John's Waterproofing Company

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Here at John's Waterproofing we specialize in basement waterproofing, crawl space repair, seismic retrofitting, flood vent installation, and basement finishing. We'll provide an on-site inspection, unique basement waterproofing system design, and a written proposal with a 3-D simulation of your newly designed and finished space. Serving Portland, Bend, Salem, Eugene, and surrounding towns. Call today to schedule your free estimate! .

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John's Waterproofing Company

Flooring
Flooring. Our flooring is available in tile and plank form, always with a plastic base that won't support mold growth or sustain moisture damage. Our simulated wood planks resemble genuine wood flooring, without the drawbacks of real wood.
Door Installation/Replacement
Drywalls
Repairs of a flooded basement are best conducted by a professional who specializes in basement waterproofing. An expert in the industry can help you recover your damaged items and advise you on restoring your damaged drywall and furniture.
Basement Remodeling
Imagine finishing your basement once and having it stay warm, beautiful, and healthy for the rest of your life. John's Waterproofing is a proud installer of the Total Basement Finishing™ System and can create a dry, usable space in your basement with products that won't absorb moisture or allow mold growth.
Framing
The seismic retrofitting process involves the installation of engineered metal connectors and other reinforcement materials at key stress points throughout your home’s structure. The specially designed hardware includes hold downs, anchors & anchor bolts, strap ties, and framing angles. Wood blocking and structural sheathing may also be incorporated into many retrofitting packages.
Tile Installation
Staircases
Carpeting
Floor matting. Made from waterproof, high-strength plastic, these interlocking floor tiles are the perfect underlayment for carpeting or sheet vinyl.
Garage Remodeling

New Construction
Our inspector went out to check out this new construction project and was greeted with a pretty damp situation. The call for the vapor barrier came near the end of construction,...
Foundation Installation
Sunrooms

Landscaping and Fencing

Landscaping
Outside, an anti-freeze device called IceGuard® is usually installed. The discharge line is buried underground, while the installer is careful to remove sections of the lawn in whole pieces before making the trench for the pipe. This helps to ensure the least disruption to your landscaping throughout the installation. A special outlet is installed flush with the ground and is safe for lawn mower or lawn tractor traffic.
Driveways
Welcome to Episode 1 of the All Things "Basementy" Video Series! In this series Larry Janesky, owner and founder of Basement Systems, Inc., will be talking about everything related to basements, foundations and crawl spaces: from basement waterproofing, to basement finishing, foundation structural repair... and nasty crawl spaces too! Basement Systems is the largest and most reputable basement waterproofing network in the world, with over 300 dealers across the U.S., Canada, U.K. and Ireland offering exclusive, patented and permanent solutions for wet and flood-prone basements, damaged foundations, and decaying crawl spaces. In this first Episode, Larry walks us through the process of waterproofing a leaky basement with stone walls. When people think about basement waterproofing, they think about conventional methods: exterior drainage (French drains) and exterior waterproofing coats. The problem with using conventional approaches to waterproof an existing home is that it would involve digging out the entire foundation. The excavation not only disturbs the landscaping, but also often requires removal of fixtures such as patios, porches, decks, sunrooms, sidewalks, and driveways. Row houses and homes with attached garages pose special challenges if you have to excavate the yard down to the footing as well. For that reason, Basement Systems, based on over 20 years of experience in foundation waterproofing and structural repair, developed and patented a full line of products as an alternative solution to conventional waterproofing methods. Some of these products were used to waterproof this home's leaky stone foundations. This stone-walled basement received a full WaterGuard internal drainage system, which was installed on top of the foundation footing and along the full perimeter of the basement walls. These drain tiles will collect ground water and a 4-inch PVC pipe will run the water to a TripleSafe Sump Pump System. The TripleSafe is a three-pump system that includes a powerful main pump, an electric backup pump, and a battery operated backup sump pump that will protect that basement in case of a power outage. While block and poured basements usually leak from the bottom of the walls and the joint between walls and floor, stone walls are irregular and have a lot of small gaps in the mortar joints that will allow water to leak into the basement from any point of the wall that is below grade. For that reason, the walls themselves need to be treated. This basement's walls were covered with the CleanSpace vapor barrier, a 20mil, puncture-proof poly liner that has a built-in antimicrobial layer to prevent mold growth.The vapor barrier was neatly tucked into the drainage system and will collect any water seeping through the walls, keeping it from leaking or evaporating into the basement. The homeowner now has a dry basement, and can even lean items against the walls without worrying about the possibility of them getting wet. If you have a wet basement
Excavation
It's important to be sure your crawl space meets all code requirements, which is why we offer crawl space excavation as part of our repair services. John's Waterproofing will dig out up to 3 feet in your crawl space to meet code standards.

Window Installation/Replacement
Decks
Patios
Gutters
Fix Any Grade Line & Gutter Issues: If your gutters are depositing water around your foundation, or the ground around your home is sloped towards the house, then water will collect around (and inside) the crawl space, promoting mold and rot.
Garage Door Repair/Replacement
Porches

Painting
Insulation
Masonry
John's Waterproofing specializes in installing two types of Mold-X2. Different basements and crawl spaces require different types of treatment, and these products can handle mild and more aggressive mold. Our Mold-X2 Stain Remover cleans contaminated surfaces, including wood or masonry, in just 20 seconds. In order to prevent mold from growing back after using this product, the space must be kept dry and without humidity. This is why we offer it in tandem with our basement waterproofing services.
Caulking
Electrical Work
The Total Basement Finishing™ System is a complete basement finishing process. We carry a variety of basement remodeling products, including wall panels, flooring, ceiling tiles, as well as other solutions like windows, lighting, and electrical work. Our products are designed to withstand a basement environment, no matter what the climate is near your home.

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