DryZone, LLC Before & After Photos

This homeowner had a working sump pump in his crawlspace. The reason he called DryZone was that the water wasn't all in the area with the sump pump. How can the water get to the pump? The answer is perimeter drainage. DryZone uses a system we call Hydrolink. Our pipes and drains allow water to flow easily to one of our crawlspace sump pumps or even the existing one. This homeowner was so happy with our system that he even upgraded his old sump pump to our SmartSump crawlspace sump pump system.

The homeowner in Felton, DE had a 25x16 back patio. The thick slab patio had a 3" decline along the house edge. Sinking concrete slab this thick was easily repaired by the DryZone Concrete team using Polylevel. Within one work day, the homeowner had a safe and useful patio space.

This crawl space had big box store plastic thrown in haphazardly with water pooling all around. There were also open vents allowing air to freely enter this home and increase humidity and decrease the home's overall ability to regulate climate. DryZone cleaned this crawl space up for the homeowner, installed Clean Space with Drainage Matting and installed Block Vents, all of which will create a healthy environment for this home for years to come! 

This crawl space door was rusting and showing the impact that time, water and humidity can have on a metal door. DryZone installed an EverLast Crawl Space Door made of durable plastic which will stand the test of time and keep air out of this crawl space for years to come!

This homeowner in Felton, DE noticed a smell in his home and very chilly floors. After a free inspection from DryZone, he found out his crawlspace was in much need of some fixing! 

We installed the CleanSpace Crawl Space Encapsulation System with wrapped piers, a SaniDry Sedona humidifier and treated the space with Shockwave to keep the smell gone for good!