DryZone, LLC Before & After Photos

This homeowner gave us a call because they noticed an external crack on their foundation. That caused them to give us a call to come out and take a look to see if there were damages on the inside part of their basement. We took out a decent sized piece of drywall on the opposite side of the external wall and noticed the foundation had a large crack running down it. We recommended repairing it with our FlexiSpan.

FlexiSpan will not reopen or leak like mortar-based repairs. It also permanently stops water leakage through any basement wall cracks.

The homeowner noticed a crack under their steps as well as water coming from around the pipe chase right below their crawlspace. Their crawlspace also is not encapsulated, so we will be adding CleanSpace Vapor Barrier to keep the area clean, dry and healthy.

FlexiSpan will fill and seal the crack to make sure no more water will come through in both areas. As for the crawlspace, we pulled out all of the old insulation so that we could properly encapsulate the area.

A basment in Houston, Delaware had water condensating from the ground. DryZone came out and installed a Sump Pump system to help drain the water out from the basement.

This homeowner is a previous customer of ours. We had originally gone out and installed WaterGuard within their basement, but after further inspection it needed to be redone. They are planning to finish their basement and before they start that project, they want to be 100% certain that the water issues are fixed and will not return. 

What makes this job a little trickier than others are that the builder of the home made the basement too deep for their location. The homeowners know that because of this, water will always get into the basement but want to have a system in place to ensure it does not damage. 

To be certain there would be no further issues, we re-did the WaterGuard, added a TripleSafe Sump Pump and ran a discharge line out and away from the home.

A crawl space in Bethel, Delaware had flooded after Hurricane Sandy. The crawl space had so much water it was about 3 feet high and surrounded the entire crawl space. Once DryZone was able to drain most of the water, we were able to take pictures and begin working on restoring the crawl space itself. After properly draining the water, we had placed the CleanSpace liner down and installed a dehumidifier to keep the crawl space nice and dry.