DryZone, LLC Before & After Photos

The crawl space in Still Pond, MD has a large amount of debris on the ground causing a mess in the crawl space. Debris is not the only problem in this area under the home. Mold, water, moisture, and insulation are also causing problems for the homeowners. DryZone came to inspect the crawl space and suggested a drainage mat, dehumidifier, interior liner, and TripleSump pump in order to keep the crawl space dry all of the time. 

In Still Pond, MD the homeowners would like to encapsulate their crawl space. DryZone is known for their professional crawl space encapsulation service, which is why the homeowners decided to call DryZone. Our team installed a water drainage mat, interior CleanSpace liner on the floor and walls. Look at the difference in the crawl space pictures! DryZone is proud of the work we do in crawl spaces. We love to please our homeowners and give them the dry and clean crawl spaces they have wanted. 

The Still Pond, MD basement needs DryZone to install a SuperSump pump! The homeowners are experiencing water damage in their basement and they do not want the problem to continue. They contacted DryZone to come to the property and inspect the basement. After our team saw the water damage, we knew the homeowners would need a pump! 

The homeowners are very satisfied with their basement now, especially since the water is not damaging their basement anymore. 

Where your basement wall meets your floor, there is an imperfect seam. This seam is easily compromised and allows groundwater to enter your basement. With a trench drain system from DryZone, water that enters that imperfect seam is redirected to a sump pump and drained far from your home. 

Large cracks in the basement wall are a sign that the wall is failing and could possibly cave in. A basement wall is mainly held in place by straight up and down pressure, so when that wall is straight it works. As soon as the wall starts to bow inward, it loses strength. Some walls take forever to get really bad, while other break and fall apart very quickly. There is no way of telling if the wall will ever fall in, but why take that chance? Getting it fixed now will save a lot of money in the long run. It also makes it easier to sell the home if you can pass on a huge warranty to the new owners.