DryZone, LLC Before & After Photos

A very old home in Georgetown, DE had multiple concrete piers failing. The SmartJack system was installed to replace the old piers and ultimately corrected the bouncy floors.

DryZone donated a crawl space to a Habitat for Humanity home in Georgetown, DE this past week. Everyone in the company volunteered their time to help build it. With the help of everyone's time and effort and a new installation of a CleanSpace vapor barrier, the space was transformed from a muddy crawl space into a dry, healthy and beautiful space. The bright white CleanSpace vapor barrier will help keep the ground water out and save money on utility bills.

This home in Sussex County Delaware is well over 100 years old, as are many homes in the historical towns in lower Delaware. It is a wonderful home above ground and the owners have even been making improvements over the years. When they finished installing the geothermal heating lines, they went down to inspect the work and saw a wet and smelly cellar. This lead them to add the crawlspace and cellar as the next repair on their list. Both husband and wife had been annoyed with the springy floors in the living room and new that something had to be out of the ordinary down there. Once they saw the inspector's photos and solutions, they were excited to get the floors fixed properly. Several SmartJacks were installed to replace the old concrete pillars, many of which had completely fallen over. SmartJacks are sturdy and adjustable, just in case they need a little tweaking in the future.

Having a Turtl added to your crawlspace entryway is an alternative for a crawlspace entryway that is below ground-level. The Turtl is made from a rigid plastic that will never rot or corrode and is also secure and lockable. 

A dirt crawl space gets a makeover at this Georgetown, DE home. CleanSpace Encapsulation separates the house from the earth so the water vapors and humidity level of the crawl space are controlled.