Job Stories

This homeowner in Milford, DE kept getting water in their basement every time it rained. After finding us online, they gave us a call to see what could be done! After reviewing their space and noting where the leaking was, the System Design Specialist suggested that the best way to get the water out of the basement is to install WaterGuard around the perimeter of the space which would then drain into a sump pump. We installed a TripleSafe sump pump, which includes three sump pumps in one! With these two things in place, any water that comes into the basement from the walls or floors drains into the perimeter drainage system, into the pump and then out through a discharge pipe into their yard, away from their home.  Now this homeowner can utilize their basement alot more and be able to store their precious items without any worry of them being damaged.

This Milford homeowner called DryZone after noticing significant sinking of their concrete pool deck. They noticed whenever they spent the day at the pool, people were tripping over sidewalk steps that were lower than they used to be.  DryZone recognized the sinking slabs and injected some PolyLevel beneath the surface to gently lift the slab to the appropriate height. After lifting, the seams between the slabs were sealed to prevent water from penetrating and causing sinking. 

Liz M. detected a musty smell in her newly purchased home. She told her real estate agent and they recommended her to call DryZone for a thorough inspection. After the Design Specialist went underneath the home, he discovered multiple areas that held droplets of water that caused mold growth.    In order to prevent the mold growth, DryZone needed to curb the moisture and make the crawlspace a controlled environment. In order to control the environment, DryZone sealed off the entryway with an EverLast Crawlspace Door and wrapped the walls, piers, and dirt floor in CleanSpace. After sealing off every corner of the crawlspace, a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier was installed with a condensate pump to remove any additional moisture. 

David M. reached out to DryZone after noticing a smell coming in through his crawlspace. He had begun realizing the smell mostly occurred on rainy days when large amounts of water came into the crawlspace.  A design specialist form DryZone realized the standing water and high humidity had caused mold and mildew marks on floor joists and support beams. In order to properly remedy the smell, the crawlspace had to stay dry. DryZone installed CleanSpace vapor barriers around the beams and walls to isolate the crawlspace from the outside air. Then, a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier was installed to control the environment and reduce any smells. Now the home is dry and has no standing water smells!

After trying to store holiday items in the basement, this Milford, DE homeowner realized the cardboard boxes were holding moisture after a short amount of time. She called DryZone with concerns for high humidity. When a Design Specialist from DryZone came out for a free inspection, the humidity levels were much higher than the homeowner expected! As a resolution, the basement was then encapsulated with CleanSpace and a dehumidifier was added to control the environment. Now, the homeowner has a clean and dry space to store her holiday decor!

Concrete slabs can sink into homes and cause water to collect. On this front porch, the slab sank and water collected against the wooden door frame. After a couple of storms, the wood started to turn dark and microbial growth started forming. DryZone lifted and leveled the concrete porch and sealed the seams to protect the wood behind it. 

This homeowner had made the purchase of her home earlier this year. After living in the home for a little bit, she noticed that her floors were uneven and unlevel and that some of her sliding glass doors were unable to be opened. After getting a different company to look at it, they discovered that the foundation of the home was sinking! That company offered a solution, that was way over her budget and included a lot more than what needed to be done. That is when DryZone stepped in. Our design specialist took a look under the home and found that half of the home has sunk 6 inches! Not only did he find the problem, but he discovered the reason why it was happening, as well as putting a plan together that would fix the issue and stay within the homeowner's budget. The crew went right to work installing 26 helical piers around the side of the house that had been sinking. The team was able to lift the house up 6 inches and save this new homeowners home. You can see in the two pictures the difference in the laser level and how much the team was able to lift this home. 

This homeowner was experiencing water in this basement. After inspection, we determined that it would be best to install a waterguard and a sump pump to ensure the basement stay dry.

Homeowners in Milford, DE reached out to the DryZone experts when they noticed mold, mildew, and standing water in their crawl space. DryZone inspected the crawl space and found all the concerns the homeowners expressed. The DryZone team wasted no time and got right to work. The first step was to remove all the old debris, water, mold, and mildew and treat it with ShockWave. Afterward, the DryZone crew regraded the dirt floor to level the ground to help the installation of CleanSpace Technology lay as flat as possible. Before installing the CleanSpace Technology, the experts added a HydroLink Drainage System around the perimeter of the crawl space as well as a SmartSump. Next, DryZone experts installed the drainage matting before installing the CleanSpace. The piers were also wrapped for maximum protection. To ensure the water stays as far away from the home, the experts installed an exterior discharge pipe. The homeowners were amazed at the efficiency and professionalism of the DryZone team and can't wait to show off their new and improved crawl space! Call DryZone today to schedule your FREE inspection and estimate!

A homeowner in Milford, DE turned to the experts at DryZone when she started noticing a dampness in her home. The homeowner informed DryZone that her carpets are even damp to the touch and condensation along with mold and mildew was accumulating on the windows. Upon inspection, the DryZone team determined the best resolution for the problem is to fully encapsulate the crawl space and add a sump pump. The homeowners agreed and the crew got to work. The first order of business was to remove all present debris. Secondly, the team regraded the ground for the best drainage, blocked off all vents from the inside, added a HydroLink Drainage system around the perimeter of the crawl space, and then installed a SmartSump and SaniDry Sedona. To complete the job, the DryZone team installed an exterior discharge pipe paired with a LawnScape outlet and an EverLast Door. The homeowners were amazed and stated that the crawl space looked brand new and like the team was never there! Call DryZone today for your FREE inspection and estimate!