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This home has a basement and a connected crawl space. When out inspector entered the home it dry at the time but you can see obvious signs that water has been present in the past. As well they had open vents and a dirt crawl space that was connected to the basement. Because of this they had high moisture readings. The open vents are like leaving a window open in your home - all year round! Encapsulating the crawl space, adding BrightWall and a WaterGuard System will help to create a dry space for the homeowner to use as storage and more. 

The homeowners in Stevensville, MD are experiencing water damage and would like DryZone to come out and take a look at the crawl space. DryZone noticed the water and issues right away and suggested the crawl space encapsulation with a sump pump and dehumidifier. Now the homeowners do not have to worry about the condition of their crawl space. 

This Stevensville, MD homeowner called DryZone after noticing significant leaking in his basement laundry room during every rain storm. After putting in a drainage system, DryZone added a CleanSpace vapor barrier to seal the basement completely. Then, a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier was added to keep the moisture in the air under control. 

Talk about a dirty crawl space! What a beautiful difference the clean space encapsulation made for this crawl space. The homeowners were very impressed with DryZone's work under their home. They are glad they contacted DryZone to encapsulate their crawl space. 

The crawl space in Hurlock, MD started as a nasty crawl space filled with water and mold, this is when the homeowners decided to contact DryZone. After contacting DryZone, our team came out for a free no-obligation inspection and suggested we encapsulate the crawl space.  What an awesome crawl space encapsulation!  

DryZone loves to inspect homes and solve any problems the homeowners are facing. This homeowner in Hurlock, MD was experiencing unwanted water, mold, and moisture in the crawl space.  DryZone installed a water drainage mat, Clean Space and an EverLast Crawl Space door. 

Something that indicates a foundation problem is a leaning chimney. To repair a leaning chimney, helical piers have to be installed under the base of the foundation to lift the chimney from underneath. Another contractor had suggested a different form of repair but after doing the research, this homeowner decided helical piers would be the best option for a longer-lasting result. 

This home in Hurlock, MD had an HVAC motherboard "go up," after a year of condensation. The homeowner was in complete disarray and immediately called the experts at DryZone. DryZone experts were able to go in and evaluate the situation: CleanSpace Encapsulation was highly recommended. The homeowners were more than willing to do all that was recommended and the DryZone team was eager to get to work. The DryZone team removed all debris, including insulation. Afterward, the DryZone experts removed all standing water and encapsulated the entire space using CleanSpace Technology. By adding a SmartSump and a SaniDry Sedona, the homeowner can rest assured their space is fully protected. Once again, due to DryZone's expertise and attention to detail, there is one more satisfied homeowner! Helpful tip: CleanSpace technology is a sure way to protect your home from further damage to your crawl space. Call DryZone today to schedule your FREE inspection and estimate!  

A home in Hurlock, MD had a crawl space suffering from large amounts of standing water and extremely high humidity levels. The homeowners called the experts at DryZone and an inspector was dispatched to the site. After inspection, the DryZone expert informed the homeowners of their options and they immediately opted to do what was recommended as they do NOT want to deal with this issue again. DryZone was able to successfully go into the space, remove all debris (insulation was left as it did not suffer damage from the standing water and humidity levels), regrade the ground for better drainage, and add CleanSpace Technology. Another protected crawl space and happy homeowner! Call DryZone today for your FREE inspection and estimate!

Why is moisture a problem for your crawl space? The answer is simple, moisture creates mold. If mold is growing on the wood in the crawl space, you have a problem. If it's a white mold, it's usually a surface mold, but this is a sign that humidity levels are extremely high in the crawl space.  If there is black or brown mold in your crawl space, structural damage is occurring, which means contacting DryZone is an immediate action! DryZone will take care of the mold issue and encapsulate the crawl space and all the problems with the crawl space will be gone.