Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

This home's window had over started to peel away from the rim it was installed on as it has begun to warp over time which was letting water in. This led to the homeowner calling the experts here at DryZone to come out and install the EverLast Window. The biggest difference between your average basement window and an EverLast window is that the Everlast is specifically designed for the condition it is under when installed in the basement. 

The first step of the transformation begins with the instillation of CleanSpace to prevent water moisture from the ground and the walls to enter the crawlspace. As a further insurance against moisture within the crawlspace we also sealed all the vents and installed the SaniDry. The SaniDry is a dehumidification system designed to eliminate dampness from the air by drying it out though unlike a conventional dehumidifier it has a hose so that it can empty itself.

This homeowner reached out to DryZone after finding microbial growth in their crawlspace. The production team installed CleanSpace, SaniDry Sedona, and blocked the vents from outside to lower the humidity in the crawlspace. 

This home in Lewes, Delaware only had a partial liner that was covering the crawlspace dirt. Exposed dirt can add a continuous stream of water vapor into a home. This home now has a full encapsulated crawlspace which creates a barrier between the ground and the floor joists.

This homeowner's crawl space is typical of many homes, concrete block walls and a dirt foundation. A CleanSpace Encapsulation System forms a barrier so that the house is isolated from the earth creating a dry, clean and energy efficient crawl space.