Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

With a SuperSump Plus, an IceGuard, discharge pipe, and a LawnScape outlet, this crawlspace's water drainage issues will be no longer!

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. 

Robert was dealing with high humidity in his crawlspace. After doing some research online, he reached out to the trusted experts at DryZone to schedule a free inspection. Our System Design Specialist, Don, completed a thorough evaluation and walked Robert through the findings.

Humidity levels in the crawlspace were over 70%, well above the recommended 55% benchmark. To solve the problem and bring the space back under control, we installed CleanSpace along with a SaniDry Sedona. With up to 100 pints per day of moisture removal and the ability to circulate over 300 cubic feet of dry air per minute, the SaniDry Sedona helps keep crawlspaces and basements dry, comfortable, and protected.

A homeowner in Frankford, DE was worried about their crawlspace sump pump, particularly the risk of the discharge line freezing and preventing water from being directed away from their home. To address these concerns, they contacted the team at DryZone, the production team installed a new SmartSump and IceGuard on the discharge line, ensuring that water can still escape even if the pipe gets blocked or freezes. 

Before encapsulation, this crawlspace had hanging insulation and standing water. Concerned about the issue growing worse, the homeowner reached out to the trusted experts at DryZone for a free inspection. Our System Design Specialist reviewed the available solutions, and the homeowner chose to move forward with the project. The major components of this encapsulation included CleanSpace, DrainageMatting, and a SaniDry Sedona. The SaniDry Sedona is a powerful unit, capable of removing up to 100 pints of water per day while circulating over 300 cubic feet of dry air per minute throughout the crawlspace or basement.