Crawl Space Repair Photo Album: CleanSpace Encapsulation in Selbyville, DE

This home in Selbyville, DE had water intrusion happening in its crawl space. The homeowners, unsure of how to resolve said issue called into DryZone. The DryZone followed the cal up with an appointment to inspect exactly what was going on. After inspection, DryZone experts determined that the best form of action would be to totally encapsulate the space using CleanSpace technology. The team got straight to work! DryZone re-graded the space for drainage (dirt floor was raked and leveled), got rid of all standing water, fully encapsulated the entire space, and added a Smart Pump system to help with proper draining of any water that may enter. In addition, the DryZone team added a HydroLink drainage system, IceGuard system, and a LawnScape outlet. The homeowners were more than satisfied with the professionalism, dedication to detail and true workmanship of the DryZone team. Another happy homeowner! Helpful tip: By adding IceGuard System, you are protecting your drainage line from extreme cold temperatures and the potential of freezing. Call DryZone today to schedule your FREE inspection and estimate!

Crawl Space before encapsulation

This picture depicts the condition of the space prior to encapsulating.

Before picture of floor

Before the CleanSpace technology was installed.

Hydrometer reading

This picture captures the humidity/temperature of the crawl space.

Standing water

This image depicts the standing water accumulating just under the PVC pipes.

Standing water

This image displays the standing water in the corner just under the PVC pipes and the complete disorder going on in the crawl space.

The beginning of CleanSpace going in

The start of the CleanSpace technology being installed.

CleanSpace going in

CleanSpace installation process.

SmartPump

A clean placement of the SmartPump.

Drainage matting

Drainage matting goes underneath each CleanSpace liner on the floor.

CleanSpace technology

CleanSpace technology is used on the floors and up the walls.

Drainage pipe/IceGuard

The DryZone crew neatly digs a line to install a 4" discharge pip. The IceGuard can also be seen in this picture (the part that has several openings cut into it).