DryZone, LLC serving Queen Annes, MD

This home in Chestertown is located close to the Chester River. Known for being beautiful and pristine and also for the high moisture content in the soil. This older home was built with the open vent crawl space system with a dirt floor. Allowing the humid air to stay in the crawl space and moist air to rise from the ground. Over time this helps to create an environment for mold to grow and thrive and then causing the wood in the crawl space to rot. When you start to notice sagging floors then you know you already have problem. Eventually, the floors might even give way causing larger issues. The fix for this is to sister the joists or to replace with a new beam. Once we have added the new beam we will then support the new beam and the original floor with SmartJacks. Because they are not made of organic material mold will not break down the SmartJacks. The best protection that you can have against wood rot is to encapsulate your crawl space and then use a dehumidifier. This will ensure that mold will no longer grow in the crawl space. 

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 of this crawl space in Centerville were very worried about the standing water in their crawl space. They knew that the longer they had a water under their home the bigger the problems. Contacting DryZone was their first step. They had head about the company from a neighbor who had used them in the past for basement waterproofing. 

Our Designer Derek came to their home and inspected their property and helped create a solution that would work best for their home and their budget. The best solution for them was to install HydroLink, Drainage Matting, Clean Space, and seal all the doors and vents. The dried out the space with a dehumidifier that drains into the TripleSafe Sump Pump.

In Sudlersville, MD the homeowners could smell mold in their home and wanted DryZone to come out for a free inspection on their crawl space. When DryZone inspected the area, our team noticed insulation falling from the roof, water damage, and an abundance of debris. 

The best way to solve this problem is by installing a water drainage mat, liner, and SaniDry dehumidifier. 

In Sudlersville, MD, the access well is not in the best condition. The homeowners did not like the appearance of the access well and wanted someone to replace it. DryZone was the right company to contact because we have a great product for access wells called the Rockwell. DryZone also installed the Rockwell cover and Egress ladder. 

In Sudlersville, MD the homeowners wanted work done to their crawl space because they were experiencing a lot of moisture in the air. Also, they were concerned about the mold and water damage for the future. DryZone came to check the property and gave the homeowners a solution for their problem. DryZone installed a SaniDry Cx dehumidifier, EverLast door, drainage mat, and wall liner. 

In Queenstown, MD the crawl space needs to be encapsulated. The homeowners do want to deal with water or moisture in their crawl space because they are worried about mold and water damage. DryZone came to the home to look at the property and right away noticed the moisture problems in the crawl space. DryZone installed a SaniDry CX, drainage mat, and SilverGlo.  Now the homeowners are pleased with the outcome of their crawl space and no longer need to worry about water damage or mold. 

The average crawl space has a 6 milimeter liner on the floor that becomes wet, dirty, and is not substantial. The homeowners in Queenstown, MD wanted a liner that was thicker and more substantial to secure their crawl space. DryZone's interior liner is 20 milimeters for the ground and 11 milimeters on the walls! Now that is a substantial liner that will protect the crawl space!

Water damage is a problem that homeowners do not want to deal with every day. The homeowners in Queenstown, MD contacted DryZone because they needed a solution for their crawl space. DryZone came to inspect the home and decided a sump pump, dehumdifier, draiange mat, and interior liner would solve this problen.

Water damage is a problem that homeowners do not want to deal with every day. The homeowners in Queenstown, MD contacted DryZone because they needed a solution for their crawl space. DryZone came to inspect the home and decided a sump pump, dehumdifier, draiange mat, and interior liner would solve this problen.

The crawl space in Ingleside, MD is filled with water and mold. The homeowners are concered with damage in the crawl space and for the future of their home. The homeowners contacted DryZone because they wanted a solution and they wanted the work done the right way. The water continued to enter the crawl space when it rained outside. 

DryZone installed a SmartSump pump, removed insulation, and installed a dehumidifier.

The homeowners in Ingleside, MD wanted a crawl space that was insulated. They heard about DryZone's services in crawl space encapsulation and insulation. They gave us a call for a free inspection. The homeowners liked the idea of SilverGlo and wanted DryZone to install the SilverGlo lining. 

In Grasonville, MD the crawl space needs help. The access well in the crawl space was not ideal and they wanted something more substantial than a piece of wood to cover the space. The homeowners contacted DryZone with their problem. Our DryZone team suggested that we install a dehumdifier, drainage mat, and an Everlast door. 

In Grasonville, MD the crawl space needs help. The access well in the crawl space was not ideal and they wanted something more substantial than a piece of wood to cover the space. The homeowners contacted DryZone with their problem. Our DryZone team suggested that we install a dehumdifier, drainage mat, and an Everlast door. 

Grasonville, MD has a crawl space that needs a few repairs to complete the area under the home. As you can see from the pictures, there is water damage in the crawl space, which is causing mold to grow and a high amount of moisture in the air. DryZone was contacted by these homeowners to install products that would repair the crawl space. DryZone installed a water drainage mat, interior liner, Everlast door, and SmartSump pump. 

The homeowners were pleased with the outcome of the crawl space. They finally had a dry and clean area under their home! 

The crawl space in Grasonville, MD has an old 6-millimeter liner on the ground of the crawl space with dirt and water covering it. The homeowners would like for this old liner to be removed and products installed to take away the mold smell and water in the crawl space. 

DryZone took a look at the crawl space and suggested that our DryZone team removes the debris on the ground, installs a drainage mat, and interior liner. DryZone's liners are 20 millimeters on the ground and 11 millimeters on the walls. 

The homeowners are happy with the encapsulation of their crawl space! 

The Crumpton, MD pool deck is in need of some PolyLevel lifting. The concrete has started to sink and the homeowners are nervous about their friends and family around this tripping hazard. DryZone came to inspect the property for a free no-obligation inspection and came up with a solution for the homeowners. With DryZone's Polylevel injection, the sinking slab will raise back to its desired level. 

In Crumpton, MD, the foundation needs a steel girder and SmartJack installed. The homeowners are concerned about the foundation that is holding up their home. They contacted DryZone to take a look at their foundation and crawl space with a suggestion on the best way to go about this problem. DryZone came up with a solution to install the SmartJacks and steel girder into the crawl space. Now the homeowners feel safe with the SmartJacks installed and holding up their home. 

The sidewalk in Crumpton, MD has sinking concrete that needs to be raised. Instead of tearing apart the concrete sidewalk, the homeowners contacted DryZone to raise the concrete. Tripping hazards are very dangerous and must be handled right away. DryZone injected PolyLevel into the sidewalk that leads to the home. 

In Church Hill, Maryland, the sidewalk and stairs leading to the front door are causing tripping hazards for the homeowners. They are concerned with the concrete stairs and decided to cover them because they do not want anyone tripping or stubbing their toes. The homeowners contacted DryZone because they heard about our PolyLevel service and wanted to see what our PolyLevel injection would do. DryZone explained how our PolyLevel injection goes into a hole that is smaller than a penny and lifts the concrete back to its desired level.

The homeowners were pleased with this outcome and were glad that they could walk up their stairs again.

DryZone is aware that water damage is a common recurrence in basements, which is why our team came to the rescue for a home in Church Hill, Maryland. As experts in basement repairs, DryZone was able to take away the mold, add a sump pump, level the floor, and waterproof the basement.

In Church Hill, MD the homeowners needed something to close their crawl space with and they heard about DryZone's services. After calling DryZone, our team installed the Turtl, unique patented crawl space access system that combines both an access well and an airtight door in one sturdy unit. 

The sidewalk and stairs in Barclay, MD is experiencing problems, which include cracks and sinking concrete. The homeowners heard about DryZones Polylevel service and decided to call for a free inspection. When DryZone came to the property, our team found sinking concrete leading up to the front door. Right away, DryZone suggested PolyLevel to raise the sinking concrete back to its desired height. 

After injecting the PolyLevel into the concrete sidewalk, the concrete level was back to its desired level and the homeowners were worry free. No more tripping hazards for this family! 

In Barclay, MD the concrete sidewalk needs to be lifted. The best way to solve this problem is by contacting DryZone to inject the PolyLevel into the concrete. The hoemowners called DryZone to take a look at the property and were pleased with the solution. After DryZone injected the PolyLevel into the concrete, the homeowners were amazed at the quick cure time of only 15 minutes. They were back to walking on their sidewalk and stairs right away! 

In Barclay, MD the homeowners are upset with their sidewalk. They have a beautiful path from their driveway to the side of their home but the sidewalk is starting to sink. They contacted DryZone because they knew we were the experts in PolyLevel. After setting up an appointment, DryZone came to the property to inject the PolyLevel and raise the sidewalk. The homeowners were extremely happy with the outcome of their sidewalk!

In Worton, MD  foundation problems are a serious issue, especially for these homeowners. The wood is starting to rot because of the water that has damaged the wood. Once wood begins to rot it will break down. This is a major problem since the foundation is what holds up the home! Why let this problem continue in your beautiful home? These homeowners contacted DryZone and we were able to fix the foundation problem. 

The crawl space in Still Pond, MD has a large amount of debris on the ground causing a mess in the crawl space. Debris is not the only problem in this area under the home. Mold, water, moisture, and insulation are also causing problems for the homeowners. DryZone came to inspect the crawl space and suggested a drainage mat, dehumidifier, interior liner, and TripleSump pump in order to keep the crawl space dry all of the time. 

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. 

These homeowners in Centreville, MD were extremely upset with the outcome of their home. They were experiencing many problems, which included cracks on the side of their home as well as sinking concrete on their sidewalk leading into their home. This was a serious problem for the homeowners because they were concerned with the health of their home and that was when they decided to contact DryZone with their problems. DryZone suggested injecting the PolyLevel foam into the concrete and lifting it to the desired level and filling the concrete crack in the wall as well. 

The homeowners are extremely happy with the outcome and finally have a peace of mind! 

The homeowners in Chester, MD are unhappy with the outcome of their crawl space, which is why they contacted DryZone to encapsulate the area. A crawl space must have dry air with no moisture in order to prevent mold from growing and to keep the crawl space clean. The interior CleanSpace liner helps prevent mold from growing as well as water from ruining the crawl space. Also, the TripleSafe sump pump is installed to drain the water out of the crawl space in order to keep the crawl space dry. After these products were installed, the homeowners no longer had to worry about the crawl space. 

This apartment complex in Chester, MD is experiencing problems with their concrete sidewalk and porch. The best solution for the sinking concrete is PolyLevel because the foam is a lightweight material that will not wash out because it is waterproofed. There is a long-term warranty on the poly, the installation is a clean and easy process, and there is minimal patchwork, which creates a uniform appearance. 

This new homeowner was excited to being their new life with a beach home on DelMarVa. Unfortunately, the home inspections uncovered some issues in the crawl space, particularly wet subsoil and high humidity which had led to staining on the walls. This staining led to further discovery in the crawl space of a humidifier that was inadequate for the space within the crawl space. Thankfully, this homeowner made a great choice and contacted DryZone. We came in and installed a new SmartSump with IceGuard so the homeowner will be safe in every season. for that wet subsoil.  HydroLink Drainage System also helped as a direct solution for wet subsoil. A new SaniDry Sedona which is large enough for the full crawl space were installed. CleanSpace was applied to the piers and walls and the result was a ready to move in crawl space. If you are selling your home, you can avoid a rough inspection by calling us before you place your home on the market. The DryZone warranty conveys to the new home owner and is an asset that can help you sell your home. We are glad this this new homeowner is able to have a fresh start with a fresh crawl space!

The outlook was grim for this homeowner. Drooping insulation, a crawl space with standing water; we know that these things add up to an unhealthy environment for these homeowners and damages the home. Team DryZone came in and changed the outlook for these homeowners for good! Drainage matting, Clean space liner and an SaniDry CX will protect this investment for years to come. 

This homeowner was experiencing their stairs pulling away from the wall in the front of their home. With a call to DryZone, they found out they needed better support throughout the whole middle of the home. With the SmartJack system, we installed 7 SmartJacks and a supplemental beam to strengthen and lift the home to its original position. No more staircase movement!

This Church Hill homeowner called DryZone about a crack in their basement wall causing some water intrusion. In order to properly protect the basement, the crack in the wall had to be repaired. After repairing the crack and sealing it from allowing water to come through, DryZone made sure the home was ready for rainy weather!

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. 

Encapsulating the crawl space was important to this homeowner. However, after calling a company to do the work, they informed her the crawl space was too short to work on or become a problem in the future. She knew she needed to do something to keep her feet from being so cold in the winter. As winter got closer, she knew she needed another company to take a look and see if an encapsulation could be done, despite the crawl space being so short. DryZone came to look at her home and said they could keep her feet warm and protect the floors from moisture damage. After encapsulating and adding a dehumidifier, the crawl space was protected for a long time. 

Gravel floors in crawl spaces are great for drainage. However, water vapor from groundwater easily goes through the gravel and does little to regulate the humidity under your home. This homeowner knew they needed something to help drain water from the crawl space in rainy seasons, but failed to realize the humidity from groundwater lingers beyond rainy seasons. A result of this constant humidity was starting to show in how the crawl space started to smell. DryZone noticed, during the free inspection, how the humidity was starting to affect the floorboards and cause some signs of microbial growth. To help this homeowner, DryZone installed a vapor barrier to stop the water vapor from groundwater from entering the crawl space and feeding microbial growth. 

High humidity can be the source of larger problems in a crawl space. It can affect the foundation, invite insects, and feed microbial growth. This Barclay, MD homeowner wanted to stop any of these problems before they started in his new home. A dehumidifier was installed in the crawl space to keep humidity down. For humidity to truly be controlled, the crawl space has to be completely sealed from the outside. Without doing this, the dehumidifier works twice as hard trying to take humidity out of an area that is constantly filling with vapor from outside. A strong vapor barrier and a sealant for the rim joists of a crawl space blocks any airways that could allow air and vapor into your home. 

A full basement can be used for many things. For this Crumpton, MD homeowner, the basement served as an office and bonus storage room. One day this homeowner came to the basement and noticed a horizontal crack in the painted block foundation which led to streaks of water stains over time. To protect their home, they called the foundation repair experts at DryZone to stabilize and strengthen the walls before the bowing became too much. DryZone installed PowerBraces on the walls. 

Cracks in the foundation of this Ingleside, MD home allowed large amounts of water to enter the basement. Soon enough, the basement became a constant flood zone, and the homeowner was unable to use this large space. DryZone suggested a french drain was the first step to making this home useable. When the water flows through the trench drain and into a sump pump, there are no more constant puddles on the floor. After covering the walls with CleanSpace to seal the basement and guide water into the french drain below, the basement is completely waterproof. 

Crawl space moisture can negatively affect the people living in a home. This Queen Anne, MD family had a son that was allergic to mold and microbial growth, so their priority was keeping him safe. DryZone did mold remediation underneath the home before encapsulating. With an encapsulation and dehumidifier, the home is blocked from moisture and microbial growth has nothing to feed on to live. 

After inheriting this home, this Queenstown, MD homeowner knew he needed to make some necessary changes to the basement. After one too many floods, it was clean it needed a french drain and strong sump pump. DryZone added a perimeter drain and a CleanSpace vapor barrier to help in collecting moisture. 

Crawl Space vents were installed with regulating humidity in mind. However, because humid air rises, moist air would enter this crawl space through the vents and increase humidity instead of regulating it. After noticing microbial growth in the home, this homeowner called DryZone to seal the vents and any other airways that allowed moisture into the home. DryZone suggested sealing the vents with a foam board to ensure a proper seal. After sealing the vents, DryZone covered other areas of the sill plate that allowed air to flow in with spray foam. Now the crawl space is sealed from outside air!

After one too many tripping hazards were noticed around the pool, this Centreville, MD homeowner called the concrete lifting and leveling experts at DryZone. DryZone injected a hardening and waterproof foam underneath the concrete pool deck to lift it to its original pour height. After lifting, the seams of the concrete were sealed with a waterproof sealant to protect the ground underneath from washing away any further.

This homeowner was concerned about losing insulation in their home with winter approaching. In order to fix this for them, we had to ensure that the vents were the right height since the house is in a flood zone. We had to block 2 of the vents that were not the right height and install the flood vents around the house. 

This homeowner noticed a crack in their wall behind the sheet rock. We cut out the remainder of the sheet rock in the area to see the full extent of the crack and noticed it ran from top to bottom. We used flexispan to fill and seal the crack