DryZone Basement Systems Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Cambridge, MA was having problems with their crawl space being very moist and it was starting to affect the living space of their home. When Jake, one of our inspectors, went to the home to take a look, he drew up a solution that would keep the crawl space dry and clean. Foreman Tomas and his crew got to work on installation day with encapsulating the crawl space! They started by removing any debris that was in the space and then regraded the soil for drainage. Then they laid the drainage matting which allows water to flow under and out of the space instead of pooling inside of it. They insulated the walls of the crawl space with our SilverGlo insulation which regulates the temperature of the space. Finally, they encapsulated the crawl space with our CleanSpace vapor barrier, which seals off the space from being impacted by water or weather. Now the homeowner can rest easy knowing their crawl space is in much better shape and won't be taking a toll on their home's living space any longer.

This basement/crawlspace combination in Little Compton, RI needed some waterproofing and insulating. Along with our TripleSafe sump pump and two SaniDry Dehumidifiers, two SmartDrain leak alarm systems, as well as the CleanSpace vapor barrier, was put up around the whole space to keep moisture out and prevent mold from growing. Then, while considering convenience, we use long corded remote alarms so that they could be placed at the beginning of the crawl space and the homeowner can easily turn them off once they hear the alarm and identify the leak.

In this crawl space in Little Compton, RI, the homeowner had tried adding some spray insulation to the ceiling to help with moisture but with the ground still exposed, condensation was still building up. Our team was able to encapsulate the space with our CleanSpace vapor barrier to help seal moisture out of the crawl space. 

This home in Little Compton, RI had a damp crawl space that causing concern for the owners, in that space is where most of the homes structural components live and dampness can cause those wooden beams to rot and weaken. Our inspector visited the home and was able to show the owners how we can encapsulate the crawl space with our vapor barrier, which would help seal out moisture and protect those organic structures.

A homeowner in Little Compton, RI was getting frustrated with how moist the basement was getting after heavy rainfalls. She wanted to find a way to dry the air out, so our crew installed a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier to control the humidity and give this homeowner a peace of mind!