DryZone Basement Systems Before & After Photos

This customer in New Bedford, MA had the most primitive sump pump you can imagine. We cleaned things up for her a bit and installed a TripleSafe Sump Pump for her! She loves the new sump pump and really appreciated the dedication of our crew!

This basement in downtown New Bedford, MA was built in the 1800's. The stone foundation has been deteriorating for years creating a nightmare for the homeowners when it rained. The solution would be to install a vapor barrier that can be tucked into the flange of their sub floor drainage system. The Cleanspace wall is a 20mil pastic vapor barrier that would trap anything dripping down the walls and redirect it to the WaterGuard which will carry it to the sump.

A homeowner in New Bedford was worried that the water leaking into her foundation could ruin the basement. The dampness and puddles of water had to go, so she gave us a call for help. After a complete inspection, a production crew was able to install a TripleSafe sump pump to discharge the water along with a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier. To top it off, the walls were line up with CleanSpace wall vapor barrier to keep the moisture out! 

A customer in New Bedford, MA was sick of persistent water intrusion getting into his basement. He wanted a professional sump pump to push the excess water out, and came across our website. When he read about the TripleSafe sump pump, he was intrigued at the three-pump system it comes with, safeguarding homes from water damage. He knew this was the right move, and he did not regret coming to us! 

In New Bedford, MA the old system just wasn’t cutting it in this basement and needed some improvements made for the upcoming rainy season. After taking a look at what was happening in the basement, we made a plan that would collect water and send it back out. We know that if water wants to get in your basement, it will, so the best way to keep the space dry is to take it out as soon as it gets in the space. Along with Waterguard and a TripleSafe sump system, the TrenchDrain works perfectly to catch the water seeping in and start it on the journey out.