DryZone Basement Systems Before & After Photos

Cralwspaces can be a nuisance, like this one in Chatham, MA that was feeling the negative effects of moisture and pests. To combat their problems, we installed our Cleanspace over our Terrablock insulator to keep the ground sealed off from the inside of the crawlspace. SilverGlo insulation was also added along with a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier, which would both work to keep the space controlled and dry. All of these tools combined together would be a perfect solution for this home and its owners.

These basement windows in Chatham, MA had old and dirty window wells that were no longer performing to their full capacity. The owner was looking to find new ones that could keep out water as well as protect the new basement windows. Our SunHouse window wells are perfect for that, they seal up around the window, keeping out moisture and organic growth from aging the windows.

This homeowner in Chatham, MA was in need of a way to keep his crawlspace dry. He reached out to DryZone Basement Systems to find a solution. Once we sent an inspector to look at his crawlspace, he informed the homeowner that our CleanSpace vapor barrier would be the best solution. As the crew started to line up the walls with CleanSpace, the homeowner was informed that this is the best way to protect from rot, mold and moisture, so that his crawlspace can stay dry!

A homeowner in Chatham, MA needed a sump pump to be installed in their basement because there was no way to discharge the water! The crew did a fantastic job jackhammering a whole, putting the TripleSafe in and filling up the rest of the whole to finish the job!

When this customer in Chatham, MA contacted us, we were told that a severe leak in his foundation was causing water to build up on the floor. The customer was angry about all of the puddles, so we made sure to save his basement from future rainwaters. Our production team installed a TripleSafe sump pump to go in the lowest corner in the basement. This pumping system can move up to 6,200 gallons of water per hour, ensuring this basement stays bone dry.