DryZone Basement Systems Before & After Photos

A wet basement in North Providence would always have water trickling down the walls and emerging out of the floor of the foundation. This was bringing in moisture, the possibility of mold growth, and musty odors. To keep the moisture to a low, we placed CleanSpace wall vapor barrier onto the walls. This creates a layer of a thick white liner to block out the outside moisture form trying to get in. 

A customer in North Providence, RI already had a finished basement, but it was in risk of being damaged by water coming in. There was some water seepage in one corner of the basement, causing a puddle to form. Whenever a basement has sitting water, it should be dealt with to avoid costly damages. So our production team swiftly came in, jackhammered a sump pit, placed the SuperSump that comes with a Zoeller cast iron sump pump. This system pumps up to 2,220 gallons of water per hour, ensuring the basement stays dry for the years to come! 

This basement in North Providence, RI was still in a damp and humid state, even though the homeowner used this area very often. She wanted her basement to be more enjoyable to use, so she called us to provide a waterproofing solution to keep the space dry. For this job, our team installed a full waterproofing system to lower the humidity while collecting and discharging any water seepage coming in! Welcome, our CleanSpace wall vapor barrier, TripleSafe sump pump and WaterGuard interior drainage system! 

In Woonsocket, RI these old basement window wells weren’t holding up and still allowed water to leak inside. Our Sunhouse window wells block out moisture while keeping out pests and debris, but still promoting natural sunlight into the basement.

This basement in Woonsocket, RI had water leaking from the walls into the finished area, causing a big headache for the homeowner! After removing the wood panels, our team installed CleanSpace Wall, a vapor barrier that will confine the water and keep it out of the basement space. Now any water that seeps in will go straight into the waterproofing systems in place.