Washington County, RI Waterproofing & Finishing Contractor

Robin called DryZone because her second home in Block Island, RI was having some humidity issues in the basement and she wanted to be able to use the space without worrying about her belongings getting damaged or moldy. She had seen our trucks while we went to the island to do services and wanted to get on our radar for the next time we were there for a free estimate.

At the estimate, James used his trusty hygrometer to read the humidity in the basement and saw it was reading a shocking 80%! He let Robin know that was very high and he seriously recommended a SaniDry dehumidifier to help get that to a reasonable level. After some discussion about the details of the system, she knew she wanted that in her home and wanted to go through with installing the system. A great part of the SaniDrys is that they are self-draining systems and could empty right into her pump without someone needing to be there to empty it each day.

Homeowner Scott was dealing with a lot of moisture in his basement and wanted a dehumidifier installed that would be able to handle it all. He did some research and landed on our website where he saw the SaniDry dehumidifiers and wanted more information so he called for a free estimate to see if it was, in fact, what he was hoping for. Our inspector visited the home and checked out the space, he wrote up a proposal of where the SaniDry would go and where it would discharge. Scott was pretty happy about the option and after some thought decided to go through and get it installed.

Setting up the system was a breeze and could start working immediately after the installation. Now the moisture would get picked up by the dehumidifier and that water would discharge through a condensate pump and out of the basement. One of the greatest benefits of the system is that there’s no more emptying out buckets of water each day, the machine would do it itself! Scott was happy with the install and they job the SaniDry was doing in his basement to keep the moisture out,

The basement in this Bradford, RI home was finished but when water was making its way in, the walls had to be removed to provide waterproofing solutions. We applied our CleanSpace to the foundation wall to create a vapor barrier so when finishing walls were reapplied, they would be protected.

After endless water issues in this Rockville, RI basement, the owners finally decided it was time to find a permanent solution. After calling DryZone and scheduling a free estimate, our crew installed a system to collect the water seeping in and discharge it out of the basement. A SuperSump system was part of that system and was a main component in removing that unwanted water!

This crawl space in Wyoming, RI was wet and a mess, honestly just becoming an issue for the home owners as well at the home itself. Wet crawl spaces can cause mold to form and wood to deteriorate which can compromise the structure of the home. To help solve this issue, our crew installed a CleanSpace vapor barrier to encapsulate the space and keep moisture out as well as a SuperSump system to collect any water under the barrier and discharge it out, away from the home. Combine that with a SaniDry dehumidifier and you have a dry crawl space that will help keep this home standing tall for years to come.

This basement in Carolina, RI had visible dampness in the corners after heavy rains, making the space humid and smell musty. The seeping water never caused any flooding, but small puddles were enough for concern. In this space we suggested a perimeter of WaterGuard drains to collect that leaking water, which would then flow to a TripleSafe sump pump. The TripleSafe system has three pumps, one being a battery powered backup that would jump into action when power to the system was lost.

In this Westerly, RI basement, there was a humidity issues that was making it difficult to use this big, open space as storage like the homeowners wanted. The existing sump pump system made it easy to install our SaniDry Sedona, the water discharge could drain straight into the sump so there was no need to empty out buckets of water! Now this space can be used to its full potential!