DryZone, LLC Before & After Photos

Virginia noticed a damp, musty smell in her home and wanted to get to the root cause of the issue, so she contacted the trusted experts at DryZone to schedule a free inspection. Our System Design Specialist, Don, conducted a thorough inspection and reviewed his findings with the homeowner. During the inspection, Don discovered that the crawlspace humidity was over 68%, which is well above the recommended 55% benchmark.

To address the issue, we installed a full crawlspace encapsulation system that included CleanSpace, DrainageMatting, and a SaniDry Sedona. The SaniDry Sedona has an impressive 100-pints-per-day capacity and can move more than 300 cubic feet of dry air per minute throughout your crawlspace or basement.

Cathy was experiencing musty odors in her home, along with a damp feeling that made her concerned about what was happening below the house. After noticing signs of microbial growth, she reached out to the trusted experts at DryZone to schedule a free estimate. Our System Design Specialist, Derek, conducted a thorough inspection of the crawlspace and explained his findings with Cathy.

During the inspection, Derek found that the humidity in the crawlspace was over 68%, which is well above the recommended 55% benchmark. He also found microbial growth on the floor support system, caused by the excess moisture in the space. With high humidity continuing to affect the crawlspace, it was important to install a solution that would help control moisture and create a healthier environment beneath the home.

To address these issues, we installed DrainageMatting, CleanSpace, and a SaniDry Sedona. DrainageMatting was installed to help create a layer of separation from the ground and support the overall encapsulation system. CleanSpace was then installed to help isolate the home from the earth and reduce the impact of ground moisture on the crawlspace environment. To control the humidity, we installed a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier, which can remove up to 100 pints of water per day and move over 300 cubic feet of dry air per minute throughout the crawlspace.

With these solutions in place, Cathy can now enjoy greater peace of mind knowing her home is better protected from excess moisture, musty odors, and crawlspace humidity issues.

In Milford, DE a man and his wife had just recently bought a home. They soon later found out that the "new" home was not so new. In there crawlspace, there was water damage, insulation, and debris all down there. DryZone came out and did their job the right way. The couple was very pleased with the work. Now their new home, was truely new.

A home owner in Milford, Delaware had heard and saw some great reviews about the Turtl we install. For many who do not know what the Turtl is, it's a crawl space entrance way door. This door is air and water tight, it keeps all debris,  animals and water from entering the door way of the crawl space. The home owner wished to have the door in order to keep the raccoon's and the rain water from accessing the crawl space.

This home in Sussex County had a damp and ugly basement. The homeowner was tired of looking at the nasty walls while doing laundry in the basement. When he learned about the great vapor barrier quality of the BrightWall product, he new it was more than just a good looker. It brightens up the entire space, is easy to clean, and doesn't easily tear or chip like a paint. The BrightWall panels are designed to be installed in nearly any damp and smelly basement. They will keep the majority of the water vapor in close to the wall so that the humidity is reduced. This, coupled with a SaniDry Dehumidifier, is a great plan for anyone looking to make their basement look, feel, and smell better.