DryZone, LLC Before & After Photos

Encapsulating a crawl space can keep the home safe for years to come. Not only does it keep musty smells from entering the home, but it protects the floors from moisture damage and keeps the foundation strong. 

The homeowner gave us a call because they noticed they have an exterior wall in their finished basement letting water in and they are looking for a permanent fix. When we came out, they explained to us that whatever the solution is, they don't want to have to worry about it moving forward. After taking a look, our team recommended cutting the finished walls and installing waterguard and wall restoration. We also Installed a super sump pump to drain any water that may enter the basement in the future. Lastly, we installed 2 downspouts so that water moves away from the foundation of their home.

When you are getting water in your crawlspace and you think the old rusted door might be a part of the problem, you need a solution fast. The Turtl is the absolute best way to get in and out of your crawlspace. It stopped water and air from entering the doorway better than any other product. And DryZone has installed more Turtl than anyone else in the world for the past 3 years.

This crawlspace in Trappe, MD did not have an access door, making it susceptible to moisture and critters gaining access to the crawlspace. We installed an EverLast crawlspace access door that is made of plastic, which will never rot or allow water and critters to enter the crawlspace. This results in a dry, healthy crawlspace that may be used for many purposes, including storage.