Job Stories

Your front porch is the first impression of your home. When your concrete porch sinks, it can change the first step of a person's visit. This homeowner did not notice their front porch sinking until their son came over for a visit. Not only did the porch sink but the foundation was exposed from behind the steps. DryZone repaired this porch by injecting PolyLevel underneath the steps to raise the porch to original height. 

This home in Denton, MD needed the old material removed and new, better technology installed. The homeowners turned to DryZone. The DryZone team was able to successfully remove all the "old" material, encapsulate the space with CleanSpace Technology and a new SmartSump. The homeowners were so elated!  Call DyZone today for your FREE inspection and estimate!

Lawrence B had observed that his floors were sagging and the crawlspace was experiencing excessive humidity. Concerned, he reached out to the experts at DryZone to arrange for a free inspection. When Jamie A arrived to evaluate the situation, he discovered that the humidity levels in the crawlspace had exceeded 65%, leading to the deterioration of the wood beams due to the excess moisture.   The key elements of this crawlspace encapsulation project were the SaniDry Sedona, Drainage Matting, and CleanSpace. The SaniDry Sedona boasts an impressive capacity of 100 pints per day and efficiently circulates over 300 cubic feet of air per minute throughout your basement or crawlspace. Each component plays a vital role in ensuring your crawlspace remains dry and protected for years to come.     Lawrence B can finally relax, knowing his crawlspace is dry! We at DryZone are thrilled to have tackled and resolved the crawlspace issues for this homeowner in Denton, MD.    

Living with a nasty crawl space is a serious issue that no homeowner should deal with. Luckily, DryZone has the solution to this exact issue- encapsulating the crawl space. After the encapsulation, homeowners will no longer deal with moldy smells, moisture, water damage, or debris. 

The crawl space in Greensboro, MD is not in great shape and the homeowners would like this problem to fixed as soon as possible. Luckily, they contacted the right company to give them the perfect solution. DryZone was able to inspect the property and come up with a crawl space encapsulation solution. 

Sagging floors, wooden planks, settling piers- it all means trouble for your crawl space. The results are unlevel floors, inoperable doors, windows and cracked drywall.  You may ask... what can be done? The SmartJack is a high-capacity, adjustable steel pier designed to stop settling and even raise your floors back up to the proper level.   These homeowners were amazed when they noticed the results from the SmartJacks. Now they no longer need to fear saggings floors or wood rotting piers because they have SmartJacks that are designed to hold and incredible 30,000 pounds.  

In Linkwood, MD the crawl space is not in great shape. The water in the crawl space is causing a musty smell throughout the house and the homeowners are concerned about the problem growing worse. DryZone came to the homeowners with a solution of encapsulating their crawl space. Now the homeowners are pleased with their clean and dry crawl space.  

The homeowners in Linkwood, MD were not happy with their crawl space. They contacted DryZone because they wanted an answer that would solve all the problems they were facing with their crawl space.  DryZone came up with a solution to encapsulate the crawl space and get out the mold and musty smells. The homeowners were happy with the outcome and glad they contacted DryZone to fix the problem. 

What a nasty crawl space this was in Linkwood, MD but that is okay because DryZone knows how to take care of the problem! Check out the photo gallery to see how the crawl space looked once it was encapsulated. 

After a rainstorm, this homeowner had water sitting underneath her home. She did not think anything of it until the next storm when the same thing happened. It seemed every time it rained there was a permanent puddle underneath her home that would not go away for multiple days. She started to worry that if her home allowed moisture in, what else was it allowing in? DryZone inspected the home and noticed the groundwater had no way to drain away from her home, keeping her crawl space dry. A Design Specialist from DryZone suggested she get a sump pump and a drainage line leading far from the home to keep the crawl space dry.