Job Stories

This homeowner in Newark, DE wanted to seal their joints around their pool before the winter months. With NexusPro joint sealant, we sealed the joints to keep the water out! The flexible joint sealant also tolerates a wide range of temperatures, helping preserve your concrete longer and reducing cracking.

This homeowner called DryZone with some concerns on her front sidewalk. She wanted to improve the look of her home by leveling the sidewalk slabs and sealing the seams between each slab. DryZone inspected her home and suggested PolyLevel for her front steps as well as entry sidewalk.

This homeowner noticed their front sidewalk seemed to be separating from their house. After an inspection, it was discovered that the sidewalk was sinking on one side causing a noticeable gap in the seams. Once the gap was formed, water intruded the seam and washed away dirt underneath the sidewalk, causing it to sink even faster. With PolyLevel, the sidewalk slab was lifted back to its original height. To complete the project, DryZone sealed the seams to prevent water from going underneath of the slabs.  

A crack in a basement wall can welcome water in rainy seasons. With FlexiSpan, not only are the cracks sealed, but water is prevented from coming into the basement anymore. With a flexible structure, FlexiSpan keeps a tight hold, blocking water from entering. 

Falling insulation is not necessary for a crawl space. It creates a mess and defeats the purpose of having it in your crawl space. When there is a lot of moisture in the air, the insulation falls down because it can no longer hold the amount of moisture that is in the air. 

The crawl space in Goldsboro, MD has a thin sheet in the crawl space with water and moisture damage. The homeowners would love to have their crawl space encapsulated, which includes a 20 millimeter CleanSpace interior liner.  

Encapsulating your crawl space is one of the best ways to save your home. Why live with a moldy and water damaged crawl space when DryZone can take care of the problem with our crawl space encapsulation. 

The homeowners in Bivalve, MD was very uncomfortable with their crawl space because they knew the space under their home was not in the right condition. They contacted DryZone to take a look at their crawl space and the rest of their property in hopes that DryZone would find a solution to their problem. DryZone knew exactly what to install to make this crawl space a clean and dry area under the Bivalve, MD home. 

In Bivalve, MD, the homeowners were concerned with the amount of debris and water damage under their home. After contacting DryZone, our team went out to the property to inspect the home and found a few problems with the crawl space. First, the insulation was falling from the roof of the crawl space. The reason for falling insulation is due to the amount of moisture in the air of the crawl space. Our first suggestion for the homeowners was for DryZone to remove the debris and insulation. Next, water was flowing through the walls and into the crawl space causing water damage. DryZone installed a water drainage mat, SilverGlo, and a SaniDry CX to control the flow of water and moisture on the ground and in the air. Lastly, DryZone installed an Everlast door, SmartPump and IceGuard. All of these products that DryZone installed will help control the flow of water and keep the crawl space dry all the time. 

The crawl space in Bivalve, MD has severe water damage and problems with the insulation. The homeowners contacted DryZone to remove the insulation and debris from the crawl space and install something that would help with the water problem. DryZone suggested a water drainage mat and for us to remove the insulation and debris in the crawl space. This fit into the homeowners budget and they loved the idea. Now, they are happy with their crawl space and no longer worry about water damage.