Job Stories

This homeowner in Salisbury was in need of a new crawl space enterway. The EverLast™ Crawl Space Door is the answer to wood doors that have rotted away, rusty metal doors, and creepy crawling critters getting in your crawl space. Made entirely from inorganic plastics and foams, these crawl space doors create an airtight and waterproof barrier between your crawl space and the outdoors. Read more here...

This homeowner was ready for a full remodel... of their crawlspace! The final touch would be an EverLast crawlspace door! Leaky crawlspace doors let in cold air in the winter and humid air in the summer, causing condensation, mold and rot in your crawlspace.  Wood access doors, which most homeowners have, rot, warp and are tough to keep looking nice on the side of your home.  EverLast crawlspace doors seal off outside air, last in the damp environment near the ground, and look good for years to come. They also never need paint and will never rust!   Interested in a new entrance door to your crawlspace? Give us a call to find out more!

This homeowner in Salisbury, MD called DryZone after seeing mold inside their home along with condensation on their windows.  We installed a full CleanSpace encapsulation with a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier and a TripleSafe sump pump to control the moisture in the crawlspace. Now this homeowner has seen no mold, has no musty smell and no condensation on their windows!  

After living in their home for over 20 years, this couple was ready for some remodeling to update their home and have more space for their grandchildren.  With a free estimate, they found out about our Total Basement Finishing System and our WatrGuard system to keep their basement safe from water and looking great!

When a pipe burst in their crawl space, this Salisbury, MD couple realized their home was not prepared for water damage. They called the waterproofing experts at DryZone to waterproof their crawl space and reduce moisture from groundwater and rainy weather. 

When floors are insulated, the insulation can hold moisture in a crawl space and start to fall. For this Salisbury, MD home, the insulation had fallen and become soaked with groundwater, causing microbial growth. With cold floors and a musty smell, the homeowner knew they needed to call a crawl space expert to do repairs. DryZone completely removed the wet insulation from underneath the home and encapsulated this crawl space. To control moisture in the air, they also installed a dehumidifier. 

Building additions onto a home can help expand your living space without needing to move. However, if you add on to an older home, it could cause some signs of settling due to the ground being moved. This homeowner knew they would need additional support under their home and their contractor reached out to DryZone to add some. DryZone installed helical piers underneath the footing of the home to give the addition and the original home some extra strength. Now both parts of this home have a solid foundation and stand strong!

Water, water, water in this home in Salisbury, MD. An HVAC crew member explained to this homeowner that his crawl space was full of standing water and recommended the owner call the experts at DryZone. Upon arrival, DryZone couldn't believe what they saw: massive amounts of standing water. The DryZone team wasted no time in removing the water. After the water was removed, the team removed the insulation and debris from the crawl space. Before installing the CleanSpace Technology liner, the DryZone team blocked all vents from the inside, regarded the ground, and installed a HydroLink Drainage system. The HydroLink Drainage system goes around the entire perimeter of the crawl space to ensure maximum drainage of any groundwater seepage. The team also installed a SmartSump pump and SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier to further protect the space from water and moisture. CleanSpace Technology was installed throughout the whole crawl space. Outside the crawl space, the DryZone team added an exterior discharge pipe, a LawnScape outlet, and a new EverLast door for additional protection to the crawl space. The homeowner was flabbergasted! He couldn't believe that in just five days, the DryZone team was able to fully restore his crawl space. The homeowner stated, "I'm always calling DryZone and telling everyone about you!" Call DryZone today to schedule your FREE inspection and estimate!

In the winter, floors can tend to be cold due to drafts coming into crawlspaces and basements. Instead of insulating underneath the floors, DryZone installed a 2" thick foam board to the walls and CleanSpace to the floors to prevent cold air from entering the crawlspace. Now the whole crawlspace is insulated to prevent cold floors. 

Having pipes in the crawl space is a great option to protect pipes from harsh weather. However, if your crawl space is not sealed or insulated well enough, those pipes can freeze and burst! This homeowner had an unfortunate pipe leak that flooded his crawl space, soaking the floor joists. After taking a look under his home, this Salisbury, MD homeowner determined his home needed a little TLC. DryZone removed the old, damaged vapor barrier and replaced it with CleanSpace. After sealing the entryways and adding a Turtl crawl space entry, this home was ready for any weather!