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Lifting Sunken Concrete in Claymont, DE
A homeowner in Claymont, DE noticed their garage floor was pulling away from the walls and beginning to sink. Concerned about the cause and potential damage, they contacted the concrete repair experts at DryZone for help.   One of our System Design Specialists conducted a free inspection and determined that the concrete floor had started to settle and sink into the ground, creating both structural and safety concerns.   To resolve the issue, DryZone recommended and installed PolyLevel®—a high-density polyurethane foam designed to lift and stabilize sinking concrete. The process involves drilling small, penny-sized holes into the slab, then injecting a structural-grade polymer into the voids beneath. As the foam expands, it lifts the concrete with precision and provides long-lasting support.   Thanks to DryZone and the power of PolyLevel®, this Claymont homeowner can now enjoy a safe, level garage floor and peace of mind knowing the problem has been permanently addressed.
Sagging Floor Repair in Delmar, MD
Sagging floors can cause gaps around the edge of a room. When this homeowner noticed significant gaps on her floor, she knew her floor was drooping. DryZone installed a StartJack system to gently lift the floor and level it out. 
Mold in Home in Delmar, DE
A homeowner in Delmar, MD noticed mold in a section of their home so they called the experts at DryZone to assess the situation.  DryZone experts searched the home for the "problem" area and determined that the water and mold were coming from the insulation and wood in the hot water heater area. The homeowner was extremely grateful for the time the DryZone team took to determine where the problem was coming from. Call DryZone today for your FREE inspection and estimate!
Crawl Space restoration
A homeowner in Delmar, MD recognized that her crawl space needed help but only had a small budget to work with. Unsure of what to do or how to resolve the problems, the homeowner turned to the experts at DryZone. Immediately, the DryZone team recommended that the space have a SaniDry Sedona paired with a condensate pump added and have the vents blocked from outside, unconditioned air. In addition, the DryZone team recommended at least putting down drainage matting, a downspout extension with LawnScape Outlet, and a Turtl to the crawl space entrance. The homeowner agreed to all the recommendations and the DryZone team got straight to work. Before installing new products, the team removed all debris and regraded the ground for maximum drainage. The homeowner was very thankful for the DryZone team's attention to detail and compassion for her budget. 
No standing water but this crawls space needed to be dry!
Even though this home had no standing water in their crawl space there was evidence that moisture had been present. During the inspection of the home, Dan the System Design Specialist, found areas of mold growing on the floors. The solution for this homeowner was to have their crawl space encapsulated and to add a dehumidifier. By emanating the moisture from entering the crawl space through the ground and then adding a dehumidifier you are taking away one element that mold needs to grow and thrive. Mold in a crawl space can cause a number of different problems, ranging form allergies to wood rot. 
New Crawl Space Doors
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...
A New Door for a Newly Encapsulated Crawlspace in Salisbury, MD
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!
Crawlspace Encapsulation in Salisbury, MD
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!  
Total Basement Finishing in Salisbury, MD
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!
Encapsulating a Salisbury, MD Crawl Space
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. 
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