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This crawlspace entrance had a little facelift for this homeowner in Bethany Beach, DE. Not only doe a Turtl keep your crawlspace access dry, it is also easier to get into your crawlspace to check things out!

When this homeowner purchased the home, he was told to have someone take a look at the crawlspace to ensure the area was well protected. Our team came out to take a look and noticed that the crawlspace has already been encapsulated with foam board insulation on the walls, which we will be leaving. What we did suggest to ensure the area stays a healthy space was to remove and replace any liner within the area and the existing perimeter drainage.    We also noticed within the sump crock there was a corrugated pipe that was being used as a drain system. Because of this, we connected our hydro link to the existing dump pump. The original discharge line was connected to the sewer line, the homeowner had a plumber disconnect that so we could run the line outside and away from the home.

A homeowner in Bethany Beach, DE, was referred to DryZone by one of our previous homeowners. After reaching out, they scheduled a free inspection with our team of experts. System Design Specialist Don conducted a thorough inspection and discovered humidity levels exceeding the 55% benchmark threshold and standing water areas in the crawlspace.   To address these issues, the crawlspace encapsulation project included the installation of several key components: CleanSpace, HydroLink, SmartSump, and a SaniDry Sedona. The SaniDry Sedona boasts a powerful 100 pint per day capacity and circulates over 300 cubic feet of dry air per minute, ensuring optimal moisture control.   With these solutions, the Bethany Beach homeowner can now enjoy peace of mind knowing their crawlspace is dry, healthy, and protected from excess humidity. DryZone is proud to have helped safeguard their home for years to come.     

A local antique store noticed sagging floors when a customer pointed out a dip in the hallway. Because this store housed heavy furniture and valuable items, they knew they needed a solution to lift and strengthen the floors. DryZone inspected the crawlspace and took note of high humidity that weakened the floor joists, causing them to sink from heavy-weight items. DryZone installed drainage matting to redirect groundwater into a sump pump while blocking moisture. After this, DryZone installed an I-beam and steel SmartJacks that lift the floor, giving it enough strength to hold furniture and support a constant flow of guests browsing above.