Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

Many basement sump pumps are left open on the top. This allows the water inside to evaporate into the basement air and raise the humidity. A lot of homeowners notice a nasty smell coming up out of the pit as well. Sealing the lid just seems like a no brainer. DryZone also uses a two-piece lid which allows easier access for maintenance techs.

This basement in Dover got a new Super Sump Pump!

To clean this crawlspace the crew from DryZone installed a tripleSafe sump pump to ensure that water would be pumped out of the crawlspace with and IceGuard to ensure that freezing during the winter wouldn't be a problem. They also installed a  clean space wrap and sealed the vents from the inside to ensure that water from the outside and moisture from the dirt couldn't get in. This was important because removing moisture form the crawlspace ensures that mold and other nasty things like it aren't given the perfect space to reproduce 

When one of out crews arrived to this location it had water pooling in areas and those without the pools where incredibly muddy. This situation was quickly fixed when the triple safe was installed. It's large amount of pumping power quickly drained the water from the basement making it nice and dry allowing for CleanSpace to be put down. 

Their previous Sump Pump had been unsuccessful in keeping their basement dry so they turned to the experts at DryZone to help. We sent a crew out to quickly and correctly install a TripleSafe an incredibly effective Sump Pump with multiple pumps and a backup battery.