Crawl Space Repair Before & After Photos

Isolating the house from the earth, closing outside air leaks will give the homeowner an energy efficient crawlspace.   

This homeowner in Milford, DE had a crawl space door that leaked and rattled in the wind.

DryZone installed an Everlast crawl space door which is made from 1/2" thick PVC plastic. This entry door is now secure, leak-proof and will keep debris out of the crawl space.

This homeowner in Milton, De wanted a safe, lockable entry way to their crawlspace. We installed a Turtl crawlspace door, which won't rot, is lockable, won't leak, and looks great too!

When you get your crawl space inspected by a company make sure to ask about a humidity reading with a Hygrometer. This tool is great to use to show homeowners why they might be growing mold or have wood rot in their crawl space. This is a reading of a crawl space before and after a SaniDy CX was installed. 

A homeowner in Pocomoke City, MD, contacted the team at DryZone regarding concerns about microbial growth in their crawlspace and some noticeable sagging in their floors. In response, the DryZone production team encapsulated the crawlspace and installed a SaniDry Sedona and SmartSump to keep moisture at bay. To address the sagging floors, we strategically placed 10 SmartJacks and added supplemental joists for enhanced stability.