Before & After Photos

The average crawl space has a 6 milimeter liner on the floor that becomes wet, dirty, and is not substantial. The homeowners in Queenstown, MD wanted a liner that was thicker and more substantial to secure their crawl space. DryZone's interior liner is 20 milimeters for the ground and 11 milimeters on the walls! Now that is a substantial liner that will protect the crawl space!

Water damage is a problem that homeowners do not want to deal with every day. The homeowners in Queenstown, MD contacted DryZone because they needed a solution for their crawl space. DryZone came to inspect the home and decided a sump pump, dehumdifier, draiange mat, and interior liner would solve this problen.

The crawl space in Worton, MD is not in great shape. The homeowners gave DryZone a call becaue they wanted crawl space professionals to give their suggestion on how to fix the crawl space. From the pictures, you can see mold and water damage. DryZone encapsulated the crawl space and the homeowners were satisfied with the area under their home. Most importantly, the homeowners were happy that they no longer needed to worry about their crawl space. 

DryZone has experienced all types of crawl spaces. Some that are full of water, mold, moisture or debris. Others may have falling insulation or a musty, mold smell. DryZone is prepared to find solutions for all types of crawl spaces! Look at the difference between the two crawl spaces. What an awesome encapsulation DryZone made for these homeowners! 

Crawl Spaces are not made to store water, mold, moisture, and debris. This area under your home is supposed to be dry, mold free, and clean without debris! The homeowners were experiencing these problems in the crawl space and called DryZone to the rescue. DryZone came to the home for a free inspection and came across the issues in the crawl space. Time for a crawl space encapsulation!