Before & After Photos

There are four steps to totally eliminating the dirt crawl space from having any negative effects on the rest of the house. Step 1. Fix the water leakage (if there is one) with DryZone's TripleSafe sump pump, 2. Isolate the house from the earth with DryZone's interior CleanSpace liner, 3.Seal the vents and other outside air leaks with DryZone's vent covers, 4. Dehumidify your crawl space with DryZone's SaniDry CX dehumidifier. 

The homeowners in Odessa, Delaware knew this was the best idea to solve the problem and they trusted DryZone to keep their crawl space safe and secure. After the installation, the homeowners are more than happy with the outcome! 

Moisture and high humidity in the crawlspace was doing significant damage to this home. There was a sigfinicant amount of wood rot which compromised the structure of the home. These homeowners made the wise choice to protect their home with a crawl space encapsulation done by the professionals at DryZone.

Part of this homeowner's crawlspace has been heavily affected by water and humidity. With a call to DryZone, we installed a SmartSump pump, a Hydrolink drainage system and drainage matting to reduce water and the effects of water vapor under the home. 

This homeowner thought that their encapsulation was all set with a "conditioned" crawlspace. Well, that isn't the case! This homeowner needed a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier to control the relative humidity, had their crawl space vents blocked, an Everlast Door installed and CleanSpace encapsulation. With a quick call to DryZone, this homeowner's crawlspace is fully controlled to protect their investment!

Concrete is very porous and holds moisture for a long time. When moisture stays on the concrete block foundation, it can increase the humidity in a crawl space. This crawl space had high humidity levels with obviously wet concrete blocks on the foundation. After encapsulating, the crawl space is protected from moisture in the concrete blocks.