Before & After Photos

The homeowner found water coming into their finished basement. Once they opened up the wall, they found a leak that looked to have been fixed in the past but had failed. They also found a separate crack in another spot they are wanting to fix as well.

FlexiSpan® crack repair is actually a three-part process that begins with the application of a flexible sealant along the full length of the crack. Next, a strip of flexible and porous foam is installed over the crack.

Finally, an impermeable membrane is adhered to the wall on both sides of the foam strip.

This homeowner recently bought this home and knew they had to have a waterproof system added to ensure that no damage occurs in the future. They gave us a call to come out and take a look. We are going to put in a full waterproofing system to make sure no water damage can occur. 

We will also be installing a brand-new egress window as well.

This homeowner reached out to DryZone after finding microbial growth in their crawlspace. The production team installed CleanSpace, SaniDry Sedona, and blocked the vents from outside to lower the humidity in the crawlspace. 

Because this home is built with a monolithic foundation, a foundation constructed in two pieces as opposed to three, the best drainage is acquired with DryTrak! DryTrak is installed mostly above the floor and gives the appearance of a baseboard while still operating like a trench drain. This system captures water that gets guided down the basement walls and leads it to a sump pump. 

This owner had previously had problems with their basement flooding and so they called a contractor who instead of actually fixing the issue just gave them another underperforming sump pump. When their basement flooded yet again they decided it was time to give DryZone a call and we sent out one of their crews to fix their basement up. The first step in this was giving them on of the best sump pump available on the market the TripleSafe and installing waterguard to make sure that water will flow towards the sump pump. Now the homeowner has a dry basement and doesn't have the eyesore of the previous sump pumps.