Before & After Photos

The customer in Plymouth, MA wanted to encapsulate his crawl space and solve the issue of drafty floors and moisture and humidity problems. They found DryZone Basement Systems online and called for a free estimate. The crawl space was about three to four feet tall with a dirt floor. Our system design specialist Patrick Cahill met with the home owner, inspected the crawl space and went over the benefits of encapsulating the crawl space. 

We received a call from a worried homeowner in Plymouth, MA. His crawlspace was overwhelmed with moisture, making it very humid and difficult to breathe in. To solve this issue, we sent our production crew over to completely encapsulate his crawlspace with CleanSpace vapor barrier. This separates the earth from his house, protection it from pests and moisture! 

This homeowner in Plymouth, MA needed a WaterGuard system for her basement because the water wasn't getting properly drained. She already had a sump pump, but needed just but more than that. We were able to install a WaterGuard interior drainage system to capture wall seepage and then connected it to their sump pump! 

A homeowner in Plymouth, MA gave us a call because their basement was extremely cold during the winter months and they were looking for good insulation options. Our inspector drew up a solution that would prevent the heat from leaving the basement in the winter. Our crew installed our Foamax wall panels along the basement walls to insulate them and they also insulated the rim joists of the basement. Now heat that the homeowner pays for won't be able to escape through the basement's walls or rim joists so they will notice a much warmer environment in their home and maybe even lower heating bills!

Leaking windows in Woods Hole, MA were causing water issues in this homeowner’s basement. When our inspector went out for a free estimate, he suggested replacing their window well covers that had turned into a mini greenhouse! He mentioned the SunHouse window wells for the outside of the window that would create a shield on the outside to protect from water, debris and growth while still providing natural light inside the basement.