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This homeowner in Providence, RI was having issues with water coming into their crawl space but not making it to their existing sump pump. Our inspector, Steve, went out to take a look and came up with a solution to waterproof the crawl space. Our crew, lead by Riley, installed our WaterGuard drainage system along the perimeter of the crawl space floor to ensure that any water trying to enter would be channeled directly into the sump pump. The existing sump pump was removed and filled in and our SuperSump Plus was installed in a better suited area. Our Drainage Matting and CleanSpace vapor barrier was then installed to encapsulate the crawl space and seal out any excess water. Outside of the home, the IceGuard discharge line system was set up to make sure that the water being pumped out of the crawl space wouldn't come back in due to a clogged or frozen discharge line. Now the homeowner can be confident in their updated crawl space waterproofing system.
This homeowner wanted to dry up his damp and nasty crawlspace after realizing his insulation was falling apart. Not only that, the old insulation was holding in moisture which is never a good sign for any homeowner! We responded to the problem by sending a production crew to clean out all the old insulation and applied CleanSpace vapor barrier onto the walls to prevent any moisture from breaking in. With our CleanSpace, the relative humidity is lower, the crawlspace looks brighter and the chances of mold growth decreases!
This returning client of DryZone's reached back out to their original inspector, Michelle, to see if there was any possibility we could help with insulating the basement walls. As it so happens, DryZone does carry a product called Fomax, which can help create better insulation in the basement. Foamax is installed along exterior perimeter walls to create an additional barrier of insulation and help to protect against extreme temperature differences within the space. Michelle already being familiar with their basement was able to prepare a quote in no time, and worked with the Production Department to get them in quickly as New England enters their 'false spring' season, where it could be 55 degrees and sunny on Monday, and by Tuesday morning - there's 2 inches of snow on the ground and temperatures are hovering around 30 degrees. Better to be prepared for any situation with help from DryZone!
This crawlspace in Portsmouth, RI had falling fiberglass insulation that was blocking important pipes and duct work. We removed the debris and gave them a clean, dry crawlspace
A homeowner in Portsmouth, RI called us about their dirt crawlspace because of a moisture issue. He started to smell something strange from the space, and had one of our inspectors take a look himself. The inspector noticed it was a moisture issue, so to solve the problem a production crew came over to encapsulate the crawlspace with CleanSpace vapor barrier to keep the moisture out!
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