Before & After Photos

This basement in Westminster, MA was leaking in water at an uncomfortable rate, leaking puddles on the floor. This was annoying the homeowner because his current sump pump was clearly not working to its best ability. So our team planned and installed a new TripleSafe sump pump that comes with a primary pump, secondary pump and a battery backup pump in case of power outages. In addition, we installed a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier to keep the humidity down. 

When our team was installing in this Greene, RI home, one thing that was done was adding drainage around the water tank. Our TrenchDrain was able to go around it was a grated top at the floor’s surface, this would allow any water to be collected before reaching the tank. Also if the tank were to leak, the TrenchDrain could collect and lead it to the sump pump it before it reached other parts of the basement. 

The falling fiberglass insulation was a problem for the homeowners in Charlestown, RI. We removed the organic, moldy material and sprayed the rim joists with our expanding spray foam. It seals the joists so no outside air can seep in.

When this customer called, he had visions of finishing his basement. With the mold and moisture issues he found down there, he knew he needed a solution before his refinishing began. DryZone Basement Systems installed CleanSpace vapor barrier to keep moisture, mold and mildew at bay. Now the customer is working on planning the basement of his dreams.

A homeowner in Holden contacted us, concerned with the water that was coming through a crack in their basement wall. One of our technicians went out to take a look and instantly knew that FlexiSpan would work perfectly for the job. 

Flexispan differs from other crack fillers or sealents in two major ways. First, Flexispan eliminates the use of messy expoxy injections and instead seals the crack with a flexible sealent that will stop water seeping through the crack. The other key factor in our Flexispan system is that it doesn't end with sealent. Our system uses an additional step to make sure that no seepage will make it pass the sealent. A second layer of  beveled foam is used, which would drain any small amount of additional seepage down into your drainage system or into a small drywell created under the basement floor.