Anne Arundel County, MD Local Waterproofing, Foundation & Basement Remodeling

A homeowner in Arnold, MD contacted us after finding puddles of water in the basement after heavy rainfall. They knew if this went without a solution, it could cause rotting wood, increased energy bills, and mold growth. We sent our System Design Specialist Jim to provide an inspection, and he suggested installing a waterproofing system to keep it dry and healthy. 

Our foreman Jeremy installed our TripleSafe Sump Pump System, and WaterGuard French Drain System. TripleSafe will provide three levels of protection against water intrusion and also has a backup battery that will kick in if the power goes out. WaterGuard will catch any water that seeps in through the walls and floors and drain it to the sump pump. 

Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other water issues in their home, restoring their peace of mind! 

The crawl space entry in this home was connected to the basement. There was a hole in the block wall of the crawl space that consistently allowed water to seep into the space whenever it rained. Our team has a variety of waterproofing products and services for both basements and crawl spaces that can work to keep this space dry.

This home has a brick foundation with and inch-wide crack throughout the length of it. This issue has caused areas of the sheetrock within the foundation to open up. Our team installed a series of push piers along the length of the large brick wall to support the home and its foundation properly.

This basement's egress windows had started to erode. There weren't any leaks at the time yet in the basement, but the homeowner wanted to get the area assessed before issues begin to break out. Our team offers waterproofing systems as well as new basement egress windows for any basement!

One area in this finished basement has a drain/window well that would often overflow when it rained, allowing water to empty into the basement. Another area in the unfinished portion of the basement had a small leak present when it rained as well. Our team proposed installing a line of our WaterGuard drainage system along with a well duct to collect any water. This would keep the basement dry!

This dirt crawl space has a plastic layer with gravel on top of the floor. Insulation was often falling from the ceiling of the crawl space. There were spots of moisture throughout the space. Our team encapsulated the crawl space with our CleanSpace vapor barrier system. A SaniDry sedona dehumidifier was installed along with a smart drain system. The walls were lined with our SilverGlo insulation.

Behind this basement's bathroom wall, there would be a leak when it rains. A leak detection company came out to the property previously but did not found a leak. They did find a possible hairline crack behind the wall that allowed the water to come in. Our team offers a variety of foundation repair and crack repair products to ensure the leak is gone!

There were a few large vertical cracks on the outside foundation of this home. One was about a foot and 1/2 long! With block foundations, separation of the blocks and stairstep cracks are extremely common. Our team has a variety of foundation repair products that can assist this home's foundation.

This homeowner's sump pump's hose had disconnected, and water began to pour into the basement. This had ruined the floor and portions of the wall. The homeowner wanted the pump fixed, and the flooring and damaged walls replaced. He was looking to soon completely finish the basement, so these steps were needed to be taken first. Our team not only specializes in sump pumps and other waterproofing products, but basement finishing services as well!

This homeowner had called our team regarding cracks in her basement floor. There wasn't any water intrusion at the time, but the cracks could become serious threats if not addressed. Our team offered to repair the cracks and install new basement flooring!

Recently at Basement Systems USA, we tackled a rather unique challenge in Pasadena, MD. A homeowner, about to purchase a home from a family member, discovered a significant crack running up the foundation in their would-be dream basement. What made this situation particularly interesting was that the drywall was already removed, laying bare the problem for all to see. As always, we quickly arranged for a System Design Specialist from our Sales Team to inspect the home meticulously. After a comprehensive analysis, the solution was evident: FlexiSpan. FlexiSpan is not just any quick fix; it's a state-of-the-art solution tailored for cracks such as the one stretching menacingly up the basement's foundation.

When a homeowner in Millersville, MD found themselves with a crawl space seemingly transformed into a makeshift pond, with water levels reaching the startling height of eight inches at one point, they knew it was time for help. Aware that such conditions could lead to more significant issues down the road, they reached out to us at Basement Systems USA, seeking not just immediate assistance, but a lasting solution. Understanding the distress and potential risks of a water-logged crawl space, our team was quick to act. The homeowner’s first interaction was with our dedicated Customer Care representatives, who scheduled a thorough home inspection to understand the problem fully. Our System Design Specialist then took the lead, embarking on a complete evaluation of the situation. He laid out the ideal course of action for a dry, usable space tailored specifically to the home's needs: a combination of our CleanSpace vapor barrier to enclose and protect the area from moisture, SilverGlo insulation panels to maintain energy efficiency, and the SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier to ensure the air remains dry and fresh. 

In Annapolis, MD, a homeowner noticed something wasn’t quite right with their house. Toys and balls seemed to gravitate to one side of their home, indicating that their floors weren't level. Additionally, there were visible cracks on the foundation, a clear sign that something had to be done. Concerned about the structural integrity of their home, they reached out to us, Basement Systems USA, seeking a solution. Our System Design Specialist visited the home, where it became evident that the underlying issue lay with the concrete floor crawlspace. Our diagnosis pointed towards the need for a comprehensive repair solution to not only fix the uneven floors but also protect the home's foundation from future harm. Our recommended solution consisted of three key products: CleanSpace, SmartJack, and SilverGlo. CleanSpace was to be installed as a part of moisture control, keeping the space dry and protecting the structure from mold and rot. SmartJack was selected to address the immediate concern of the uneven floors by providing stable support to the sagging areas without any of the pesky downsides traditional supports might introduce. Lastly, SilverGlo insulation was added into the mix to ensure energy efficiency by keeping the home warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer. 

When a homeowner in Elkton, MD, started noticing signs of water intrusion in their basement—mud trails and water stains creeping along the floor near the back wall—it was clear that something more formidable than a simple cleanup job was required. With concerns piling up, they reached out to us at Basement Systems USA for a reliable fix to their soggy predicament. Our team kicked off the process with a thorough inspection directed by one of our experienced System Design Specialists. The mission was clear: pinpoint the underlying issues and roll out an effective, durable solution. What we found was an overwhelmed drainage system cowering under the invasion of mud, essentially turning it obsolete. The diagnostic phase revealed the pathway forward with an urgent need for an overhaul. We introduced the homeowner to two of our cutting-edge products: the WaterGuard and SuperSump systems. WaterGuard, a genius of a perimeter drainage system, was installed strategically alongside the internal confines of the basement floor, a move meant to intercept water at its entry point and redirect it away with stealth and efficiency. Complementing this, the SuperSump sump pump setup, a powerhouse in water evacuation, was installed to ensure that any water captured by the WaterGuard system was efficiently pumped out and away from the home, prohibiting any backwash.

Recently in Glen Burnie, MD, we encountered a homeowner facing a concerning issue their floor above the crawl space was sloping. The situation understandably caused worry, as it pointed to potential instability and structural issues beneath the house. We dispatched a System Design Specialist from our talented sales team to conduct a thorough inspection of the property. It didn’t take long for our specialist to diagnose the problem and recommend the most effective solution: the installation of a SmartJack system. This product is a high-capacity, adjustable steel pier designed to halt sinking and stabilize the support beams, ultimately correcting the slope and restoring the homeowner's peace of mind. 

When homeowners in Davidsonville, MD, noticed water seeping into their unfinished basement during heavy rainfalls, they knew it was time to call in the professionals. That's when we, Basement Systems USA, stepped in. Our mission not only involves remedying such distressing situations but ensuring our clients enjoy a worry-free experience from start to finish. A System Design Specialist from our sales team visited the home to diagnose the issue. After a comprehensive evaluation, we discovered that water was infiltrating through the walls, a common nuisance for many homeowners, especially in areas prone to heavy rains. We presented WaterGuard, our recommended solution, which was specifically designed to address and resolve this problem by effectively channeling water away from the basement, ensuring the space stays dry and usable, regardless of the weather. 

Recently, we had the privilege to help a homeowner in Pasadena, MD, tackle a daunting problem with their crawlspace. They reached out to us, troubled by significant drainage issues that not only threatened the structural integrity of their home but also their peace of mind. Water in a crawlspace can lead to many problems, from mold to structural damage. Our System Design Specialist visited their home, conducting a thorough inspection to understand the depths of the problem. It was clear that without intervention, the problem would persist, affecting more than just the crawlspace. Our specialist recommended the best solution for them: installing a TripleSafe Sump Pump and WaterGuard system. These products, known for their reliability, are designed to afford homeowners peace of mind by effectively managing and expelling water from problem areas.

Recently, in the heart of Odenton, MD, a homeowner was faced with the common issue of basement flooding. The culprit? A failing sump pump struggling to keep up, especially after the latest heavy storm which left unwelcome water in their basement. Understanding how crucial a dry and safe basement is, they reached out to us at Basement Systems USA for help. Our approach started with the homeowner contacting our dedicated Customer Care team, who quickly set up a home inspection. Our System Design Specialist conducted a thorough evaluation and identifying the core issue, recommended a practically bulletproof solution – the installation of our WaterGuard system and the TripleSafe Sump Pump. These are no ordinary products. The WaterGuard is an innovative interior drainage system designed to catch any water entering the basement without the worry of clogs from soils underneath. And the TripleSafe Sump Pump? It’s essentially the Superman of sump pumps – equipped with not one, but three pumps to ensure that even if one fails or in the case of overwhelming water, the basement stays dry. 

This homeowner reached out to us, troubled by persistent leakage behind their basement bathroom wall every time it rained. Their initial consult with a leak detection company had ruled out direct leaks, pointing towards a possible hairline crack behind the wall as the culprit. Our skilled System Design Specialist visited the home, confirming the hairline crack's existence and its role in the basement's water issues. With a clear diagnosis in hand, we proposed a robust solution utilizing our Carbon Armor product. Known for its strength and resilience, Carbon Armor was the ideal fix to stabilize the wall and prevent any further water incursion. 

We recently had the opportunity to assist a homeowner in Fort Meade, MD, who faced a challenging situation with their rental property. They contacted us with concerns about major water issues that had not only caused damage but also led to suspected mold growth in the affected areas. Upon visiting the property, our specialist conducted a thorough inspection to accurately diagnose the root of the problem. This in-depth assessment helped us recommend personalized, effective solutions tailored exclusively to their property's specific needs. 

Recently, we had the opportunity to lend our expertise in basement waterproofing in Fort George G Meade, MD. Mold was present in the basement and living space. 

In Annapolis, MD, a homeowner faced a concerning situation with their basement's sump pumps - a critical component for keeping their basement dry and free from water damage. One of their two sump pumps had failed, and the risk of water intrusion and damage was mounting, especially considering the unpredictable weather in the region. Recognizing the urgency of the issue, the homeowner reached out to Basement Systems USA for a reliable and professional solution. Understanding the significance of having a functional, efficient waterproofing system, we recommended installing the SuperSump - a cutting-edge solution designed to offer superior performance compared to standard sump pumps.

Recently at Basement Systems USA, we tackled a challenging yet ultimately rewarding waterproofing job in Linthicum Heights, MD. The main issue was relentless water intrusion in two different areas of their basement – a nagging drip behind the dryer in the less-trodden unfinished section, and a larger seep behind the radiator. Upon thorough inspection, our solution included WaterGuard—our unparalleled interior perimeter drainage system—and the fail-safe TripleSafe Sump Pump was recommended as the hallmark of hope for this afflicted abode. 

Recently, a homeowner from Severn, MD, shared with us a common but crucial plan—they wanted to transform their unused basement into a trio of functional spaces: a bedroom, a home theater, and some added storage area. Their primary concern? Finding a waterproof flooring option that would keep the newly revitalized space dry and comfortable for the long haul. Understanding the critical nature of the task, after the homeowner reached out to our Customer Care team, we scheduled a home inspection to get a clear picture of the job ahead. Our System Design Specialist from the Sales Team then visited the home, performing a thorough inspection. Following the diagnostic, a bespoke solution tailor-fitted to their needs was recommended, emphasizing a reliable waterproof flooring option that dovetails seamlessly with the plan of creating a multi-use basement. 

When a resident from Edgewater, MD, discovered her sump pump, installed back in '07, wasn't holding up in recent storms, she knew it was time for a change. Concerned about potential flooding and the consequent damage to her home, she reached out to us here at Basement Systems USA, hoping we could provide a solid, lasting solution to her problem. After a thorough inspection, our specialist recommended the UltraSump and SuperSump systems, along with the SaniDry Sedocea dehumidifier, to ensure her basement would stay dry and comfortable year-round. 

When a homeowner in Odenton, MD, contacted us about a persistent water leak in their basement whenever it rained heavily, we were eager to help. They suspected the water might be seeping up from beneath the floor, possibly worsened by bolts left from previous basement finishing by the prior owner. Trying to manage it with a fan was a temporary solution that made it clear a more permanent fix was necessary. After the initial call with our Customer Care team, a System Design Specialist visited the home for a full inspection. Our team noted the affected area and after a thorough diagnosis, suggested installing WaterGuard and FlexiSpan to address the unique challenges of this basement. WaterGuard, a tried and tested interior drainage system, is designed to capture water seeping through walls and floors before it ever makes it into the living area of the basement. It's unobtrusive and installs quickly without massive upheaval to the floor. For the cracks that allowed water in, particularly around the suspect bolts, FlexiSpan was our go-to. This flexible sealant adapts to the natural movement of the basement walls, ensuring a watertight seal. 

Recently, a homeowner from Crownsville, MD, reached out to us: “Lovely home, terrible basement moisture.” They hoped to transform their basement into a functional space but were held back by uncertainty over its waterproofing needs. Despite having drains and drylock, the basement’s moisture issue was a roadblock to their dream of a fully finished basement. It’s a scenario we encounter regularly, and we were all set to tackle another challenge. Upon a thorough inspection, it was clear that while the existing measures were a decent start, for a truly dry and functional basement year-round, a more robust approach was needed. We recommended a combination of our top-notch solutions: WaterGuard for unparalleled drainage, the TripleSafe Sump Pump as the ultimate defense against water, CleanSpace to line and protect those vulnerable wall areas, and the UltraSump System for an added layer of pumping prowess. 

When a homeowner in Arnold, MD noticed his basement window well leaking during the last storm, he knew he needed a hand — and fast. Unsure whether it required a simple extension or a full replacement, he reached out to Basement Systems for help. We understand the concern that comes with an unexpected basement leak; it's more than just water—it's a disruption to your home and peace of mind. Our customer care team quickly scheduled an appointment for a home visit, and one of our skilled System Design Specialists was on the case. Upon inspection, it was confirmed that the basement's window well, along with the foundation's unique characteristic of poured concrete, demanded precise attention. Providing a detailed explanation of the problem and the specificity of the required solution is always our aim, ensuring homeowners are informed at every step. 

Recently, we had the pleasure of helping a homeowner in Edgewater, MD, who reached out to us with a worrying issue - the floors above their crawl space were beginning to sag. After an inspection, it was apparent that the sagging was due to the weakening of the crawl space's support system. It’s a common problem but one that demands a precise and effective solution. Our recommendation was to install the SmartJack system - a strong, adjustable support system designed specifically to stabilize and lift sagging floor joists in the crawl space. 

Recently in Odenton, MD, we encountered a challenge—their finished basement dealt with water every time it rained. A crack that turned into a leaking ordeal at the first sign of rain, risking damage to their space and possessions. Understanding the discomfort and concern water intrusion presents in a home, the homeowner reached out to our attentive Customer Care team. Promptly, we arranged a thorough home inspection to delve deep into the heart of the problem. Our System Design Specialist assessed the situation on site, discovering the issue's source quickly. The recommendation was simple yet robust—a TripleSafe Sump Pump system installation. This system is known for its reliability and power, with a design that ambitiously handles high volumes of water effectively, guaranteeing peace of mind. Our proficient production team, equipped with expertise and the right tools, got down to work. They skillfully installed the TripleSafe Sump Pump system.

At Basement Systems, we recently tackled a damp crawl space issue for a homeowner in Annapolis, MD, transforming it from a musty, water-intruded space into a dry, usable part of their home. When the homeowner contacted us, they were troubled by a persistent musty smell emanating from their dirt-floor crawl space. They noticed that every time it rained, water seemed to seep in from one side, escalating their concern about potential damage to their home’s foundation, not to mention the unhealthy air sweeping up into their living spaces. Aware of our reputation for providing reliable and lasting solutions, they reached out to us for help. After scheduling a home inspection, our System Design Specialist thoroughly examined the situation. The diagnosis was clear: moisture intrusion was the villain, and a tailored solution was essential. We proposed the installation of CleanSpace, a durable vapor barrier designed to resist rips, tears, and water penetration. To complement the moisture barrier, we recommended the SilverGlo wall insulation to maintain a steady temperature in the crawl space while preventing heat loss. Lastly, to tackle the humidity and further purify the air, we suggested integrating a SaniDry Sedona, a powerful and efficient dehumidification system. Upon agreement, our expert team got to work swiftly. We meticulously installed the CleanSpace liner across the dirt floor, carefully sealing every nook to ensure a vastly improved encapsulation against moisture. The SilverGlo panels were adeptly fitted along the walls, serving as an effective insulator. Finally, the SaniDry Sedona was set up, saying goodbye to any traces of moisture and unwanted smells. 

A homeowner in Crofton, Maryland, was growing increasingly concerned about the large window in her basement, which wasn’t quite an egress but frequently filled with water during heavy rains. The water would seep into her basement, causing constant frustration and worry about potential damage. She contacted Basement Systems USA to assess the issue, thinking she might need to replace the window entirely.

After a thorough evaluation, we found that the root of the problem wasn’t the window itself but the need for better drainage around it. We proposed a comprehensive solution, which included installing an UltraSump 4 waterproofing system paired with a WellDuct drain to channel water away from the window and prevent flooding. This approach effectively redirected water, eliminating her flooding concerns without the need for window replacement.

The homeowner was extremely satisfied with the result, relieved that her basement was now protected and the solution was more effective than she had anticipated. The peace of mind it brought her was clear from her reaction, and she appreciated that we addressed the issue with the best long-term fix.

Recently, we tackled a common yet critical problem for a homeowner in Severn, MD — a basement with not one, but two leaking cracks in the wall. The home’s basement, unfinished and vulnerable, was quickly showing signs of trouble. Between the threat of water damage and the concerns for the home's foundation, the homeowner knew it was time to seek professional help. Once the homeowner contacted our Customer Care team, we moved swiftly to diagnose the problem. Our System Design Specialist paid a comprehensive visit to the home, inspecting the trouble spots and developing a plan without delay. The culprits were clear: two cracks in the basement wall were allowing water to seep in, threatening to disrupt the stability of the home. We were ready with a solution — the installation of our WaterGuard system. Our production team, comprising a highly experienced foreman and skilled installers, went to work. The process was meticulous but straightforward. The perimeter of the basement was carefully prepared for the WaterGuard installation, ensuring that the system would capture water at the point of entry, route it away from the basement, and thereby protect the home from water damage and the potential mold growth that often accompanies it.

When a homeowner from Pasadena, MD, reached out to us, they were facing a troubling problem with their partially finished basement. A peek into the unfinished section revealed unsettling signs of mold, a clear indicator of an unwelcome moisture problem. Even more distressing was the obvious separation between the basement wall and floor, signaling an issue that needed immediate attention. The first step involved a meticulous home inspection by a member of our attentive System Design Specialist team. Upon assessment, it was evident that to bid adieu to the homeowner’s woes, an effective waterproofing solution was crucial. We decided on installing a combination of our products: the WaterGuard and the SuperSump. The WaterGuard installation promised an unseen preventative barrier against wall and floor junction leaks, channeling any intruding water away. Supplementing this with the SuperSump system, a sump pump setup designed for durability and high performance, we were adept to not only move water out efficiently but also preempt any future mishaps. Following the curated solution proposal, our dedicated production team made short work of the installation process. 

When a Glen Burnie, MD, homeowner reached out to us at Basement Systems, they were facing a chilly and damp problem. Despite owning an unfinished basement equipped with three sump pumps and a dehumidifier, they couldn't shake off the feeling of humidity downstairs, nor the cold seeping through the floor joists above. Their sump pumps were overwhelmed, and the dehumidifier just couldn't keep up. Our approach kicked off with a conversation with the homeowner, helping us understand their concerns in-depth. This led to an appointment where one of our System Design Specialists paid their basement a thorough visit. The inspection unfolded the critical need for a more robust waterproofing solution and better air control machines to tackle the damp and cold ailments besieging this home's basement. Our recommendation? An installation of our state-of-the-art SuperSump pump system to handle high water intrusion effectively and the SaniDry Sedona - a powerful, yet energy-efficient, dehumidifier designed to maintain dry, healthier air. These products were selected to turn the tide against the water encroaches and inadequate humidity control they battled against. Additionally, to improve insulation and further combat the cold, we installed our ThermalDry wall system around the basement walls. This system not only enhances energy efficiency but also helps to create a warmer, more comfortable basement environment. Following the homeowner's green light, our seasoned production team efficiently swung into action. They swapped the exhausted pumps with the SuperSump system that offers superb durability and reliability. Next, the SaniDry Sedona took its place to combat moisture and maintain a stable, healthy basement environment.

Recently, a homeowner in Edgewater, MD, reached out to us with concerns about moisture in their crawl space and the need for additional supports to ensure the stability of their home. Understanding the urgency and importance of their situation, we immediately scheduled a home inspection to assess the condition of their crawl space thoroughly. Upon inspection, it was evident that not only was moisture a severe issue, but the structural integrity of the crawl space was compromised, posing a potential risk to the entire home. The homeowner needed a durable, reliable solution that could provide the needed support to stabilize their home. We recommended installing SmartJack, a high-strength, adjustable steel piering system designed to halt and prevent further sinking and settling of floors. Our team of skilled installers got to work, systematically installing SmartJack systems in critical areas of the crawl space. This process offered the support needed to elevate the floor back to its appropriate level. 

A realtor in Severna Park, MD, contacted Basement Systems USA after noticing visible water stains and efflorescence on the walls of a home he was preparing to sell. Recognizing these signs of moisture issues, he wanted a permanent solution that would give prospective buyers peace of mind.

Upon our inspection, we determined that a combination of solutions would be the most effective way to protect the basement from future water damage. We recommended installing a new sump pump to actively remove any water that might accumulate, paired with an IceGuard system. This safeguard would ensure that water could safely escape in freezing temperatures, preventing potential backups. To address the moisture along the walls, we suggested our CleanSpace Wall System, a durable barrier that directs any water seepage down into the sump pump. Additionally, a Lawnscape outlet would guide any discharged water safely away from the foundation, reducing the chance of it re-entering the home.

With this multi-layered approach, the basement in Severna Park is now fully equipped to handle future water challenges, adding value and reassurance for the realtor and prospective homeowners alike.

In Crownsville, Maryland, a concerned homeowner reached out to Basement Systems USA, troubled by a persistent musty odor in his basement. He had previously tried various solutions, but nothing seemed to eliminate the unpleasant smell, particularly after heavy rainfall. Recognizing that musty odors often indicate moisture problems, our team conducted a thorough evaluation of the basement to pinpoint the source of the issue.

During our assessment, we identified that the humidity levels in the space were contributing to the mustiness and potential mold growth. To effectively combat these problems, we recommended the installation of the SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier. This powerful unit is designed to efficiently remove water daily while filtering out dust, mold spores, and other airborne particles. Its advanced filtration system helps improve air quality and eliminates odors, making it an ideal solution for damp basements. We also suggested a downspout cleanout to ensure that rainwater was being directed away from the home’s foundation effectively. This step is crucial as blocked or improperly routed downspouts can lead to water pooling around the basement walls, exacerbating moisture issues.

The installation process was smooth, and once the SaniDry Sedona was up and running, the homeowner noticed an immediate improvement. 

When a homeowner in Laurel, MD, reached out to us after discovering a pipe leak that led to a bigger issue involving asbestos, we knew we had to offer a solution that was not only effective but also safe and reliable. The discovery of asbestos floor and ceiling tiles meant that the basement had to be gutted entirely—a daunting situation for any homeowner. Beyond just removing the water, we had the responsibility to ensure that the basement was not only dry but also safe and prepared for a fresh start post-renovation. Upon contacting us, our Customer Care team quickly set up an appointment, and our System Design Specialist was at the homeowner’s door to provide a comprehensive evaluation. We understand how overwhelming water problems can be, and our approach was as much about providing peace of mind as it was about fixing the issue. Our recommendation? Installing our WaterGuard drainage system and SuperSump sump pump. The WaterGuard system is designed to catch any water entering the basement and direct it to the SuperSump pump, which then efficiently pumps the water out of the home.

Recently, a homeowner in Millersville, MD, contacted us with a concern about their crawl space. Their main worry was the occasional water intrusion near the entrance and a desire to have the area encapsulated and cleaned. Their sand floor crawl space was not only allowing in moisture but was a cause for concern regarding the overall air quality and efficiency of their home. After reaching out to our friendly Customer Care team, a home inspection appointment was set, and our journey to solve this problem began. Our System Design Specialist thoroughly inspected the crawl space, confirming the homeowner's suspicions and fears about moisture intrusion. Understanding the need for a reliable and lasting solution, we recommended the installation of the SaniDry Sedona system. This system is renowned for its ability to dramatically reduce humidity levels, creating a drier, more comfortable environment that discourages mold growth and wood rot — a game-changer for any home with crawl space concerns. 

At Basement Systems, we recently had the opportunity to assist a homeowner in Glen Burnie, MD, who was facing a significant issue with their home. During a routine home inspection, it was discovered that their dirt floor crawlspace was harboring water, a situation that understandably caused the homeowner concern. The inspection report recommended encapsulation to address the problem, and that's where our team came into the picture. Upon receiving the homeowner's call, our Customer Care team promptly scheduled a home inspection appointment. Our Systems Design Specialist visited the home, assessed the condition of the crawlspace, and confirmed that encapsulation was the right solution. We recommended our CleanSpace encapsulation system, a durable and effective solution for turning problematic crawlspaces into dry, usable spaces. Our production team, consisting of a foreman and skilled installers, got to work. They began by carefully preparing the crawlspace, then installed the CleanSpace system. This involved laying down a heavy-duty liner that not only acts as a barrier to moisture and water but also drastically improves the overall air quality throughout the home.