Before & After Photos

Concrete steps can give a first impression to you home before anyone steps inside. To keep your entryway looking like new, lift and level the concrete step with DryZone. 

Slowly settling steps can go unnoticed for a while. As a result, front steps can be a tripping hazard! PolyLevel can restore concrete slabs to their original pour height. 

This homeowner discovered that previously installed support had begun to decay leading to their floors moving underneath them so they called the experts here at DryZone to come out. the first step we took to fix the issue we replaced the former supports and replaced them with SmartJacks which will be able to withstand the weight of the house ensuring that the foundation will remain stable for years to come. 

This homeowner has a porch in the back of their home and noticed it was bowing outwards. After inspection, we found that in order to correct the issue we would have to cut from inside of the home in order to install our Geo-Lock Wall Anchors. 

This homeowner gave us a call because they had some concerns with the structural integrity of their home. They are looking to move into this home full time and want to ensure all structural issues are addressed. Pilot town engineering also came out to take a look per the request of the homeowner and provide their recommendations. 

While we were taking a look, we noticed the crawlspace was encapsulated by another company. We also noticed water stains on their product which we brought to the homeowners attention. While looking at the structure of the area, we noticed most of the piers were separated from the girder, pilot town recommended the installation of metal shims. Some of the piers look to be leaning, so we will need to correct those as well.

Ultimately, we installed our smartjacks support system, a supplemental beam/girder and floor joists to correct the structure issues. To address the water issues, we installed a smartsump system, ice guard to prevent floods from clogged or frozen discharge lines, lawnscape at the end of the discharge line and cleanspace with drainage matting to encapsulate the area.