Sure-Dry Before & After Photos

Before:
A homeowner in Crandon had settled driveway and walkway slabs with widening joints and cracks. The uneven surfaces created trip hazards and let water seep between slabs, causing puddling near the garage and worsening freeze–thaw damage.

After:
We injected PolyLevel® beneath the settled slabs to fill voids and precisely lift the concrete back to a level, properly pitched position. Then we sealed joints and cracks with NexusPro®, a flexible, UV-resistant sealant (installed over backer where needed) and finished with color-match sand for a clean look.

The surfaces are now level, safer to use, and better protected against water intrusion and seasonal movement.

Before:
The homeowners in Crandon were dealing with standing water in their crawl space, musty odors throughout the home, and cold floors during the winter months. Inspection showed groundwater seepage, exposed soil, failing insulation, and significant air leakage at the rim joists. The combination of sandy soils, high moisture, and seasonal temperature swings — common in Forest County — was contributing to both humidity and heat loss.

After:
Sure-Dry installed a SuperSump® system to control groundwater and added CleanSpace® encapsulation to seal the crawl space from moisture. RimTight™ was used to reduce perimeter air leakage, while SilverGlo® insulation improved thermal performance throughout the floor system. A Sedona SaniDry® unit now maintains dry, conditioned air within the space.
The completed system keeps the crawl space dry, energy-efficient, and protected from Crandon’s challenging seasonal moisture conditions.

This crawl space in Mount Calvary, WI was damaged from years of water intrusion and moisture damage.  

To solve the crawl space's water issue, Sure-Dry Basement Systems installed their SuperSump® Premier Pump System. It is engineered to help keep the crawl space dry and healthy for extended periods of time, even in times of heavy water intrusion. The SuperSump includes a powerful Zoeller® ⅓ horsepower cast-iron sump pump, capable of pumping 2,220 gallons of water per hour at an 8-foot head out of your basement.

To create a vapor barrier to protect the crawl space from moisture damage and mold, Sure-Dry installed their CleanSpace® Crawl Space Vapor Barrier System. This durable, bright white crawl space liner installs on the walls and floors, preventing water vapor and humidity from passing through. By keeping your crawl space dry, you protect your structure and insulation from mold and rot.

With a 25-year warranty against rips and tears, this durable 20-mil poly-reinforced crawl space liner converts your crawl space into a usable storage area. And with its mold-resistant additive "UltraFresh", CleanSpace will never support mildew or mold growth on its surface.

If you have water problems in your home's crawl space, contact Sure-Dry today for a free estimate!

In Mount Calvary, this homeowner contacted us because their sinking driveway was becoming a tripping hazard and getting worse over time. As you can see in the before photo, the voids beneath the concrete were creating uneven surfaces. We used our PolyLevel system, injecting high-strength foam to stabilize and lift the slabs back into a safe position. To prevent future damage and keep out water, we applied NexusPro Joint Sealant, ensuring durable protection against weather and soil erosion. In the after photo, the driveway is level and secure once more.

Homeowners in Appleton, WI are not enjoying the cold air this winter is bringing but they have started to notice their floors being too cold and it seems as though their house is harder to heat. Confused at what was going on they decided to call experts at Sure-Dry.

Our crew came over and analyzed the situation. They discovered that the cold air was entering through their crawlspace. Eager to get the problem resolved, we installed our SilverGlo Liner. Our SilverGlo product is extremely useful in heating crawlspaces. It is made of an insulated foam and tiny particles inside the foam reflect heat back into the crawlspace while also insulating it. 

These homeowners are relieved to know they aren't paying for a higher heating bill when it's not needed and to simply know their home is not open to the cold, winter air.