Ayers Basement Systems Before & After Photos

Mark D's basement floor tiles was unsightly and cold. We installed our Thermal Elite Plank Flooring that mimjics hardwood flooring but they are waterproof!  

This family's home had basement block walls that started to bow and settle. This customer had previous work done with Ayers to stabilize other walls in the basement and had no issues with those walls since. We installed Geolock anchors on the newly bowed walls and tightened the locks on the older anchors. The beauty of this solution is that an Ayers technician can service these anchors by tightening it slowly over time and straightening the walls gradually. 

Lance gets water in his basement during heavy rain. He thinks it comes in where the floor meets the wall. We installed the WaterGuard system which is a French drain that is installed under the floor but above the foundation so that it won't clog and collects water that seeps in. The water that is collected is drained to the sump pump and then discharged outside the home. We also installed the SaniDry XP to keep the basement dry. This dehumidifier keeps dry air circulating throughout the space, drying out your basement. The water that is collected can be drained into a sump pump or a section of your perimeter drain.

This East Lansing home was having some water ossues in the basement so we installed a smart pump to keep the area dry. The homeowners also wanted to use their crawl space as extra storage. We installled drainage matting in the crawl space to allow for water to flow under the liner and so it would be directed towards the sump pump to be discharged out of the house. Over the matting, we installed the CleanSpace Liner. The liner seals off the crawl space and makes it perfect for storing things in there. CleanSpace keeps out moisture, bugs, critters, and mold so that all your stuff will be safe and the crawl space is clean!

Ryan recently bought this East Lansing home and noticed that there were some water issues in the basement. The basement was partically finished so the homeowner had to rip up the carpet and take down some drywall since it was damaged but they also needed to find where the water was coming from. We installed WaterGuard for him which is a French drain system that collects water that seeps into the home and drains it to the sump pump where it will be drained outside the home. This system is installed under the floor but above the foundation to keep it out of the "mud zone" so that the drain won't clog.