Ayers Basement Systems Before & After Photos

Joan called about a wet area of her basement. It was just a small area a few feet in width that was seeing water coming in. With an existing sump pump the fix was quite simple. Along the wet wall, we installed our WaterGuard drainage system. This required a small portion of the drywall, about 2 feet up from the ground, to be removed. We then removed some of the concrete floor to reveal the home's footing. The drain was set in place right on the footing and conrete was replaced over top. WaterGuard will collect moisture from the walls and from the seam where the floor and walls meet. The drain is then tied into the sump pump system to allow for that moisture to be removed from the home. The drywall was replaced and now the basement is safe from the puddles that had been plaguing it for months.

This homeowner had cracking on a wall in their basement where it was starting to bow. We installed the PowerBrace Wall Repair System.

The PowerBrace system can stop any further damage and potentially straighten the wall. The system is made up of steel beams that are attached to joists above the wall with steel brackets. It doesn't involve any exterior excavation and installs quickly with minimal disruption to your basement space.

Do you have a sump pump that doesn't seem to be doing what it's supposed to? Maybe you have water that isn't draining which is causing flooding or possibly mold is starting to grow. No matter what the problem is we offer top of the line sump pumps that will surely fix your problem. 

This home in Lansing uses their basement primarily for storage and they didn't want their items getting ruined. The original sump pump in the basement didn't have a lid which was allowing the water to evaporate back into the air causing excess moisture. Our TripleSafe pump that was installed is the king of all sump pumps. It has 3 pumps and a battery for those emergencies when the power goes out. 

The homeowners in Lansing, MI were noticing water coming into their finished basement through the corners of their walls. Their original sump pump was not removing the water from their home effectively and they did not want the water to damage their floors, walls or belongings.

Our professional team replaced their old sump pump with our SuperSump sump pump. The SuperSump is a full-featured system that includes the best components available. It includes the SuperLiner, which is an airtight lid that looks more attractive, keeps pests out and eliminates safety hazard of an open sump pump. It has a floor drain in case an unforeseen accident puts water on your basement floor. It includes a WaterWatch Alarm, which alerts you if the water level rises above the sump pump intake. It has a cast-iron pump to prevent overheating and burnout. It has a CleanPump pump stand that elevates the sump pump to prevent clogging.  It has a check valve to prevent pumped water from re-entering.  Lastly, it has an improved float valve to ensure long-term performance.  

Amy, who recently purchased her home in Lansing, MI began experiencing water seepage through the stone walls in her crawlspace. She grew extremely concerned and called us to seek professional help. 

We installed our patented CleanSpace crawl space encapsulation system in Amy’s crawlspace. The CleanSpace encapsulation product is a 20mm thick plastic lining that completely seals off the crawl space from the elements below. With this encapsulation system in place, Amy must no longer worry about water or cold air entering her crawl space.