Ayers Basement Systems Before & After Photos

Sandy wanted to insulate and encapsulate her crawl space to keep the heat in her home, so she called Ayers. Our crew inspected the crawl space to determine the best solution. Our professionals recommended CleanSpace. This product consists of a thick liner made of plastic that covers the crawl space floor and walls. The liner has a vapor barrier that prevents excess moisture buildup that leads to nasty mold or bacteria growth. This solution is long-lasting and waterproof, unlike a regular store-bought tarp that is only a temporary fix. These regular tarps also do not provide an airtight seal that protects the area from outside pests and moisture from the soil. CleanSpace will encapsulate Sandy's crawl space while keeping the heat inside as she desires!

A homeowner wanted to have peace of mind and to not have to worry about water entering her crawl space. She had been dealing with it on and off for years. She called our team and we installed CleanSpace in order to seal off her crawl space. CleanSpace is a plastic sheet material used as a vapor barrier to restrict all moisture, outside air, and pests from entering your crawl space. Not only does this system create an energy-efficient crawl space, but it also gives your crawl space a clean finish. This material will be applied to your floors and walls to create a sleek look and an uninterrupted barrier.

Judy's floor was sagging due to her main beam deteriorating in her crawl space. She called our team asking about possible repair options and we installed SmartJack. SmartJack is a system produced to halt your sagging floors. Floors above crawl spaces are vulnerable due to the moisture and soils in your crawl space. The SmartJack system uses steel columns, threaded rods and a solid base to address any issues your crawl space may introduce to your floors. Installing this system usually takes less than a day and it provides immediate stabilization.

Our customer called having recently sold his home and needing to fix one glaring issue - the back porch. The porch had sunk about 1 1/2 inches, which was evident in the gap it left between the siding and concrete. He needed the repair to be completed before they closed on the house at the end of April, and we luckily could oblige.

Using the PolyLevel injection system, we were able to raise the porch all the way back to its original position, eliminating the unsightly gap as well as the high step up into the house.