Ayers Basement Systems Before & After Photos

Paul was worried about his basement walls as they had excess moisture dripping from them and no efficient sump pump system to deal with it, so he called Ayers. After our crew inspected his basement it was agreed that we would install our CleanSpace Wall System and SuperSump Plus to resolve these problems. First with the CleanSpace Wall System this is made of a durable, plastic liner with a vapor barrier that will prevent this moisture development on the walls. Then SuperSump Plus was added to take care of any water that does happen to drain down the wall as this is a horsepower pump capable of pumping 2200 gallons of water an hour.

Paul was grateful to have two efficient, trustworthy systems installed to keep his walls clean and dry!

A Kalamazoo nonprofit struggled with a sinking foundation, basement water issues, and pest problems. Ayers provided a custom solution with SmartJacks, push piers, TripleSafe™ sump pumps, and more; restoring safety and peace of mind so the team can focus on serving their community.

When water seeped into the homeowner's unfinished basement, he ignored it—until heavy rain and melting snow reached his family’s cherished entertainment space. Realizing the risk, he called Ayers for help. Our inspection revealed that his cinderblock foundation was allowing water to infiltrate the basement. We installed a WaterGuard® drainage system, CleanSpace® encapsulation, TripleSafe™ sump pump, and extended discharge line to redirect water away. Now, CJ’s basement is dry, secure, and ready for his family to enjoy—just in time for the holidays.

We want to revolutionize your crawl space -- and we can do it with our patented CleanSpace crawl space encapsulation system. This Kalamazoo home had us install CleanSpace, providing a dry, air-sealed space that keeps out cold and moisture. Now this space is safe to be used for storage and has the ability to lower your heating bills.

This Scotts, MI customer first became interested in a crawl space encapsulation a few years ago. Unfortunately, the only access door to the crawl space was covered in snow, so both her and our crew were forced to wait until the snow thawed.  Once our system design specialist was finally able to go into the home, he discovered that not only was water getting into the crawl space, the pipes were freezing during colder temperatures. He decided the best thing for the crawl space would be both an encapsulation and insulation installation.

The after photo shows both systems that were used to save the crawl space from its temperature and water issues. CleanSpace liner is the white plastic covering the crawl space floor. As a vapor barrier, it will keep out the moisture that rises through the dirt floor then wets and cools the crawl space. The spray foam on the walls is one of our insulation methods. Once applied, the waterproof foam seals up any leaks or holes in the cobblestone wall and simultaneously insulates. Neither temperature or moisture should affect this crawl space again.