Photo Album: Any Sign of Mold is a Sign to get Help

Ann discovered mold in her basement and was rightfully concerned. She immediately reached out to Ayers and allowed our resident foreman Bruce inspect the area. The area was very compromised due to water damage and needed extensive work. To help control the water flow Bruce installed a new sump pump known as the TripleSafe sump pump with three levels of protection against water. Bruce also installed IceGuard modifications to the pipes to help the system work during the winter. Bruce helped reinforce the home's support works with SmartJack piers. Finally, he sealed everything away with a CleanSpace protective lining.

TripleSafe

TripleSafe is a trusted sump pump at Ayers due to its three levels of security. The first level is a powerful motor that has a high water capacity. The second level of security is a reserve motor that activates if the water surpasses a certain level on the initial motor. The third level of security is a backup battery that only activates if the home losses power.

CleanSpace

CleanSpace is an antimicrobial lining that is placed on every flat surface of a home's crawl space. CleanSpace provides a protective barrier between the home's vulnerable material and any possible moisture inside the home. Moisture in the home is a danger because it can invite microorganisms that consume organic material like wood (wood found in the support works of a home). If too much wood is degraded then the home's support is compromised and a major risk factor. 

IceGuard

IceGuard is a modification that attaches to the pipes of the home's sump pump. Without the mod ice can build up when the pump pushes water through the system, risking buildups and ruptures. IceGuard is a simple attachment that requires no energy to function year-round.

SmartJack

SmartJack piers are metal beams placed strategically along the structure's supportive rim joist. The bottoms are anchored into the ground with poured concrete while the tops are capped with load-bearing joints that are attached to the rim joist. The entire pier's height is adjusted till there is constant pressure being applied, reintroducing support to the entire framework.