Respected Concrete & Foundation Crack Repair Experts Serving Alger, MI

Dirty, Wet Crawl Space Transformed in Alger, MI

Nasty crawl spaces are our specialty -- that's why this family in Alger, MI gave us a call. After a professional and free inspection, we determined that this crawl space could be salvaged if we installed our patented CleanSpace encapsulation system. CleanSpace entirely seals off crawl spaces from the earth, disallowing the entry of moisture or cold air. CleanSpace is also made with an anti-microbial component, preventing any mold growth to occur. This family has the opportunity to use their crawl space for storage without worrying about water affecting their valuables.  

Waterproofing Solutions for Basement in Alger, MI

Vaughn required a new waterproofing system in his basement to keep his belongings dry. He searched around for the best options around and decided to choose Ayers. We then sent a crew to the home for a free inspection, from which we concluded he needed our WaterGuard System, SuperSump, and our SaniDry XP Dehumidifier. WaterGuard is a drainage system placed along the perimeter of the basement and in the subfloor to ensure water coming in through the walls is collected. The water will then be directed to the sump pump that we hook it to. Concrete is then poured over to conceal it as well. SuperSump is a horsepower cast-iron system that can pump 2200 gallons an hour at an 8-foot head. Lastly, SaniDry XP will create clean and dry air. It is ten times more powerful than your average dehumidifier. Vaughn was thrilled to have his basement properly waterproofed!

GeoLock Anchors Offer Foundation Repair for Alger, MI Home

Lynette needed solutions to tackle the foundation issues she was running into that were causing her block foundation wall to start bowing. She made the call to Ayers for our foundation repair options. Our System Design Specialists determined GeoLock Anchors would work best after conducting a free inspection. GeoLock Anchors have an interior anchor plate that sits on the inside of the foundation wall. Then a steel cable is drilled through the plate, the wall, and the soil to a predetermined distance from the home. Lastly, another plate is anchored to the other end of the cable in stable soil. This system will prevent further bowing caused by soil pressure. Lynette was relieved to have a foundation repair system installed that will keep her home safe!