Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

Donna realized that water had pooled on her basement floor after the last heavy rainfall. After researching her waterproofing options, she called Ayers for help. Our trained specialists stopped by her house and installed TripleSafe, the sump pump system designed with three pumps, even one that kicks on during power outages. Donna loves how dry her basement is now!

Frank and Kathy needed new discharge lines installed, so they contacted Ayers. The Ayers team conducted a home inspection and determined where the new lines would be plumbed. The team suggested the LawnScape outlet for the end of the discharge line. The outlet is low profile and sits flush with the lawn meaning it won't be a problem when it comes to mowing or other activities! Frank and Kathy were thrilled with the final look of the outlet!

Austin had issues with his crawl space vent as water was leaking in. Austin decided to contact Ayers to find a watertight solution! After conducting a review, the team at Ayers suggested an EverLast Access Well and Door to seal off the area! The EverLast door is made of rigid plastic, which will last a lifetime and provides a watertight seal to the home! Additionally, the EverLast Well makes the space look better and will provide filtration for any water near the window! Austin was thrilled he had found a permanent solution for his home!

Jeff's basement had notable water damage that needed a permanent solution. Heavy rains were leading to this damage, so he called Ayers to make the best recommendation. We suggested our subfloor interior drainage system called WaterGaurd. This drain collects water seeping through the walls and reroutes it to the sump pump. We poured fresh concrete over WaterGaurd to conceal it within the space. Jeff feels relieved since he no longer has to worry about water intrusion each time it rains!

Marilyn's basement windows hadn't been able to open since she bought her house due to rocks and soil piling against it. She called Ayers, so we sent our crew to her home to make a recommendation. They suggested an egress window, as they're engineered to withstand rocks and heavy soil. It's also designed with steps for evacuation and a polycarbonate safety cover that won't break when stepped on. Marilyn is content with her new basement windows!