-
Frankfort, MIMonday, Mar 8th, 2021"Hire a salesperson that will listen to the customer and..." -
Frankfort, MITuesday, Oct 31st, 2017
-
Frankfort, MIFriday, Dec 16th, 2022
Frankfort, MI Professional Basement Waterproofing & Foundation Repair
Click the icons to see what our customers had to say.
Leaky Basement Waterproofing and Crawl Space Repair Company Serving Frankfort, Michigan
Ayers Basement Systems has been serving Frankfort, Benzie County, MI friends, neighbors and family since 1981. We know that fixing a home is more than just a home to them. It's where their family lives, and memories are made. Which is why we take our jobs seriously, and treat our customers as we would want to be treated.
So whether you have leaking cinder block walls, cement slab with water coming through it, bowing foundation walls, or a humid crawl space, we can help fix it. We've worked in Frankfort, MI for years and years, and would be honored to fix your home too.
Repair Services We Offer in Frankfort:
- Wet/flooded basement waterproofing solutions.
- Lifetime warranty on all perimeter waterproofing systems.
- Foundation and structural repair solutions.
- 25-year warranty against manufacturing defects on foundation products.
- Crawl space sealing with CleanSpace vapor barrier.
- Egress window solutions.
- 25-year warranty on crawl space encapsulation systems.
- Concrete lifting and leveling powered by PolyLEVEL to repair sidewalks, driveways and uneven steps.
- Concrete repair including cracked driveway and sidewalk repair, concrete sealing with SealantPro, and slab protection with NexusPro
- Financing Available
- FREE written estimates and inspections, and fast installation
Frankfort, MI Foundation Repair & Concrete Leveling Contractor
Ayers Basement Systems is also an expert at fixing foundations and uneven concrete that may need to be lifted back into place.
We often see problems like:
- bowed foundation walls
- cracks in drywall indicating foundation settling
- uneven front steps
- sidewalk tripping hazards
- doors or windows that won't shut without force
These can all be signs of a foundation problem within the soils of the home.
The good news is, there's a way to fix it. Our team of foundation experts uses a slew of products made specifically for fixing foundation problems. They've been tested and proven to last to simplify your life and let you get back to the things you enjoy doing instead.
Contact Ayers Basement Systems today to find a solution for your home's foundation problem in Frankfort, MI. Contact us today!
We inspected Karen's basement in Frankfort, Michigan, to develop a plan to end the water pools in a problem corner. Our system design specialist determined our WaterGuard and TripleSafe sump pump systems together would eradicate these costly leaks. WaterGuard is an interior drainage system built into the subfloor of her basement along the perimeter of the walls. The drain collects leaks and sends them to TripleSafe. TripleSafe is a three-pump system fitting in one durable liner to ensure water stays off the floor. The third pump has a battery pack attached that keeps it running during power outages. Our team was happy to help put Karen's worries at ease!
The basement of this Frankfurt, MI cottage was built without any footers, meaning the foundation was anything but stable. The owners, Sally and Ken, had recently found that there were large cracks running through the basement and knew it meant bad things for their structural integrity. Having recently redone the upstairs, they would prefer for it not to fall into the basement. With that fear in mind, they gave us a call looking for a solution.
The crew used the SmartJack system to give Sally and Ken’s cottage floor the support it was missing. The jacks can be adjusted to almost any height, so they were perfect for lifting up the floor and balancing out the foundation. First up was adding steel supplemental beams to the floor joists. These beams stretched across the ceiling in the places that were in the most need of additional support. Before the SmartJacks could be installed the crew needed to guarantee they’re stability. To do so, the jack bases were placed into partially excavated sections of the floor and then covered with poured concrete to hold them in place. Lastly, all 11 jacks were raised to the appropriate height that would level out the floor above. Now Ken and Sally’s foundation is fully equipped to handle the pressure of the freshly redone cottage above.
