Reading, MI Premier Foundation Repair & Basement Waterproofing Company

Tim went to his crawl space when he was met with an abundance of moisture. In looking for a solution, he contacted us at Ayers Basement Systems to find a fix. Our team concluded from an inspection that water was leaking through the crawl space entrance. The EverLast door and access well were suggested and later implemented for Tim's home. After working with Ayers, Tim no longer had any crawl space leaks!

After buying their home, Marcia and Bob were told that the previous owner had fixed and supported a foundation wall. However, Marcia and Bob noticed new cracks forming in the same foundation wall and wanted to find a permeant solution! After contacting us at Ayers Basement Systems, an inspection determined that the foundation was settling, causing the cracks. Our team suggested Helical Piers as it would permanently stabilize the foundation wall. Helical Piers are screwed into the ground next to the foundation until load-bearing soil is met. Finally, the system is attached to the home's foundation allowing our team to level and stabilize the foundation!

Robert M. of Reading, MI has a cottage that needed a foundation repair. Two trees were leaning on and pushing in on the foundation of the cottage but Robert and his family wanted to keep the trees in place. We had a solution for him.

We installed our trustworthy PowerBrace system for this job. PowerBrace is a foundation wall repair system that stabilizes tilting bucking, or bowing basement walls. The system uses steel I-beams that secure to the joists above the wall, saving this foundation from crumbling due to the two trees outside. 

Now Robert and his family can feel safe living in their home without fear of a failing foundation, thanks to our patented PowerBrace system. 

Jenna T. from Reading, MI had flooding in her basement after Christmas -- she got about 5 inches. She thought it was coming in from the cement foundation. With this being said, she called us.

After an inspection, we decided the best way to handle this situation would be to install the WaterGuard French drain system and the SuperSump premier sump pump system. WaterGuard rests below the basement floor and above the foundation footing, collecting the water that seeps in from the outside. That water is then directed to the sump pump to be pumped outside of the house.

The SuperSump is a sump pump specifically designed to keep your basement dry for long periods of time. Capable of pumping 2,220 gallons of water per hour, it is suitable for heavy water intrusion. This sump pump works perfectly with the WaterGuard system, making a great team.