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Dedicated Basement Waterproofing & Crawl Space Repair in Cassopolis, MI
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Basement waterproofing and crawl space encapsulation in Cassopolis, MI
A sump pump we installed with a backup battery in Michigan.
If you're looking for a basement waterproofing contractor dedicated to using the latest technology to permanently solve your basement's issues, you've come to the right place. Ayers Basement Systems has been serving the basement and crawl space needs of homeowners in Cassopolis ever since we opened our doors in 1981. Basement water problems and cold, damp crawl spaces only lead to long-term hardship for your home, so it's best to take care of these situations sooner rather than later.
But how do you know if you have a basement water problem? An obvious sign is a flooded basement, but that's not the only thing to look out for. Check out these other common signals:
- Wet or damp basement floor or standing water
- Leaking or damp basement walls or windows
- Crystalline deposits on concrete surfaces
- Musty odors, condensation, and humidity
- Sump pump issues
Once you've determined that you might be facing a problem, calling in the professionals at Ayers Basement Systems is the next logical step. Otherwise, you'll be dealing with a wet basement that will only get more expensive to fix as the years go on. Our fully trained and skilled basement waterproofing specialists can find the source of the issue and come up with the solution best suited to your needs.
If you're suffering with sump pump problems, we have a line of proven, patented pumps that can handle any volume of water that comes into your basement. We also have a wide range of other basement waterproofing products, including French drains, dehumidifiers, water heater rings, and even waterproof basement flooring and wall options. All of these products, developed by Basement Systems, can help keep your basement drier and more comfortable.
In addition to our basement offerings, we can also solve similar problems in your crawl space. Crawl spaces are unique because they are usually much more susceptible to the air outside, and they are also far more neglected than a basement. However, crawl space moisture can just as easily lead to uneven temperatures and mold in your home. Ayers Basement Systems offers crawl space encapsulation and repair services to ensure your home is protected from these eventualities. Our crawl space vapor barrier can prevent cold, damp air from entering your crawl space, and it will also prohibit mold growth and decay.
Foundation repair and concrete leveling in Cassopolis, MI
If your walls are coming apart from your ceiling, you might have foundation settlement.
Do you have a faulty foundation? As the base for the rest of your home's structural integrity, it's crucial to ensure that your foundation is supported as well as possible. Sometimes, this is easier said than done. The soils around your home might not be well-suited for bearing heavy loads, so it's up to foundation repair specialists like Ayers Basement Systems to restore your foundation and save you money in the long run.
There are many potential problems your foundation might face, including foundation settlement, foundation heave, street creep, and many more. Here are some of the common signs and symptoms of foundation problems:
- Cracks in floors and walls
- Uneven, sloping, or sagging floors
- Bowing walls
- Sticking windows and doors
- Tilting chimneys
Ayers Basement Systems can solve these and other issues using high-quality foundation repair products. As a part of the Foundation Supportworks dealer network, we have access to products specifically designed for foundations by structural and geotechnical engineers - leaders in their fields. We can stop foundation settlement in its tracks and oftentimes lift your foundation back to its original position, removing cracks and uneven floors. We can also use wall anchors to restore bowing walls, or crawl space support posts to lift a sagging crawl space floor. No foundation repair job is too complex for our talented teams!
We also offer concrete lifting and leveling services using PolyLevel®. Over time, the weight of a concrete slab can cause it to sink, creating cracks and bumps in your driveway, sidewalk, pool deck, and more. PolyLevel® is a lightweight polyurethane foam that is injected beneath a sunken concrete slab and expands, lifting the concrete to its original position. A much better alternative to mudjacking, PolyLevel® will help make your property safer and restore its curb appeal!
Are you in need of any basement waterproofing, crawl space repair, foundation repair, or concrete leveling services? Ayers Basement Systems has the experience and the tools needed to make your home improvement project a success. We've helped many of your neighbors in Cassopolis, and we look forward to making your home a better place! Schedule a free estimate with us today!
With colder weather came colder floors in David's home, and he hated having cold feet. He researched his options online and called Ayers to learn about the issue. Our crew of professionals visited his home to evaluate and realized the vents in his crawl space allowed cold air underneath his house. They suggested and installed the CleanSpace vapor barrier, a highly durable and antimicrobial material. CleanSpace deters moisture and cold air entry by fully encapsulating the crawl space walls and floors. David is far more comfortable!
This customer called because she was looking to restore her failing basement foundation wall. The full basement was built over 50 years ago at the time and there were many cracks between the blocks that were concerning the homeowner.
We used the effective PowerBrace system to stabilize the failing wall and prevent it from continuing to shift and crack over time. This system used strong, steel I-Beams that were installed in the floor at the base of the home and ran up the entire height of the basement wall. The top of the system was secured to the joists above the wall with steel brackets and tightened into place to completely stabilize the wall.
