Quality Basement Waterproofing & Foundation Repair in Cedar Springs, MI

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Trusted basement waterproofing contractor in Cedar Springs, MI

If you have a wet or leaky basement, the excess moisture can lead to serious issues such as mold, rotting, and structural damage for your entire home if left unfixed. Not to mention the damage a basement flood can cause to your home, possessions, and well-being! In business since 1981, Ayers Basement Systems is the basement waterproofing company you can rely on for wet basement solutions, flooded basement repair, crawl space repair, and more. Our basement waterproofing specialists will fix any water damage you might have and install sump pumps, interior drainage systems, dehumidifiers, and more to keep your basement safe and dry through any weather.

Whether you're interested in using the space as a storage area or are working on finishing your basement to use as additional living space, basement waterproofing is a crucial step! Our waterproofing products and solutions include:

Perimeter drainage systems
Sump pump installation and repair
Wall and floor cracks repair
Waterproof floor and wall products
Replacement windows
Water heater flood protection

Crawl space repair and CleanSpace vapor barrier

CleanSpace prevents water vapor and improves air quality in this MI home.

Have you been noticing musty odors or heightened allergy symptoms in your home? These may be symptoms of a moisture problem in your crawl space, which can quickly spread mold spores and wood rot through the rest of your home. Ayers Basement Systems's CleanSpace crawl space vapor barrier can help! We provide complete crawl space encapsulation that will seal off and protect the area from excess moisture while upgrading insulation and ventilation for better energy efficiency.

Foundation repair and concrete leveling for your Cedar Springs, MI home

Along with our basement waterproofing and crawl space repair services, we also provide trusted foundation repair to fix your sagging floors, bowing walls, wall cracks, sticking windows and doors, and other foundation issues. Using wall braces, support jacks, and foundation piers, our foundation repair experts will create a permanently stable structural system that will last for the long-term! If you're planning to sell your home in the future, it's essential to make sure that your foundation is structurally stable and secure as foundation problems will severely decrease your property value. All of our foundation products come with a written warranty, so don't hesitate to schedule your free estimate and inspection today!

Sunken concrete creates cracked, uneven surfaces.

If you have broken or uneven concrete in your driveway, sidewalk, or concrete steps, Ayers Basement Systems can help with PolyLevel® concrete leveling and lifting. A superior method to mudjacking, PolyLevel® consists of a light-weight foam injection that expands and lifts the concrete slab to its original, level position. Concrete leveling will eliminate the safety hazards of tripping on your property, and will restore your home's curb appeal by removing unsightly cracks and sunken concrete.

When you need basement waterproofing, crawl space encapsulation, foundation repair, or concrete lifting, Ayers Basement Systems is the home improvement company you can rely on for high-quality service and lasting results! Contact us today for a free, no-obligation cost estimate in Cedar Springs, MI, or surrounding areas.

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Taking Care of Mold in a Cedar Springs, MI Crawl Space

The before photo shows where the leaking water had damaged, discolored, and allowed mold growth on this crawl space’s walls. Making things even worse, the leaking water had also caused musty smells to the crawl space. In the after photo, you can see the solution we provided. CleanSpace is a plastic vapor barrier that was used to cover the dirt floor crawl space. Together with the SilverGlo Wall Insulation and Froth Pak foam that are covering the walls in the after photo, water will be kept out from this crawl space permanently.

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Geo-Anchors Pull Back a Cedar Springs, MI Bowing Wall

The horizontal crack on this basement wall was the result of a bowing foundation. When soil expands, it puts extra pressure on the wall, which in turn bends inward. The bowing had gotten so bad that the owners couldn’t even open one of the doors in the basement. Our crew solved the problem with the Geo-Lock Anchor System in the after photo. The Geo-Lock Anchor System is made up of the wall plates in the photo and the Geo-Anchors that were placed about 15 feet away from the wall in strong, dependable soil. Each wall plate is connected to the Geo-Anchors with steel rod tie backs. The anchors will pull the wall back and resist the bowing motion.

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Wall Anchors Stabilize Bowing Wall in Cedar Springs, MI

Kevin and Jane C. called us because they noticed their basement foundation wall was bowing inward. The wall was bowed so much that they were unable to close one of the doors in the basement, so they knew this was a problem that needed to be fixed ASAP. The wall was showing signs of failure due to the large horizontal crack, which is very common in block foundation walls. The bowing of the wall likely occurred because of the high amount of pressure being exerted by the soil outside.

To fix the failing wall our team of experts installed the Geo-Lock anchor system that stabilizes the foundation wall and is able to be tightened to promote straightening over time. This system involves steel earth anchors that are imbedded underneath the soil and are then connected to steel plates on the foundation wall using steel rods.