The Best Crawl Space & Foundation Repair Company in Sunfield, MI

Sharon, a homeowner near Centennial Acres Golf Course, was experiencing water intrusion in her unprotected crawl space. Since it was connected to her basement—where her children loved to play—she worried that the moisture could create a breeding ground for mold, threatening her family’s health. Determined to fix the issue for good, she contacted Ayers for a free inspection.

During a thorough evaluation of her home, our specialist identified the source of the leaks: an unfinished crawl space with a dirt floor that was allowing water to seep in. To permanently resolve the problem, our team recommended a combination of CleanSpace vapor barrier encapsulation and a new sump pump. The encapsulation would seal out moisture and cold air, while the sump pump would efficiently remove any water intrusion, keeping the space dry.

With her crawl space protected, Sharon can now enjoy peace of mind knowing her home is healthier and safer—while her kids can continue playing in the basement without worry.

Sharon D. of Sunfield, MI owns a home that was built in 1975 with a block foundation. Because of the weakness of a block foundation, water would come in at the corners whenever it would rain. So, Sharon decided to give us a call for a solution when she had had enough.

Our fix? The SuperSump premier sump pump system and the WaterGuard French drain system. 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.

The WaterGuard system rests below the basement floor and above the foundation footing, collecting water that seeps into the basement from the walls. This water is then redirected to the sump pump -- the SuperSump -- to be pumped up and out of the home. 

Say goodbye to letting the rain ruin your basement, Sharon.

Sue and Rick gave us a call to get a quote for an exterior drainage system.  Their Sunfield, MI home already had a sump pump to keep the inside of the house dry, but they were looking for something that would keep the rest of their property protected as well.

After meeting with Sue and Rick, our system design specialist came up with a plan that she thought would handle all of their needs. By installing and connecting an exterior drain tile to the barn, home, and storm drain, the crew could guarantee that water wouldn’t threaten any part of Sue and Rick’s yard. Since the crew would already be excavating part of the soil to lay the drain tile, Sue and Rick figured they might as well improve on the sump pump discharge, as well. Using a separate line, the crew created a discharge system that would connect both the sump pump and gutter downspout to the storm drain. Why a separate system? Well, if the crew would have just used the drain tile line, they would have run the risk of overwhelming the system and pumping water back into the home. With these two systems running through Sue and Rick’s property, they should never have to worry about any type of drainage again!