Ayers Basement Systems Before & After Photos

Adrian noticed every time the power went out, his sump pump stopped working and would leak water onto the floor. He decided to call Ayers to hear about our waterproofing solutions. Our crew visited his home and suggested the UltraSump system to reduce failure during outages by providing a battery-powered backup. Also, the UltraSump system includes an alarm to alert the homeowner when it has turned on. Adrian is excited he has a dry basement!

Jill's old foundation slab had been cracking over the past 30 years, causing it to pull away from her home. She decided it was time to call for professional help, so she chose Ayers. Our team inspected the problem area and concluded our helical piers were the perfect solution. This system consists of steel and includes a set of helical blades on the lower section of the pier. These piers are installed within the soil mechanically to the appropriate depth required. The pier system creates a solid support base that transfers the weight of her home to strong supporting soils below. Jill was relieved after receiving proper foundation stabilization!

Louise's basement was leaking, and she had water on the floor after the recent storms. She wasn't sure what the issue was, so she researched her options and called Ayers to learn about our waterproofing solutions. We sent team specialists to her house, and they recommended replacing her old system with a TripleSafe sump pump. TripleSafe is equipped with a backup pump and a battery-powered backup in case of power outages. Louise feels good about her new system!

Mike was shocked at the amount of water that leaked into his basement during the last storm. He realized his sump pump wasn't working during power outages. Mike wanted to get this fixed, so he called Ayers for help. We sent a team of experts to recommend a solution. Our team decided it was best to install the UltraSump sump pump system. This system prevents sump pump failure by using a battery-powered backup pump to ensure the house stays dry without power and alerts the homeowner when it's in use. 

Building code requires an egress window in a basement bedroom, but they are often a desired feature in any finished basement or even unfinished spaces because they let light into a normally dark room.