Ayers Basement Systems Before & After Photos

Debra's support posts have started to corrode and some have slipped out from under the beam. With this happening, the support posts are not being supportive and her floors are starting to sag. We installed SmartJacks so her home could be safe and stabilized! These steel support posts not only keep the floor from sagging even more but they also lift the floors back up to the correct level. 

Paul and his wife have water coming in from a corner of their finished basement where the floor meets the walls. There was no sump pump so when heavy rain comes, water pools in the area. We installed the WaterGuard drain system which is a drain under the floor but above the foundation to collect the water that seeps into the home. The water that is collected goes to the SuperSump Plus sump pump system that we also installed for them. The sump pump keeps the basement dry for extended periods of time, even in times of heavy rain. It has a back up battery in case there is a power outage so that water will still be discharged out of the home.

Loren and Allison had some water issues in their finished basement. There was moisture, a non-working sump pump, signs of water intrusion as well as standing water which makes it impossible to use the space. We knew right away what products would help these homeowners enjoy their basement once again. First we installed the WaterGuard system which is under the floor to collect the water. The water is then sent to the sump pump. We installed the TripleSafe Sump Pump System which provides three levels of protection to the basement in case of pump malfunction or a power outage. We then installed BrightWall Basement Wall Panels which are rigid plastic sheeting that's attached to your basement wall. It is waterproof and creates a vapor barrier on your basement to keep out water vapor and humidity. The wall panels ensure that your basement won't have mold growth or rot. it also directs water seepage into the perimeter drain so you won't have water in your basement.

Sheila and Donald have a covered porch that is cracked and settled. They are worried about the home and the covering of the front porch. To raise the concrete back up to the original position, we used PolyLevel which is a waterproof injectable foam. This foam is very light weight but strong enough to hold up concrete as well as the loads that would be on it. To seal the crack and prevent water and debris from degrading the slab from below, we used NexusPro Crack Repair. This crack repair is a silicone-based sealant that is designed to withstand harsh weather and remain flexible. Both the PolyLevel and NexusPro cure in a short period of time so it will not disturb the homeowners.

Scott has been in his home for about 6 years and has always had some slopped and sinking concrete in his sidewalk. More people seemed to be tripping over the unleveled concrete so he thought it was time to get it fixed and keep everyone safe! We used PolyLevel to lift the concrete back up and keep it level with the other slabs. We then used NexusPro to seal the joints in the concrete which keeps it from being degraded from below. Both PolyLevel and NexusPro dry in a fraction of the time that it takes other solutions to dry!