Ayers Basement Systems Before & After Photos

Jon had some water intrusion happening through his basement walls so he made the call to Ayers for help. We sent a crew to conduct a free inspection and from this our System Design Specialists determined he needed our TripleSafe Sump Pump System and our Basement to Beautiful Panels. First with TripleSafe, this three pump system will keep this water off his belongings. The first pump doing most of the work, the second there for backup, and the third is battery-operated for power outages. Then we added Basement to Beautiful Panels because these are great for insulation and are made of inorganic material that won't grow mold or bacteria. Jon's basement is now protected and has never looked better!

Carly's floor was freezing since the weather shifted, and she couldn't tolerate cold feet. She needed to fix the problem, so she researched her options and called Ayers for assistance. Our professionals stopped by her home to evaluate and realized the vents in her crawl space allowed cold air underneath her house. They installed the CleanSpace vapor barrier, a highly durable and antimicrobial-lined material. CleanSpace deters moisture and cold air entry and consequently prevents cold feet. Carly's feet are much warmer now!

Our customer had their crawl space encapsulated. To ensure it stayed dry and did not allow outside air in, we installed our Everlast door. The Everlast door is a snug-fitting all plastic door that stops air and moisture from entering the crawl space.

This below-water level crawl space of this summer cottage in Fennville, MI had leaky walls, drainage issues and exposed dirt, all contributing to the damp atmosphere of the space. To keep humidity low, our team installed a SaniDry dehumidifier, along with WaterGuard, a drainage system placed on top of the footing along the perimeter of the space to help drain any leaks. Finally, draining matting was installed on the floor before a CleanSpace liner was fitted over it to block moisture and mold and to seal off the area from the earth.

Your crawl space access door should always seal super tight. A lof of times crawl space doors are made of plywood which rots easily and ends up looking awful, and not sealing off your crawl space like it should. The answer to solve this is an all plastic door that can't rot, it won't warp or need paint and bugs won't eat it. The knobs screw into the anchors pulling the door tight against weather stripping to seal off outside air.