Ayers Basement Systems Before & After Photos

Austin had issues with his crawl space vent as water was leaking in. Austin decided to contact Ayers to find a watertight solution! After conducting a review, the team at Ayers suggested an EverLast Access Well and Door to seal off the area! The EverLast door is made of rigid plastic, which will last a lifetime and provides a watertight seal to the home! Additionally, the EverLast Well makes the space look better and will provide filtration for any water near the window! Austin was thrilled he had found a permanent solution for his home!

Six years ago Jess L. had concrete lifted at the meeting point between his garage and driveway. Recently he noticed that the concrete had settled about an inch around his garage door which made closing the door very difficult. We lifted the settled concrete in the garage/driveway intersection using our PolyLevel Injection. This is a great alternative to replacing cracked or settled concrete. This high-density foam fills any voids in soil particles, is waterproof and lightweight, and does not take long to cure.

Our concrete leveling specialist also recommended that Jess have the existing downspout extended to the yard to prevent water from washing out soil below the garage and driveway concrete which could lead to further settling. 

Candy was looking into getting a dehumidifier to keep the basement clear of excess moisture and she wanted to cover the floors with tiles that would make the basement more attractive. She realized Ayers had the solutions she was looking for so after calling us we sent a crew to install our SaniDry XP Dehumidifier and the tile she wanted for the flooring as well. SaniDry XP Dehumidifier will clean and filter the air, preventing the excess moisture that leads to nasty mold or growth. Then we added the tile over her flooring to make her basement look more finished and attractive!

Sometimes you just know something is wrong, even without obvious symptoms. This was the case with our customer in Ypsilanti, who called with a problem crawl space. But the culprit wasn't flooding, or mildew, or even cold floors. It was dust.

There were little signs of all the others, of course, but their major impetus for calling was the excessive amount of dust that seemed to be in the house at all times. They were concerned for their health and the health of their six dogs.

So we checked it out, and sure enough, the vented crawl space was the dust culprit. Dust (and water, and bugs, and who knows what else) would enter through the vents, then travel through the ducts to the rest of the house.

We encapsulated the crawl space with our CleanSpace vapor barrier system and installed SilverGlo insulation panels to protect the crawl space from the elements, and the house above from the crawl space. And to make sure the job was complete, we sealed off those pesky vents with our Everlast Crawl Space Vent Covers.

Brian W's basement and crawlspace was in dire need of waterproofing and presented many of the issues crawl spaces in Michigan have; it was moist, leaking and filled with critters. As you can see, humidity in this crawl space led to mold, rot and leaky ducts. This is caused when condensation forms on cold surfaces like ducts and pipes.

We helped this owner insulating and seal their large crawl space to solve these problems. We installed our CleanSpace system to stop water vapor from entering through the soil and the crawl space walls. Before installing the bright white CleanSpace liner you see here, we laid out drainage matting to provide a waterproof barrier between the exposed soil floor and Brain's basement. The liner we installed is engineered with inorganic material that prevents mold and bacteria growth which will protect Brian and his family from illnesses like asthma or allergies.