Ayers Basement Systems Before & After Photos

Elizabeth and Trenton were tired of cleaning up water in their basement and contacted us at Ayers Basement Systems. An inspection determined that the water was leaking through cracks in their foundation. Our team suggested the WaterGuard system for internal draining. WaterGuard is a French drain system that sits below the basement floor and above the home's footing, keeping it out of the mud zone. After the drain was implemented, Elizabeth and Trenton no longer had water-creating issues in their basement!

Ken was working to renovate his basement and implement a bedroom, yet he needed to install a secondary exit. He decided to contact us at Ayers Basement Systems to have an Egress window installed. Our team inspected a time where the window would go and what Ken wanted to be installed. The widow was later installed, and Ken opted for an egress window cover and lid to ensure water did get down the well. Ken was thrilled with the result of the job, as he could continue implementing a new bedroom!

Maureen and Anthony were looking for a solution to their egress window. The couple decided to contact Ayers to explore their options. An inspection of their home determined that the prior window was not sealed and cracks under the window were due to water damage. Maureen and Anthony decided to install a new window and the FlexiSpan System.

The new egress window will provide a watertight seal with the foundation, preventing water from getting in. The FlexiSpan system is a three-part system that seals the foundation cracks and applies a membrane creating a moisture barrier. Any water that may seep into Maureen and Anthony's home will drain behind the FlexiSpan to a drain in the floor!

Tom noticed small cracks forming in his basement below a window. He called Ayers for our years of waterproofing experience. We sent a crew to the home for a free inspection. Our system design specialists recommended our FlexiSpan solution to seal the cracks. FlexiSpan will treat the slits without the stress and cost of remodeling the entire wall. First, our crew fills the small gaps with a flexible sealant. Then, we install a drainage layer. If water permeates the white panel over the now sealed cracks, the water will flow to the subfloor drain installed under the wall. Concrete is poured over this drain to conceal it within the floor. Tom is grateful for the quick fix that prevents further water damage!

Olivia knew her walkway was uneven, but it wasn't until she tripped on her way out that she realized it was a problem. She researched her options online and decided to call Ayers for assistance. We sent a crew of experts to her home, and they recommended the installation of PolyLevel. The process starts by drilling a minimum number of pea-sized holes in the concrete slab and injecting polymer foam underneath it. The foam expands to raise the affected slab to the desired level. Olivia loves having an even walkway in the morning!