Ayers Basement Systems Before & After Photos

Edward wanted to install an Egress window into his basement and chose us at Ayers Basement Systems. Our crew conducted an inspection, determined where the window would be going, and got the necessary tools for the installation. The installation went smoothly, and Edward was thrilled with the final result! 

Looking at the before picture of this crawl space you can almost feel how damp it is. While there was a liner in place, it wasn’t sealed at the perimeter of the walls allowing water to accumulate underneath and on top of the liner. This standing water caused the crawl space to be damp and a breeding ground for mold.

Our team upgraded this crawl space’s current liner to CleanSpace. Made of 2 layers of polyester cord reinforcement, this liner installed on the floors and walls it stays where it’s installed and can even be walked on. CleanSpace provides a barrier to moisture, allowing the water behind the liner to drain to the sump pump. Not only the does the liner transform the look of the crawl space, but it keeps it dry so the crawl space is can be a usable space! 

Isaac noticed the floor of his crawl space was allowing water to seep through. He didn't know how to fix it, so he gave Ayers a call. Our team went to assess the issue and make a recommendation. They recommended CleanSpace, an antimicrobial vapor barrier installed on the floors and walls of the crawl space, preventing moisture and mold growth. Isaac is excited to have a clean and fresh crawl space! 

Amanda had water coming in her basement and it is now standing water. She needed a solution to the standing water and wanted it fixed so it woulnd't happen again. We decided the WaterGuard was the best option for her and the leaks. The drain is installed under the floor and collects the water that seeps into the basement. The WaterGuard takes the water collected and drains it to the sump pump to be expelled out of the home.

Dina's Barn was built in the 1970s with a wood foundation and it has begun to sink. She called Ayers for an inspection and our crew determined that Helical Piers, holding the barn up from the outside, would be the perfect solution. 

Helical Piers are made of steel helix-shaped blades that are screwed into the soil and the piers that can be extended to the appropriate depth. They're attached to the foundation's footing so the weight is evenly distributed and the barn is permanently stabilized. 

Dina was grateful to have the old horse barn fixed up and useable again, and our crew loved spending time with her goats!