Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

Theresa found water in her basement and determined her sump pump had failed. She wasn't sure what to do, so she called Ayers. We sent a team of experts to her house to recommend a solution. They decided to install the TripleSafe sump pump system, designed to prevent sump pump failure with a backup pump and a battery-powered pump during power outages. Theresa is excited to have a dry basement once again!

Our customer called having tried to solve a basement water problem herself, only to have it come back. We installed a full perimeter of WaterGuard below-floor drain, and solved one of the biggest problems, the inefficient sump pump, by replacing it with a SuperSump. (Shown here is the sump installed midway through the WaterGuard process - we promise we'll replace your floor).

Home improvements can be big or small, in this case, egress windows are a small part of a home but can provide a lot of benefits.  For home safety, these larger egress windows are able to provide an escape route for people living in the basement.  This is actually standard home code if there is a person living in the basement.  Egress windows also provide a much more clean and pleasing area to look at.  There is no downside to having a new egress window become a part of your home!

Mike was sick and tired of dealing with excess water in his basement due to his failing sump pump, so he called Ayers to fix it. Our team of experts visited his home to inspect his basement and offer a recommendation. After examining the space, the team confirmed the TripleSafe sump pump system was the best solution. The TripleSafe system is designed to prepare for sump pump failure. TripleSafe uses three separate pumps, the primary, backup, and even a third, battery-powered pump, just in case the power goes out. Mike was ecstatic to have a dry basement!

Dexter and Marla's Midland MI home was built in 1941. The couple had a different company waterproof their basement about 30 years ago. Since then, their home has had significant bowing as well as vertical and horizontal cracks in the walls. Every time it rained, water would flood in. They called Ayers for a solution that would last. We came out to inspect Dexter and Marla's home and determined that they would need us to install GeoLock Anchors to correct their foundation problem.

GeoLock Anchors permanently stop foundational shifting. The anchors have 3 parts. The first part is a plate on the interior foundation wall. A steel cable is drilled through the plate into the soil directed away from the home. A second plate is anchored to the other side of the cable for maximum stabilization.

Dexter and Marla were thrilled with the installation performed by Ayers Basement Systems! They can finally put their minds at ease knowing their home is sturdy and dry for years to come.