Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

Alisa was sick of having a dirt-floor crawl space and noticed extra moisture in her home. Thinking the two could be connected, she decided to turn to the experts and call Ayers. When our specialists examined the condition of her crawl space, it was clear CleanSpace was the way to go. Made from an antimicrobial material, installed as an uninterrupted barrier, and much more durable than a store-bought tarp, CleanSpace is the best option. CleanSpace will fix the issue the first time, eliminating moisture, stopping mold growth, and deterring pests. Alisa was relieved that Ayers made her crawl space look so much better!

Eugene's floor has been ruined by water damage, so she called our team. Our team installed the ThermalDry Elite Plank Flooring in Eugene’s home. Made completely from inorganic material, it is not vulnerable to mold or water damage. In addition, this flooring works perfectly with our waterproofing systems. This flooring will allow Eugene to have nice wood flooring in her basement without having to worry about it being ruined by water damage.

Lou and his wife's forever home was perfect! It was built in 1991 and in great condition. The only thing wrong with it was the driveway. Two or three sections of the concrete needed to be leveled, and the whole thing needed to be sealed. They called Ayers for an inspection and our crew determined that they would need PolyLevel and NesusPro. 

The PolyLevel system is used to repair sinking concrete by drilling minuscule holes into the slab and filling them with foam. The foam raises the slab and fortifies it to make it last even longer. NexusPro is a sealant that fills cracks in the concrete. It is extremely withstanding to harsh weather so it will remain flexible for years. 

Lou and his wife were ecstatic to be able to finalize the last piece of their forever home. This fix was simple and done in one day. 

This Sturgis couple wanted to add an Egress window to their partially finished basement to make the area livable. When there is a livable space, building codes require the home to have an Egress window. Egress windows are windows that are large enough to allow a safe exit from the home in case of emergencies. A window well is also installed which has steps or a ladder. On top of all that, Egress windows allow a lot of natural light and fresh air into the basement which makes the room look larger and more inviting!

A Vickburg resident called Ayers to clean and seal their wet crawlspace. The Ayers team used CleanSpace Vapor Barrier to correct the issue.