Before & After Photos

Marilyn's basement windows hadn't been able to open since she bought her house due to rocks and soil piling against it. She called Ayers, so we sent our crew to her home to make a recommendation. They suggested an egress window, as they're engineered to withstand rocks and heavy soil. It's also designed with steps for evacuation and a polycarbonate safety cover that won't break when stepped on. Marilyn is content with her new basement windows!

Van’s Redford, MI, rental home had persistent moisture, musty odors, and water intrusion. After installing a TripleSafe™ sump pump, WaterGuard® drainage system, and an extended discharge line, the basement is now dry, odor-free, and protected from future water damage, ensuring a healthier space for his tenants.

Dave realized water leaked into his basement after the last snowstorm around the seams of the floor and walls. He wasn't sure how to fix the issue, so he researched his options and called Ayers for help. Our specialists stopped by his home to assess the problem and suggest a solution. They recommended and installed WaterGuard, an advanced drainage pipe system designed to prevent clogging by sitting above the home's footing rather than alongside it. Dave loves his dry basement!

Larry wasn't sure where the water in his basement was entering, but he needed to get it fixed. He called Ayers to learn about our waterproofing solutions and we sent our experts to his house. They recommended installing the WaterGuard drainage pipe system to prevent clogging. WaterGuard does this by sitting atop the footing, rather than alongside it. Larry is relieved to have a dry basement!

This home, over 100 years old, had sagging floors and a noticeable drop around the staircase. The homeowner was concerned about the bounce in the floor and wanted to address it without causing any cracks or cosmetic damage. Before the repair, the basement showed signs of uneven floors and sagging supports. After the work was completed, new steel posts were installed on concrete footings to reinforce the main beam and reduce the floor bounce. The posts were carefully positioned to avoid any existing wiring or ducts. The result is a stabilized floor with improved support, meeting the homeowner's needs without causing any visible damage.