Before & After Photos

Customers had cold air entering their crawl space so they needed it completely sealed off. Our team insulated their rim joists. Small cracks and seams can exist around rim joists, but after insulating them all of those cracks are sealed off. Now flow is restricted keeping moisture and unwanted allergens out. Therefore, cold air won't be drifting around their house anymore.

Linda gave Ayers a call when she decided to take action to protect her home from any water leaks. Our Ayers Design System Specialist let her know our WaterGuard System would be a great option to protect her belongings in the basement.

The WaterGuard System catches any leakages from higher levels with its drainage system that runs along the perimeter of your basement. It therefore keeps water and dirt away from your foundation and will have concrete poured over top to conceal it. You can add regular flooring over the concrete as well for a finished look.

Linda is relieved to have her basement waterproofed by Ayers!

Trever and Shannon were looking to have their smaller basement windows replaced with large ones. She called up Ayers and our crew decided they would love our Egress Windows.

Egress Windows are larger and therefore make your basement space more open. The larger windows will let in more natural light and circulate fresh air in your basement. These windows are installed with a well that have a step in it to provide a safe exit option in the event of an emergency. 

Trever and Shannon were happy with the difference these larger windows made as their basement is now more inviting!

Michael recently noticed his old sump pump had failed, and water was pooling on his basement floor. He couldn't fix the issue himself, so he researched his options and called Ayers for help. We sent a team of experts to his home to evaluate the situation and recommend a solution. They recommended replacing the old pump with TripleSafe, a sump pump designed to prevent failure by including two backup pumps, one of which is battery-powered in case of outages. Michael can't believe how great his new system is!

A finished basement deserves a finished look. The old, rusted metal window well that was attached to this basement was anything but that. It’s a bit of an eye sore on the outside, and from the inside perspective, the window was failing to at its one job – letting light in. Small rectangular windows don’t allow for much light in the first place, couple that with half the window being buried below ground, and it’s no wonder that the window was struggling. So when these Granger, IN customers called asking about a replacement window for their finished basement, we sent a system design specialist out to explain our egress window systems. Instead of the metal well used in the before photo, the crew installed one of our plastic EverLast wells because the plastic material won’t rust away from water. Another great perk is the size of the well and window much bigger, meaning more sunlight can enter the basement and the lid will actually fit this time around.