Before & After Photos

Trista and Chris of Decatur, MI had dealt with basement water issues for years, but worsening conditions pushed them to take action. After a free inspection from Ayers Basement Systems, they chose a customized waterproofing solution featuring the TripleSafe™ sump pump and WaterGuard® system. Now, they’re on their way to enjoying a dry, functional space for their family once again.

Homeowners in Grand Junction, MI wanted a forever solution to keep their basement dry. Our system design specialist knew a WaterGuard system would do the trick and our crew worked quickly to make it happen. This system is installed under the basement floor and works to prevent water from puddling by directing any moisture into the track system. Once the system is installed, concrete is poured back over making this a discrete, hidden, and effective system.

Alfonso noticed his old sump pump had failed, and water leaked into his basement. This wasn't a good sign, so he researched his options online and called Ayers to learn about our waterproofing solutions. We sent a crew of experts to his house to assess the situation, and they suggested installing the TripleSafe sump pump. TripleSafe is engineered to prevent and react to pump failure by including a backup pump and a battery-powered pump in case of power outages. Alfonso is confident in his new plan!

Gabriel was looking to sell his home within the next few years, but he has been experiencing water in his basement. In order to fix his water intrusion issues he called our team and we installed TripleSafe along with a few other systems. TripleSafe is a Sump Pump system that’s main goal is to keep your basement dry. This system provides ultimate protection because it has three pumps within the system and one of them is battery powered. The battery powered pump allows the system to work even during power outages. Therefore, Gabriel won’t need to worry about his basement flooding even during heavy storms.

Anita and Tim contacted us when water started accumulating in their finished basement from their existing egress window. The couple had no sump pump in place which meant that incoming water had no drainage outlet. Standing water continued to do damage to their finished basement. While an egress window is required by law in a basement bedroom, it also brings in much needed light into an otherwise dark basement. However, if installed incorrectly or without waterproofing considerations, these windows serve as yet another entry point for water and moisture. We installed two egress windows for the family. The accompanying window wells are made up of one piece so it will not collapse from backfill or allow water to leak through the well walls. It is also engineered for safety and includes a built in ladder for easy escape.