Before & After Photos

Randy noticed a small wall crack creating a path for water to seep into the basement. Irritated with the water intrusion, he called Ayers for waterproofing solutions. We first installed our CleanSpace wall system, a durable plastic liner with a vapor barrier to protect against wall moisture. Next, we added an interior drainage system known as WaterGuard. Placing this drain within the basement floor around the perimeter of the walls ensures water is collected and rerouted to the sump pump. Randy's basement floor will stay dry now!

The homeowners called us because although there were no visible cracks in the basement, water was still getting in and the walls were literally starting to crumble. 

We installed WaterGuard to drain the water, and the CleanSpace wall system with BrightWall paneling to protect the basement from any water seepage through the walls. A SaniDry XP to control ambient humidity finished off the job and now their basement is safe and usable space.

Travis called us with a request to have an Egress window installed in his basement. Not a problem. We were able to expertly install and seal the window in the poured concrete basement wall. We excavated on the exterior of the home for the install and placed a 50 inch wide galvanized window well in the hole to surround the window. Proper drainage was installed and stone was finished off the install. Now the basement is brighter and an emergency escape has been added for the space.

Due to cracks in their walls, Kelsey and Randy were experiencing water leakage in their basement. They want to sell their house, but they can't until this issue is fixed. So our team installed FlexiSpan wall crack repair. FlexiSpan is a three part process that requires a flexible sealant, a flexible strip of foam and an impermeable membrane. These items are not affected by pressure or more movement in the walls, which is why they are better than mortar sealant or other solutions. So this system will provide a permanent fix to Kelsey and Randy's leaking walls, allowing them to sell their house.

This Wayland, MI homeowner had been in talks with us regarding his foundation for 4 years. When he finally decided to pull the trigger and fix his sagging floors, he thought it was as good a time as any to do something about the irregular temperatures in his home, as well. He had previously had foam injection treatments, but they hadn’t solved the problem. However, thanks to those injections, the owner knew exactly where the problem was coming from and told the system design specialist that his crawl space was in dire need of an encapsulation. The white plastic in the after photo is part of the CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System. Impenetrable by moisture, CleanSpace will keep moist or cold air from entering the crawl space and subsequently rising into the home. It’s the perfect product to help better control crawl space temperatures.