Before & After Photos

Michelle worried about the safety of her home due to not having basement windows. She wanted a safe situation for her family, so she called Ayers. We sent a team of experts to her house to evaluate the space and recommend a solution. They decided to install an egress window, which is durable against heavy soil and water and includes a polycarbonate safety cover to prevent surface accidents. Michelle finally has peace of mind and access to her basement!

Brendan was hoping to get an Egress Window installed in his basement to replace his current small window he had. He called Ayers and our customer care team set up an appointment time that worked for him! With this new Egress Window, its larger size will open up the space more making it more inviting since more natural light will shine through. The main benefit is its safety feature that allows for a safe, quick exit in emergency situations and these windows are waterproof so water won't seep through. 

Brendan was happy with the results and the way the window transformed the space to a more finished room!

A homeowner from Mason, Michigan, was seeking a solution for their home. A large crack had formed within a foundation wall, and it appeared to worsen. Luckily, no water was leaking into the basement, but the homeowner wanted to fix it before it declined, so he contacted Ayers. After an inspection, the team at Ayers concluded that FlexiSpan System would seal and fix the problem! After the crack in the wall was filled with a sealant, a wall covering was screwed into place on the wall. If any water leaks through the foundation, it will flow behind the FlexiSpan wall and directly to the homeowner's sump pump! 

Vickie decided she needed a waterproofing job for her basement to ensure her home stays dry so she gave Ayers a call. After we conducted a free inspection at her home it was settled that our WaterGuard System and TripleSafe Sump Pump System would do the trick. The WaterGuard System will collect water or dirt that seeps into her basement through the walls as it is placed along the basement's perimeter below the floor. It will also be concealed with concrete so that it will blend in when it dries. Next we hooked this system to TripleSafe which is where the water will be directed to as this has three pumps that ensure water stays out!

This home on a lake in Vicksburg started to experience water in the finished basement when the water level began to rise. The carpet in their living space was soaked with water and needed to be removed— the homeowners knew that they never wanted to have this happen again. After installing a waterproofing system, they chose to replace their floors with a more durable alternative, ThermalDry flooring. The ThermalDry flooring Systems are the only inorganic subfloors in the world, making them resistant to water and mold. The floor comes in titles that sit on pegs which slightly raise them off the floor, so in the case that any water enters the basement, it can flow underneath the tiles to the perimeter waterproofing system. Not only is ThermalDry a smart choice, but the tiles come in a variety of colors and styles, like the wood ones shown in this after photo.