Before & After Photos

Joe and Brittany had an unfinished basement that they wanted to finish. Upstairs was getting crowded so they needed to add some rooms downstairs but to do that, they knew they would need an Egress window. Egress windows allow for a safe exit in case of emergencies. The large windows also allow for more fresh air and natural light to enter the space making it seem larger!

Christine was hoping to get a nice Egress Window installed for her basement that she was in the process of finishing. She realized Ayers sells Egress Windows so she decided to call. We had one of our crews come out to her home and begin the installation after she set the appointment with us!

Our Egress Windows are great for finishing basements because they are larger which opens up the space more. Many places legally require Egress Windows as well since they include a quick, safe exit option for emergency situations. If someone is going to be living down there, they probably don't want that dark, dungeon feel most basements have. This window will make the basement more inviting as more natural light and fresh air will fill the space. Not to mention they will add value to your home for the future and are waterproof. 

With the benefits of the Egress Window being plentiful, Christine is happy with the final result!

Michael and his family were frustrated with the musty smell coming from their crawlspace and wanted to create extra storage space. They called Ayers Basement Systems for help. After inspecting the space, Ayers recommended encapsulating the crawlspace. They used a durable vapor barrier, drainage matting, foam insulation, and specialized fasteners and tape to complete the job. With these upgrades, the musty smell is gone, and the crawlspace is now clean and usable.

Rick was constantly cleaning standing water out of his basement and was sick of the tedious task, so he called Ayers for help. We sent a crew of experts to evaluate the situation and they suggested installing WaterGuard, a drainage pipe system. WaterGuard is placed on top of the footing rather than alongside it to prevent clogging, unlike other drainage pipes. Rick is happy he can relax now!

Our customer called in need of an egress window installation, with a few caveats. He had already dug the hole, and the window needed to be as big as possible while remaining centered between electrical wiring and duct work. We installed a custom size egress window and well.