Before & After Photos

The homeowners had a bowing wall in their basement. A bowing wall is a sign of foundation failure and can lead to more expensive damage in the future if not fixed right away. 

Our professional team installed Geo-Lock wall anchors to combat the bowing wall. The Geo-Lock anchor system is installed by excavating the soil surrounding the foundation wall in order to imbed galvanized steel anchors into the ground. Those anchors are then connected to steel plates with rods on the foundation wall, immediately holding it in place. After the installation, the backfill and sod will be replaced so its like we were never even there. During dry periods you will be able to tighten the anchors to straighten the wall back to its original position over time.

Thanks to the Geo-Lock wall anchor system the homeowners wall is well on its way to being straightened! 

Nan moved into her home and realized the windows in her basement didn't allow for an easy escape. Safety in her home is a top priority for Nan, so she researched and called Ayers for help. Our crew of professionals visited to evaluate the space and recommended installing an egress window. An easy escape from the basement during an emergency is integral, and our egress windows include stair steps, easy-open windows, and a polycarbonate safety cover to prevent surface falls. Nan loves her new window!

We had installed WaterGuard for this customer in an adjacent property last year, so when they called with a flooding problem in their preschool's basement, we got right to work.

It took three TripleSafe Sump Pump systems as well as a full installation of WaterGuard, but the preschool is now dry and safe. 

Anne was worried the water pooling in her basement could cause problems or lead to significant damage, so she called Ayers. We sent our experts to her home, who realized Anne's issue was a sump pump failure. They recommended and installed TripleSafe, which has three pumps, one of which is battery-powered in case of a power outage. Anne is happy her basement is permanently dry!

Jack was working on finishing his basement when he started to notice some moisture coming in along the cove joint. Knowing that ignoring it would only mean a bigger problem later, Jack made a call to Ayers Basement Systems and together we came up with a plan. In his basement, we installed a DryTrak baseboard drain pipe system that sits directly on the basement floor along the perimeter walls. A waterproof epoxy holds the system tightly to the floor, directing the flow of any incoming moisture through the track until it finds it ways in to the crock of the sump system where it can be safely removed from the home. Now Jack can continue to finish the basement without concerns of mold or rot in the building materials over time.