Before & After Photos

Glenn was looking to finish her basement so she could put a bedroom down there. For the finishing touches she wanted to replace the standard window she currently had. After talking to our professionals at Ayers we let her know that our Egress Window would look perfect in her basement. Egress Windows are larger which opens up the space more, making it more inviting. The main benefit being it offers a safe escape route in emergency situations and is waterproof so she won't have to worry about water seeping in during heavy rains. Glenn was so thrilled with the final results!

Janet was scooping standing water off her basement floor after every storm. The issue was frustrating, and the cleanup process was tedious, so she knew she needed to hire professionals and called Ayers for help. We sent a team of experts to her home, and they recommended replacing her old sump pump with the TripleSafe pump. TripleSafe includes three separate pumps: the primary, a backup, and a battery-powered backup in case of power outages. Janet loves having more free time and less scooping!

Laura's St. Joseph, MI home, built by her father in the 1960s, had always been dry until a recent summer storm caused basement flooding. Wanting to protect the home for future generations, she sought a permanent waterproofing solution. Our team installed a SuperSump® and TripleSafe™ sump pumps, WaterGuard® system, and window well ducts to keep the basement dry. Now, Laura and her family can confidently maintain their home for years to come.

The homeowners had a vertical crack on the interior wall of their basement. 

Our professional team decided that the FlexiSpan crack repair system was the best option for these homeowners. The first response to a cracked basement wall is often an application of patching mortar or masonry sealant.

Unfortunately, this quick fix rarely works because of poor adhesion to the masonry or a slight movement along the crack that breaks the seal. The FlexiSpan system is a three part process. The first step is to apply a flexible sealant along the crack. The second step is to put a strip of flexible and porous foam over the crack. The last step is to put an impermeable membrane adhesive along both sides of the flexispan. This fail-safe treatment allows any future seepage of water through the crack to move invisibly down the wall and into the basement’s perimeter drainage system.

The Fulton family wanted to finish their basement and create a bedroom downstairs. They opted for an egress window to bring in more light but also to satisfy the requirements of the law that stipulate that all basement bedrooms have an egress window. You can see that enough dirt is excavated to allow for an easy exit in case of an emergency. That cleared space also brings in a ton of light.