Before & After Photos

You have to have a downspot from your gutters to keep water from dumping next to your foundation. There are a few ways to do this but the most common way seems to be with those bulky metal discharge lines that lay in your yard. These become a tripping hazard, are a pain to mow around and are not all that appealing. Thankfully, we have come up with a way to fix this!

The LawnScape outlet allows for water to escape with virtually no pitch. It also works great for discharge lines on sump pumps. The LawnScape outlet allows us to completly bury the discharge lines and have the outlet at the end to allow the water to exit. 

Diana knew it was time to call up professionals when she noticed water leaks in her basement were making her carpets wet. After she called Ayers we sent out a crew for inspection and it was determined she could use our WaterGuard System as well as our TripleSafe Sump Pump System.

WaterGuard is a below-floor drainage system that rests on the drainage stone on top of the foundation footing. This system will catch water leaking through your walls and as it makes its way to the floor, WaterGuard will collect it and reroute it to your sump system. Concrete is poured over this to conceal the drainage system. The TripleSafe is a three pump system that fits in one sturdy liner. These pumps collect water and are covered with an airtight lid that prevents water from evaporating into the basement. The last pump is even battery-operated so it will turn on if your power goes out. 

Diana was grateful to have a system installed that will keep her carpets dry, protecting her precious belongings!

Over time, basement windows can collect dirt and debris. If you have a window like this, a SunHouse Window Well could protect your basement from future damage. This cover fights against any leaks from rain and snow, small pests and rodents getting to your window, and ensures your window stays clear allowing sunlight to enter your basement. 

Musty smells were drifting into a homeowner’s home from his crawl space. Small cracks and seams can exist around rim joists, so our team insulated them. After insulating them all of those cracks are sealed off. Now airflow is restricted keeping outside air out and inside air in. This homeowner will no longer have to worry about musty smells coming from his crawl space.

A customer needed an egress window installed in his basement because he wanted to turn part of it into a livable space. So he called our team and we installed one, egress windows are required because they are big enough to provide a safe exit in case of emergency. In addition, these windows provide lots of natural light. Lastly, most windows offer minimal protection against outside air entering the home due to poor insulation around the window. Egress windows will help ventilate your indoor areas and prevent unwanted allergens from entering your house.