Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

This Richmond Heights, Missouri walk-out basement started to form cracks in the foundation wall at the entrance of the basement. Hydrostatic pressure is one of the most common causes of basement wall cracking. As groundwater moves down the basement wall, it makes contact with the outside wall. Then, hydrostatic pressure slowly deteriorates the basement wall, eventually causing it to crack.  This homeowner will now enjoy a dry basement all the time.

A Webster Groves, MO basement had excessive moisture in the air, which can lead to poor air quality and mold issues. Wood Basement Systems installed the SaniDry XP Basement Air System, which efficiently removes moisture and filters the air.

Water used to seep into this Ellisville, Missouri basement. Woods Basement Systems installed a waterproofing system as well as ThermalDry flooring designed to be unaffected by water vapor.

Water seepage is typical at the wall and floor seam in a basement.  WaterGuard® is an exclusive product we offer that will not clog like drain tile which is dug out and placed beneath the basement floor in the "mud" zone.

WaterGuard® only collects the water that once was getting on top of the basement floor, and allows it to flow directly to a sump pump.  WaterGuard® basement waterproofing also allows leaks from a block foundation that comes through a wall crack to get into our drainage system and out of the home.

Basement wall leaks were still a problem during heavy rains with the existing basement waterproofing system in this Clayton, Missouri home.  We added our BrightWall® wall covering that looks like a finished wall and at the base we incorporated it into the existing wall flange.