Woods Basement Systems, Inc. Before & After Photos

In Cottleville, Missouri homeowner Shea M. was dealing with a wet basement. Her basement was leaking where the floor meets the wall, causing damage to her flooring and her items in storage. She made a call to Woods Basement Systems after hearing a commercial on television. Our foreman Jose Lorenzana and his team were able to solve her leaking basement problem, as well as stop the formation of more foundation cracks in her home.

Water was entering a basement in Batchtown, IL, causing significant damage to it. To solve this issue, the WaterGuard System was first installed.  This perimeter drainage system will catch wall seepage and drain it toward the TripleSafe Sump Pump System, which will drain water from WaterGuard and below the basement and discharge it from the house. This system also includes an UltraSump battery backup system, which turns on if the power goes out, and effectively pumps out the water. Lastly, a SaniDry Sedona was installed. This efficient, high-capacity, dehumidification system also includes an air filtration system, all in a single unit. This system wrings the air dry, and its powerful blower moves the dry air in and around the area. It also automatically drains the water it catches into the TripleSafe, so there is no need to empty any bucket with this system. This basement will forever stay dry thanks to these systems!

Homeowner Gina B. of Patterson, Missouri wanted to have his basement waterproofed. Her basement would often flood after a heavy rain or storm, destroying the items she had stored in the space. She called Woods Basement Systems to have them completely waterproof the space. The products used to waterproof the space include WaterGuard, IceGuard, TripleSafe and CleanSpace.

Mold on the baseboard and drywall (like in this Eureka, Missouri home) can be caused from water seepage getting into the basement behind the finished wall where the floor and foundation wall meet. Our WaterGuard® waterproofing drainage system collects the water before it can damage a finished basement. 

Linwood V. of Eureka, Missouri was surprised when he learned his home's crawl space was collecting water. He knew standing water could rotting and mold growth, so he called Woods Basement Systems for assistance.

Design specialist Warren S. assessed the problem and that the installation of a CleanSpace encapsulation system, a SmartDrain, and an EverLast door would fix the problems. Foreman Josh B. then headed to the home to get the job started.

The EverLast door, pictured above, is used as an entrance to the crawl space. It provides an airtight seal and keeps debris and water out of the crawl space. 

Linwood V. no longer has to worry about water entering his home's crawl space. He now has a dry and waterproof crawl space.