Woods Basement Systems, Inc. Before & After Photos

A walkway in Fenton, MO had unprotected concrete joints. Woods went in and sealed the joints with our NexusPro™ Joint Sealant. This urethane-based sealant is UV-resistant and prevents water and other debris from infiltrating. Now the walkway has a clean, finished look for years to come! 

A driveway in Fenton, MO was sinking, causing uneven concrete slabs. Our team stepped in and used PolyLevel™ to lift the concrete back to its original position. It works by injecting the concrete with a durable foam that sets and expands, lifting the concrete. Then they go in with NexusPro™ to seal the unprotected concrete joints. Within hours, not days, the driveway will be ready for the homeowner to use!

We installed the WaterGuard™ interior drainage system along the basement perimeter to capture incoming water and direct it to the TripleSafe™ sump pump. From there, water is safely discharged outside through a durable drainage line, ensuring long-term basement protection.

Down spouts and sump pump lines can freeze during the winter. Woods installed the patented Ice Guard sump pump discharge line system in this Maryland Heights, Missouri home. The Ice Guard System allows water to escape from a sump pump discharge line if the pipe freezes or becomes blocked for any reason. Even if the pipe outlet is buried under a foot of ice and snow, the water can escape!

Cracks in foundation walls can be a sign that pressure from soil on the outside of the walls is causing them to weaken and bow. Don H. of St. Charles saw cracks forming on his walls and knew he needed to act fast so it wouldn’t become a major problem down the line. He called Woods Basement Systems for a free assessment. Woods recommended installing Geo-Lock Wall Anchors.

Geo-Lock Wall Anchors were installed along the cracking walls. Wall plates on the inside of the walls were connected to earth anchors embedded in the yard by galvanized steel anchor rods. The anchors permanently stabilize the walls by counteracting the soil pressure. They prevent future wall damage and can straighten the walls over time by tightening the anchor rods during dry periods.