Woods Basement Systems, Inc. Before & After Photos

Meredosia, Illinois homeowners Tony and Patty were experiencing water in their basement. 

Team Woods developed and installed a system for them that included our TripleSafe sump pump, SaniDry Sedona, IceGuard, and WaterGuard. 

A dirt crawlspace in Arnold, Missouri once suffered from excessive moisture. Woods Basement Systems sealed this crawlspace with a vapor barrier designed to help better preserve the home while controlling mold spores traveling from the ground up.

BEFORE: The drain tile system in this Danville, Illinois crawlspace was completely clogged and buried, eventually causing mold and water issues for the homeowners.

AFTER: Woods Basement Systems installed the SmartPipe waterproofing system and CleanSpace vapor barrier to capture the water resulting in a crawlspace free of dirt, moisture, mold and unpleasant, unhealthy air.

Derek M. was distraught when his Arnold, Missouri basement was damaged by water leaking in where the floor meets the wall. The water had caused damage to his carpet and drywall and risked damage to his valuables.

Gerica S., system design specialist, designed a solution to keep Derek's basement dry. WaterGuard was installed by Foreman Bradley P. WaterGuard is a perimeter drainage system that guides water to the TwinPack sump pump system and away from the home.

With TwinPack and WaterGuard, Derek's basement has been restored to dry and comfortable.

Water getting into a basement can damage belongings stored there as Karen and Matthew M. of Arnold, MO found out firsthand. Each time it rained, water would leak into their basement and make messes that took hours to clean up so they called Woods Basement Systems. Woods recommended installing a basement waterproofing system.

As part of the waterproofing system, IceGuards were installed on the exterior of the home. Discharge lines leading out of the home from the sump pump may become frozen during winter months. IceGuards prevent water from coming back into the basement by allowing it to escape through its slotted openings into the yard.