Woods Basement Systems, Inc. Before & After Photos

This basement in Arnold, MO was leaking and needed to be waterproofed. The homeowner reached out to Woods Basement Systems and we had a permanent solution. Our WaterGuard™ system works by collecting the excess water and directing it to the sump pump nearby. Pipes are specifically laid within the floor to prevent clogging. With this in place, the basement will stay dry for years to come! 

Mirza Z. of Bridgeton, Missouri noticed that a few of the slabs on his home's back patio were starting to sink. He did not want to ignore this problem and let it get worse, so he called Woods Basement Systems for help.

Design specialist Jeremy R. took a look at the problem and decided that PolyLevel was the perfect fix. Foreman Juan H. then traveled to the home to get the job started. The PolyLevel, pictured above, is a lightweight foam that is inserted below the concrete through a penny-sized hole. It then expands and lifts the concrete back to its original position.

Mirza Z. is very happy that he no longer has to worry about the concrete slabs sinking. He now has a level patio.

A concrete driveway in Bridgeton, Missouri, needed some cracking and leveling issues addressed. Woods came out and first used the PolyLevel System to raise the slabs and get the whole driveway level again. This system consists of a highly durable foam that is injected directly beneath the concrete. As it sets, the foam lifts the concrete back up to its original position. Next, Woods directed their attention to the cracks and splits in the concrete using the NexusPro System. This system is a silicone-based sealant for cracks. It is specially engineered to stay flexible over time and stand up to harsh weather conditions. It has a very quick application and drying time and can last over 20 years. With these two installs in place, this driveway is sure to stay level and trip hazard-free for years to come!

A home in Bridgeton, Missouri, needed some support piers installed, as the home was starting to show signs of foundation failure. Woods came out and installed the Push Pier System to address this issue. This will permanently stabilize the home's settling foundation and in many cases, raise it back up. Engineered steel tube sections are driven through steel foundation brackets, past unstable soils, to the solid bedrock beneath it. This will transfer the home's weight evenly on solid ground, rather than the unstable soils supporting it previously. With this installation in place, this home will remain stable for many years to come.

This Farmington, Missouri basement leaked when it rained heavily. Woods Basement Systems designed and installed a waterproofing system that keeps this basement completely dry.