Woods Basement Systems, Inc. Before & After Photos

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.

In Bluffs, Illinois homeowner Julie B. was having problems with rainwater entering his basement. Water was leaking through cracks in his foundation walls down to the floor. To brighten and stop the water from leaking onto the floor, our team installed our CleanSpace liner. CleanSpace is used in basements and crawl spaces. The liner is thick and durable, keeping the water out of the home and reducing moisture.

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

The homeowner was experiencing a failing support beam in their crawlspace, which made caused cracks to appear around doorways, and also made the home put more pressure on its foundation, causing cracks to appear around the base of the home. We installed a metal support beam next to the existing wood beam, and installed our SmartJack XT, which are metal tubes implanted in the ground to support the beams. This will ease the pressure the house puts on its supports.

Farmington, Missouri residents Ben and Erin K. were distraught by the mold growing in their wet, musty crawl space. System design specialist Brandon B. designed a solution to keep their crawl space dry.

Foreman Ryan L. installed a CleanSpace encapsulation system. CleanSpace is a vapor barrier system that keeps the water out of the crawl space. As a result, Ben and Erin have a crawl space free of mold and damage.