Woods Basement Systems, Inc. Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Columbia, IL wanted to encapsulate the crawlspace. To do this, Woods installed the CleanSpace Liner. This will isolate the crawlspace from the earth, so no moisture, dirt, or debris can get in. This crawlspace will now remain dry and clean for years to come!

This homeowner's basement in Columbia, IL had a history of leakage and lots of water damage, so the WaterGuard perimeter drainage system was installed along the foundation to collect leaking water from the walls. It is then drained to the sump pump, keeping the basement dry.

This homeowner's crawlspace in Columbia, IL, was open to outside air, causing it to be dirty and moldy. If left unfixed, this could have negative effects on the air quality and circulation in the house, as well as possible critter infestations. The CleanSpace encapsulation system was installed, which uses a liner to keep the crawlspace moisture-free and eliminate mold. This will help reduce the amount of energy necessary to heat or cool the house, keep critters out, and make the air in the house cleaner. 

A crawlspace was not insulated properly in Columbia, IL, and moisture was seeping into it as well. To solve these issues, SilverGlo Insulation was first installed. This features a radiant barrier infused with graphite, so the heat is reflected into the crawlspace, saving energy. Next, the CleanSpace Encapsulation System was installed. This will completely isolate the crawlspace from the earth, dramatically reducing the humidity level. This will also eliminate mold growth and make the whole house healthier. The white finished side will brighten the crawlspace and allow one to see inside easily. This crawlspace will remain dry and healthy all the time!

A retaining wall in Columbia, Illinois, started showing signs of displacement and failure. To address the homeowner's concerns, Woods came and installed steel supports for the wall.

With the GeoLock Wall Anchor System, heavy duty steel anchors are buried some ways away from the home and connected to the home using steel rods. These rods are then attached to steel wall plates that are placed directly on the wall. As the rods are tightened, they pull the wall back into place. With this install in place, this wall will be stable for decades to come.