Woods Basement Systems, Inc. Before & After Photos

Because concrete-block foundation walls feature dozens of seams and individual pieces, they are particularly susceptible to cracking and bowing. If left unaddressed, cracks can grow very large, leading to water issues and threatening total wall collapse. Because of this, it is very important to take action as soon as wall damage is noticed. A Woods Basement Systems team installed several PowerBrace beam supports in this Bethalto, Illinois basement to support the walls and prevent further cracking and bowing. 

This Bethalto, Illinois home's basement was plagued with water leaks. After heavy periods of rain, the basement would be filled with pools of water that required regular cleanup. In order to waterproof the space, a Woods Basement Systems team installed a WaterGuard drainage system underneath the flooring at the base of the leaking walls. These drains catch any and all leaks before they can make it onto the floor. 

This partially-finished basement in Bethalto, Illinois had just recently started having water-related issues. The homeowner was tired of dealing with constant cleanup, and he called Woods Basement Systems for help. In order to waterproof the space, a Woods team first had to cut away the bottom portion of the driveway to gain access to the foundation. After this, a WaterGuard drainage system was installed at the base of the leaking walls to catch any and all water. 

WaterGuard drains were installed in this Bethalto, Illinois basement to keep pesky water leaks out. This french drainage system is installed in the footing of the basement walls to collect and direct water leaks to move them towards the sump pump. From there the sump pump will pump the water leaks back outside where they belong!

This Bethalto, Illinois homeowner was noticing moisture around his basement stairs.  We installed a perimeter waterproofing system and extended it under the stairway to catch any moisture coming in.  Our perimeter waterproofing system catches any moisture and directs it to the sump pump and away from the house.