Woods Basement Systems, Inc. Before & After Photos

This home underwent a big change for the better: CleanSpace encapsulation by Woods! Once standing water was removed, we carefully and completely sealed this crawl space from moisture. No more muggy air rising from down there!

Marble Hill, Missouri resident Riley A. was concerned by the uneven concrete around his pool. Not only was it unsightly, but it was unsafe. A System Design Specialist visted Riley's home to design a solution that would give him peace of mind.

Foreman Andrew T. and his team used PolyLevel to lift and align the concrete. PolyLevel is a lightweight foam that is efficient and eco-friendly. Now, Riley can enjoy his pool with no worries.

Michael and Verna D. of Smithon, Illinois were concerned about the sinking concrete in their garage. The concrete began to settle with the soil, making it uneven.

Foremand Andrew T. installed PolyLEVEL injections to raise the concrete to its original position. Now that the garage is restored, they are able to use it again. PolyLEVEL is a long-lasting solution, so Michael and Verna no longer have to be concerned with sinking concrete.

Smithton, Illinois homeowner Pam kept getting water in her basement even with a sump pump. She gave Woods Basement Systems a call and System Design Specialist Adam R. developed the perfect plan for her. 

Foreman Vern and his crew moved her sump pit from the center of the floor to the lowest point in the corner. They then installed a new TripleSafe sump pump and WaterGuard. These two systems together will work to keep the basement dry through heavy rain, power outages, plumbing breaks, and more. 

Pam now has a dry basement she no longer worries about. 

Sue and Richard H. of Smithton, Illinois had a porch that was sinking lower than their home, so they decided to call Woods Basement Systems. Systems design specialist, Peter N. was able to find a solution and recommended installing PolyLevel for the job.

Foreman, Andrew T. installed the product. PolyLevel is a polyurethane formula, or foam, used to permanently lift and stabilize sinking concrete slabs. First, small, dime-sized holes are drilled into the concrete and the polymer is injected into the void. Lastly, the holes are covered with cement and within 15 minutes of installation, the concrete can be used again.

Now Sue and Richard H. can enjoy their newly lifted porch.