Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

Water was leaking from basement windows in Olivette, MO, and pooling onto the floor. To solve this issue, the WellDuct System was first installed. This is a channel placed on the inside of the basement below the window that will carry water from the leaking windows to the WaterGuard Drainage System. This drainage system is installed adjacent to the home and provides a channel that connects to the sump pump.  Its design will drain any wall seepage without allowing dirt and debris from the floor to enter and clog the pipes. Thanks to these systems, this basement will stay dry all the time!

A basement in Saint Louis, MO, was leaking and needed to be addressed. The homeowner decided to give Woods a call. To solve this issue, WaterGuard™ was used to collect the water that entered the basement. This system sits horizontally on top of the soil to prevent clogging. With this system in place, the homeowner can rest easy knowing their basement will remain dry for years to come. 

BrightWall, shown above, is paneling that is designed to direct water into the WaterGuard system to drain away leaks in your basement and also give it a finished look. This will help to keep the rest of your basement dry.

Tonia R. of Olivette, MO had a major water problem. Water would leak into her basement every time it rained which caused rust stains on her walls and fostered mold growth so she called Woods Basement Systems. Woods recommended installing a waterproofing system.
 
As part of the waterproofing system. Woods installed BrightWall panels. BrightWall panels are made of rigid, white plastic that is resistant to mold and waterproof so it forms a vapor barrier over the foundation walls and directs moisture to the drainage system below. As seen in the picture, it also gives the basement a much brighter and cleaner appearance.

Charlene H. of Olivette, MO was having issues with water seeping into her basement through her windows. Woods Basement Systems installed our SunHouse Window Well to seal the outside of the window. This will prevent moisture from coming in through the window in the future.