Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

This homeowner was referred by his sister and was trying to stop the leaking basement for years but finally called us.  He was handy so he cut out his own drywall prior to us installing our WaterGuard and would be responsible for putting it back up. Once the WaterGuard was installed and a fresh new layer of cement was laid down, he was glad not worry about replacing the drywall ever again when it got wet.

James of Carlyle, Illinois wanted to have preventative work done in his basement, so he reached out to Woods Basement Systems. He met with Chris T. who customized a preventative plan for his basement. Chris recommended CleanSpace and WaterGuard to add to the home to make sure his home would keep water damage free. 

Here you can see the before and after of both the CleanSpace and WaterGuard systems. 

Thanks to Team Woods, James couldn't be happier with the results!

In East Prairie, Missouri at Nelson Memorial United Mehtodist Church they were having problems with water entering the basement of the church. They called Woods Basement Systems to solve the problem before it got any worse. Our foreman Chase Kern and his team installed several of our patented items including WaterGuard, IceGuard, TrenchDrains, and TripleSafe. All of these items work togther to keep the basement dry fro years to come, keeping the homeowner or buisness owner worry-free when it rians or storms.

This Keyesport, Illinois basement was used for multiple purposes like storage, living space, and a guest bedroom. The homeowner added an extra bedroom in the basement for guest, but they had noticed water damages on the walls. To protect the bedroom, Team Woods installed a TwinPack sump pump into the bedroom to pump out potential water leaks. 

A crawlspace in Smithboro, Illinois, had some exceedingly high humidity that needed to be addressed. This humidity was seeping up into the home, causing issues with mold and negatively effecting the homeowner's utility bill. The homeowners had previously installed a barrier some years before, so the only install to be made was a new dehumidifier to contain the high humidity. The dehumidifier that was installed is called the SaniDry Sedona. It is specifically designed operate in crawlspaces and other areas with similar humidity levels. With this dehumidifier in place, conditions in this crawlspace are guaranteed to be dryer.