Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

Ray, a Fenton, Missouri homeowner, needed WaterGuard installed in his basement to help with the water problem he was having. Foreman Jeremy and his crew installed the WaterGuard for him and fixed the concrete around the stairway. 

Ray now has a great looking and dry floor. 

This homeowner's basement window was constantly filling with mud and rain water, this allowed water to leak into the basement. We resolved the issue by digging out the existing window well and replacing it with the SunHouse basement window enclosure. This after photo is showing the new window enclosure before we filled in the landscaping and capped the well with a clear cover. The SunHouse enclosure that will keep the well from ever filling with water and mud again. 

Fenton, Missouri homeowner Betty M. noticed water leaking from the crack she had previously fixed in the basement of her home. After a heavy rain, Betty decided to finally waterproof her basement completely to stop future disasters like this one. She called Woods Basement Systems to help solve her waterproofing needs.

Foreman Brett Jones and his team installed two systems, the WaterGaurd and CleanSpace wall in Betty's basement. These two products working together will waterproof her basement so she is free of worry. WaterGuard's vertical wall flange allow wall leakage to flow down into the drain line, preventing this leakage from reaching the floor. While CleanSpace Wall drains water behind the barrier down into the WaterGaurd. Betty's home is now dry and free of any future leaks.

A look at a before and after of a SunHouse™ Window Well install with a flat lid.  It helps, as part of a whole waterproofing system to keep your basement dry. 

Down spouts and sump pump lines can freeze during the winter. Woods installed the patented Ice Guard sump pump discharge line system in this Maryland Heights, Missouri home. The Ice Guard System allows water to escape from a sump pump discharge line if the pipe freezes or becomes blocked for any reason. Even if the pipe outlet is buried under a foot of ice and snow, the water can escape!