Basement Waterproofing Photo Album: Waterproofing Basement in Hoopeston, Illinois
Mark, a homeowner in Hoopeston, Illinois, wanted to protect his basement from water intrusion with a customized basement waterproofing solution from Woods Basement Systems. Rather than replacing equipment that was already working, our team designed the project around his home's existing setup and specific needs. We installed our sub-floor drainage system while retaining the original sump pump, creating an effective way to collect groundwater along the foundation and direct it to the existing pump for removal.
At Woods, we understand that basement waterproofing isn't a one-size-fits-all solution. Every home has different needs, and our team works with homeowners to develop systems that make sense for their property and goals. By incorporating new waterproofing components while keeping Mark's existing sump pump, we delivered a tailored basement waterproofing system in Hoopeston, IL designed to help keep his basement dry and protected.
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Sub-Floor Drainage System Installation
Our crew installed the sub-floor drainage system along the walls of this basement to help collects leaks from the foundation and re-direct them to the original sump pump.
Drainage System in the Basement
This basement had an exit to the home's exterior, so in addition to the drainage system being installed we included this grate system to collect potential water from coming into the basement through this exit.
Original Sump Pump
This homeowner wanted to keep their original sump pump while bringing in additional waterproofing, a request we were happy to fulfill.
Leaks in the Basement
Leaks had seeped through the foundation of this home and made their way fully into the basement. The position of these leaks is what convinced the homeowner to invest in additional waterproofing for their basement.
Sub-Floor Drainage System
The drainage system was installed along the entire basement to collect leaks seeping through the base of the foundation wall.
