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Basement Waterproofing Photo Album: WaterGuard & CleanSpace Installed in Bowling Green, MO

Lori of Bowling Green, Missouri had reached out to Woods Basement Systems to fix a water issue that had transcended into structural damage. Lori was worried about the stability of her room, so the first step to fix this was to waterproof the space from further damage. Lori spoke with system design specialist, Pete L., who helped her find the best solution for her home. Pete recommended installing a WaterGuard draining system with a CleanSpace encapsulation system. This album will show the before images of this waterproofing project in Bowling Green, Missouri. This house had been suffering from serve damage due to soil pressure that supported the home.

Bowling Green, Missouri Home

Here is an outside look of the Bowling Green, Missouri home. Even from the outside of the home you can visualize how what seemed to be a small water issue, transcended into much more.

Bowling of the Basement Walls

If you focus in on the basement wall, you can see how the wall curves. This curve is referred to as bowing. Bowing is the result of pressure that is exerted on the wall.

Another Angle of the Home

On the opposite side of the home, you can see the same type of bowing. This time, you can also see cracking close to the gutter downspout.

Bowing & Cracking

Once inside the home, the basement reveals even more cracking and bowing. This wall holds severe cracking, which allows water an entrance into the space.

Another Wall in the Basement

This wall contains a significant amount of bowing that is revealed by the deep crack. Not only is this a structural issue, but this allows water to enter the basement. This leaves the area highly susceptible to mold growth.

More Bowing

Here is yet another prime example of bowing in this basement. The soil surrounding the basement had retained a significant amount of water, which in return put pressure on these walls.

Stair-Stepping Crack

This stair-stepping crack is visually one of the biggest red flags that a structural issue has developed. Thankfully, because this homeowner called Team Woods, our foreman, Greg H., made sure that no water will be entering through these deep cracks again.