Before & After Photos

Waterproofing a basement with stone walls is addressed a bit differently.  Stone walls always seem to leak through the mortar seams between the stones.  There are several wall paneling options to help keep your basement dry.  As you can see, a thick white poly sheet material completely covers the basement's foundation walls.  This wall cover forces water seepage and moisture to flow into the perimeter drain system.

This North County, MO basement was flooding anytime there were hard rains.  After years of having this issue, and their stored items being ruined, they called the Woods Basement Systems team to address their issue.  To keep the basement dry, we installed our perimeter WaterGuard® system that directs the water into your sump pump and away from your home.  This homeowner can now enjoy their basement and not worry about their stored items being ruined.

Many homeowners store valuables and belongings in their basements. A customer in House Springs, Missouri had a collection of collector items in his basement. They have been struggling with heavy rains for several years to keep their basement dry, so they contacted Woods Basement Systems for a solution. We installed a perimeter waterproofing system to keep the water out and give this customer peace of mind.

This resident was having a persistent problem with water entering through the window wells and walls of their basement before contacting the Woods Basement Systems Team. Our crew installed poly sheet material on the walls of this basement to keep it dry at all times. The wall covering directs any wall seepage or moisture into your perimeter drain system. This system is a maintenance-free and cost-effective way to waterproof your walls while making them look nice.

This Richmond Heights, Missouri walk-out basement started to form cracks in the foundation wall at the entrance of the basement. Hydrostatic pressure is one of the most common causes of basement wall cracking. As groundwater moves down the basement wall, it makes contact with the outside wall. Then, hydrostatic pressure slowly deteriorates the basement wall, eventually causing it to crack.  This homeowner will now enjoy a dry basement all the time.