Before & After Photos

A patio in Saint Louis, MO, was sinking and had large cracks and gaps in the concrete. This needed to be addressed, so the homeowner decided to give Woods a call. To solve this issue, PolyLevel™ was used to level the concrete. This system works by drilling pea-sized holes into the concrete and injecting a polyurethane foam underneath. The foam then expands to lift and level the concrete. Next, NexusPro™ was used to fill in the gaps and cracks. This flexible sealant will withstand any harsh weather, as it is very durable. With these systems in place, the homeowner can rest easy knowing their concrete is in great shape! 

Woods Basement Systems was contacted to install an IceGuard Discharge Line System at this Ladue, MO home. Homeowners, William and Barbara S. were pleased to learn that IceGuard will protect their basement from getting wet. The anti-freeze fitting is installed over the sump pump discharge lines. This will help in ejecting water away from the home if the lines were to ever become frozen or clogged during the cold Missouri winter months. 

After receiveing a free estimate from Woods, Todd H., a resident from Ladue, MO, decided to implement a Waterguard system. As you can see in the before photo, this customer was experiencing severe water damage to their drywall in their basement. Woods happily installed the Waterguard system to prevent future water damange, and Todd's basement will be able to be refinished beautifully.

Ladue, Missouri homeowners, Todd and Kathryn H., were distraught with their wet basement. The water seepage cause mold and damage to their drywall.

Foreman Quinton W. installed WaterGuard, a perimeter drainage system, to keep the basement dry. WaterGuard collects and guides water to the sump pump system and away from the basement. Later, EverLast Half-Wall was installed to restore the damaged wall.

Michelle and Don I. of Saint Louis, MO were having issues with their old window wells and windows. The old window wells were made of metal that rusted and did little to keep water and soil out so they called Woods Basement Systems. Woods recommended replacing their old window wells with RockWell Egress Window Wells.

RockWell Window Wells is made from high-quality, reinforced plastic so it won’t corrode or deteriorate like metal window wells. They seal out moisture and soil as well as dramatically increase the amount of natural light in the basement. These homeowners also opted for clear plastic lids to prevent pets and children from falling into the wells as well as keep out pests and debris.