Before & After Photos

Woods Basement Systems replaced this old, wooden crawl space hatch with the Turtl crawl space entry system.

• Quick and easy to install.
• Protects your crawl space from moisture and water damage.
• Provides easy access to your crawl space.
• Built to last, and designed to be safe and attractive.
• Appropriate for new or replacement crawl space installations.
• Eliminates the need for a crawl space door and access pit.

Before the job, the customer needed an efficient water prevention system, so our team installed the WaterGuard™ drainage system. The sealed concrete area in the after photo is where our team excavated and installed our WaterGuard™ drainage system so that it could collect the water seeping in the basement and drain it to the sump pump system. 

In Wildwood, MO, a homeowner discovered cracks and uneven surfaces in their driveway, prompting them to call Woods Basement Systems for repairs. The team assessed the damage and recommended PolyLevel™ to lift and stabilize the sunken concrete by injecting a high-density foam underneath. They also used NexusPro™ to seal the cracks, preventing further damage. With the help of Woods Basement Systems, the homeowner successfully restored their driveway, improving both its safety and appearance.

A homeowner in Wentzville, MO wanted to protect their basement from water and potential mold, so they decided to give Woods Basement Systems a call to help with their waterproofing needs. Woods Basement Systems came and installed WaterGuard™ and a TripleSafe™ Sump Pump to remove any water that may be in the basement. These two systems work perfectly together. The WaterGuard™ directs any water to the TripleSafe™ Sump Pump and the pump pushes it through the discharge lines to a drain point. Leaving you with a dry basement. 

A basement in Wildwood, Missouri, had more water seepage than the previously placed sump pump could handle. Woods came out and installed new french drains to help alleviate the water issues. The WaterGuard system collects water and directs it to the sump pump nearby. Plastic pipes are laid directly underneath the floor and sit on top of the soil to prevent clogging from dirt or other debris. With this install in place, this basement is sure to stay dry for years to come.