Before & After Photos

Water was leaking from the walls of a basement in West Frankfort, IL, causing damage to it. To fix this, the WaterGuard System was installed. These drainage pipes intercept water at the perimeter of the basement and drain it toward the sump pump system. This system has a design that will drain any wall seepage without allowing dirt and debris from the floor to enter and clog the pipes. This basement will now remain dry and stay clean for years to come!

A homeowner in West Frankfort, IL decided they wanted to level and lift the concrete on their property to reduce hazards and restore the visual aesthetic of their home. They reached out to Woods Basement Systems for our help. Woods Basement Systems used PolyLevel™ to lift the concrete back to its original height. The homeowner was happy with the results and now has the peace of mind that her property is hazard free. 

A crawlspace in West Frankfort, IL, was unstable and needed to be addressed. This was causing distress to the homeowner, so they decided to give Woods a call. To solve this issue, SmartJack™ stabilizers were used to stabilize the crawlspace. These stabilizers can be tightened over time, as the crawlspace shifts. With this system in place, the homeowner can rest easy knowing their crawlspace is nice and safe. 

This Pawnee, Illinois basement had experienced several water leaks, and the owners wanted to take action before more damage could develop. This couple reached out to Woods Basement Systems to get a professional's option on how their basement could be protected from water damage. Team Woods installed WaterGuard french drains around the perimeter of the basement to stop and collect water before the water could create damage. 

David and Charity H. of Pawnee, Illinois needed a better way to protect their basement from water leaking in from outside. Foreman Mike D. knew just the remedies they needed.

In a basement such as theirs, water can often seep in the crack between the wall and the floor, as well as through small gaps in the walls. The first step is making sure that any water that does come from those areas is diverted to the sump pump so that it can be pumped back outside.