Before & After Photos

A walkway in Swansea, IL had uneven concrete, posing both a tripping hazard and an eyesore. To restore safety and appearance, we used PolyLevel® to lift and level the sunken slabs with a strong, lightweight foam injection. Once the polymer sets, it expands and lifts the concrete back to its original position. We then sealed the joints and cracks with NexusPro®, a durable, UV-resistant sealant that prevents water infiltration. This solution not only stabilized the concrete but also extended its lifespan in just hours with minimal disruption. 

A walkway in Saint Louis, MO had uneven concrete and unprotected joints. Not only is it an eyesore, but it also presents several safety concerns. The homeowner reached out to Woods and we had a solution. The crew used our PolyLevel™ System, which is a durable foam that's injected into the concrete. Once it sets and expands, the concrete rises up to its original position. Next, the crew sealed the joints with our NexusPro™ Sealant to protect from water and debris infiltration. This urethane-based silicone comes in multiple colors to match your concrete. Now the homeowner can enjoy their walkway for years to come!

This Belleville, Illinois Basement used to experience a lot of groundwater seepage...but not any more.  Woods Basement Systems installed a drainage system, sump pump system, and waterproof wall panels to keep this basement dry all of the time.

This Belleville, Illinois basement experienced a lot of water seeping in through the foundation. What once was a leaky basement is now completely dry. Woods Basement Systems installed WaterGuard—a basement waterproofing system designed to capture the water seepage and pump it outside. 

This Belleville, Illinois sump pump was outdated and in need of replacing. Woods Basement Systems installed a new sump pump as well as a WaterGuard system. WaterGuard is unique in that it sets on top of the footing of a home's foundation which prevents it from getting clogged with dirt. (please note that the concrete in the after picture hadn't had time to cure prior to the taking of the picture).