Before & After Photos

BEFORE: This Home in Brentwood, Missouri had several large vertical cracks with mere patch work covering them. Water leaked into the basement, and the structural integrity of the basement walls had been compromised.

AFTER: By addressing structural issues first and then redirecting water back outside, Woods Basement Systems installed the ThermalDry Basement Wall System. Now 90% of the indoor heat is sent back into the basement thanks to the insulating vapor barrier ThermalDry provides!

Water used to seep into this Ellisville, Missouri basement. Woods Basement Systems installed a waterproofing system as well as ThermalDry flooring designed to be unaffected by water vapor.

Every basement remodeling project should start with the best waterproofing system available, our WaterGuard® basement waterproofing system.  Why spend $10,000+ in materials just to take the chance they would get wet?  Then prepping the basement floor and walls comes next.  Using our Basement to Beautiful™ wall panels and ThermalDry® flooring will ensure that your finished basement will be mold-free!

NOTE: See inside the cardboard box left in the second photo to see the underside of the ThermalDry® flooring.

Homeowners wanted to replace their basement wall in Wildwood, Missouri. Woods came out and installed the EverLast Wall System. The neutral color of the wall blends in with most decor, and it is made from inorganic materials so it will never rot. It will also never need to be retouched or painted. With this installation in place, this basement is sure to look beautiful for many years to come.

BEFORE: This Defiance, Missouri home dealt with window well issues and cracks that caused water to leak into the basement.

AFTER: This once leaky basement is now dry and more inviting than ever. Woods basement repaired the wall cracks, installed a waterproofing system and remodeled the basement using ZenWall—a thick encapsulated fiberglass core with a reflective foil vapor barrier on the back side and a decorative vinyl finish on the front side.