Before & After Photos

A foundation outside of a home in Saint Louis, MO was settling, causing large cracks to appear. To solve this issue, GeoLock Wall Anchors were installed. These will permanently stabilize the foundation wall, straightening it to its original position and keeping it in place. The cracks will also be closed. This foundation will remain stable and secure for years to come!

A basement wall was bowing out in Saint Louis, MO, causing concern. To solve this issue, the PowerBrace System was installed. These I-beams work by stabilizing the walls in the basement by custom fitting to the wall. They are tightened to the wall through anchors on the basement floor and floor joists. This joist reinforcement method evenly distributes the load and effectively straightens the wall over time.  It is also a great non-invasive option since there is no drilling or digging on the property.  This foundation will now remain stable and secure for years to come!

A crawlspace in Saint Louis, Missouri, needed some stabilizing to correct signs of foundation settlement. Woods came out and installed the SmartJack System to address this. This system consists of custom-cut steel beams. They are placed in galvanized fill to equally distribute the weight of the building. They can be tightened over time. This allows maintenance to be done as the ground continues to shift without requiring another costly install. With this installation in place, this home will be stable for many years to come.

Glenda B. of St. Louis, Missouri noticed settlement in her home as well as a large crack in the front room. She became concerned and called Woods Basement Systems.

Design specialist Brandon B. evaluated the home and determined the SmartJack system was the most effective solution. It is designed to support the I-Beam of the home and stabilize the settlement. 

Foreman Josh B. and his crew installed the SmartJack and the customer was satisfied with her newly stabilized home.

When a basement ceiling begins to sink, a SmartJack gives support to the sinking portion of the home.