Woods Basement Systems, Inc. Before & After Photos

A CleanSpace encapsulation system was installed into this susceptible, dirty crawl space in Carterville, Illinois to protect the area from harmful outer elements. This inorganic vapor barrier speaks for itself; just look at the difference! Instead of mold, water, and critters entering inside, this crawl space will keep clean and dry all year round.

Homeowners in Carterville, IL had cracks in their basement walls that would leak water into their basement.

To protect their home from water seeping in, foreman Dave P. and his crew installed CleanSpace™ vapor barrier on the walls. This tough material is waterproof and mold-resistant. Once it's permanently secured to the walls, any leaks on the other side will be guided down into the home's drainage system and out of the basement. 

Thanks to the great work from Dave P. and his crew, the cracks in this basement wall won't leak water in anymore and the homeowners can safely store their belongings without worrying about water damage.

A basement wall in Carterville, IL was crumbling and leaking, so a BrightWall Paneling System was installed.  This will provide a clean, bright, semi-finished look to the basement walls, and will stop water vapor from permeating them. It is also durable and washable, and will restore peace of mind for years to come!

Support blocks were failing in a crawlspace in Carterville, IL, as they were shifting and causing the floors above to sag. To solve this issue, the SmartJack System was installed. This will stabilize the beams and floor joists in the crawlspace and lift the floor above it back toward its original elevation. Floor bounce caused by weakened joists or excessive spans will also be reduced. This crawlspace will remain stable and restore peace of mind for years to come!

Over the years, this Thayer, Illinois basement's walls had become badly cracked and begun to bow inward slightly. The homeowner was concerned that this damage would continue if left unaddressed, and was afraid of a potential wall collapse. After a call to Woods Basement Systems, a team arrived at the home and got to work installing several GeoLock wall supports. These work by attaching an anchor buried deep in the firm soil away from the foundation to a steel plate on the interior surface of the basement wall, effectively pulling the wall outward and preventing any further damage.