Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

Water was leaking down the walls in a basement in Greenville, IL, causing mold to grow. To solve this issue, the CleanSpace Basement Wall System was installed. This is an economical way to cover ugly walls and stop water vapor from permeating them. The white color will also brighten the basement, reflecting the light. Any wall leaks will also be drained down to the perimeter drainage system. This basement will remain clean and dry for years to come!

A homeowner wanted the basement window well replaced, so it was with a SunHouse Window Well. This system gives an attractive, bright, and clean solution that keeps rain out, prevents weeds from growing inside, and reflects natural light into the basement. This will make a dramatic difference inside and outside the home and will restore peace of mind for years to come! 

Basement window wells were rusting and corroding in Greenville, IL, so they were replaced with SunHouse Basement Window Enclosures. This system gives an attractive, bright, and clean solution that keeps rain out, prevents weeds from growing inside, and reflects natural light into the basement. It will never rust, rot, or corrode, and will make a dramatic difference inside and outside the home!

Water was coming down basement Walls in Marion, IL, causing damage and concern. To solve this issue, the BrightWall Paneling System was first installed. This bright, clean, and durable wall system will prevent water vapor from permeating the basement walls and drain any wall leaks to the WaterGuard system, which was installed next. This drainage system is installed adjacent to the home and provides a channel that connects to the sump pump.  Its design will drain any wall seepage without allowing dirt and debris from the floor to enter and clog the pipes. This basement will now stay dry all the time thanks to these systems!

Corey K. of Marion, IL learned the hard way that it’s best to waterproof a basement before finishing it. His basement was partially finished when an alarming amount of water came leaking in. It stained his painted foundation floors and damaged the wood frames behind his finished walls so he called Woods Basement Systems.

Woods installed the Twin Pack sump pump system as part the waterproofing system. As shown in the picture, the sump liner is sealed with an airtight lid but is still accessible should one of the pumps fail. It contains two powerful, cast-iron pumps to ensure that even in heavy downpours, water is being pumped out and away from the basement through the discharge lines