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Basement Waterproofing Photo Album: Ultimate Waterproofing in McLeansbroro, IL

In McLeansboro, Illinois homeowner Ted B. had a problem with water entering his basement anytime after it would rain or storm. Like many homes, the water was entering the basement where the floor meets the wall with no way to drain out of the home, leaving the water to pool up on the basement floor. Exhausted from the damage that had been done to his once finished basement, he finally decided to call Woods Basement Systems to waterproof his basement once and for all. We sent our foreman Bradley McCallister and his team out to Ted’s home to install several of our patented waterproofing systems. These include our WaterGuard, TripleSafe sump pump, CleanSpace liner, IceGuard, and Sanidry-Sedona. With all of these items working together, Ted will never have to worry about water entering his basement and damaging his items ever again.

Waterproofed Basement

This photo shows the finished product, now the basement is completely waterproofed.

WaterGuard and CleanSpace

On the floor, we see the WaterGuard system was installed. On the walls is our patented CleanSpace system that sends water that enters the home behind the liner and into the WaterGuard that is then sent out of the home.

TripleSafe

Our TripleSafe sump pump system pumps any water found in the basement up and out of the home.

Once Finished Basement

Now that the basement is waterproofed, the homeowner can now begin to finish their basement once and for all.

Sanidry-Sedona

The SaniDry-Sedona is a much higher powered dehumidifier that takes any moisture left in your home out.

Before Waterproofing

Because the water enters the home through cracks in the walls and also where the floor meets the walls, many homeowners have to cut the bottom half of their drywall off because it is damaged by water.