Before & After Photos

Brenda P. of Ballwin, MO contacted Woods Basement Systems for a free estimate on a sump pump due to excess water around the foundation of her home.

Specialist Nolan M. determined a TripleSafe sump pump with the IceGuard and an exterior discharge line would be the best solution.

Foreman Ryan L. and his crew installed the TripleSafe, equipped with a primary and secondary pump as well as a battery backup, in case of primary pump failure or power outage. They also installed an IceGuard providing an outlet for water should the discharge line ever clog or freeze. 

Brenda's home is now triple protected with a sump pump.

Julie of Ballwin, Missouri wanted to waterproof her basement so she set up a free consultation with Woods Basement Systems to start the process. She met with system design specialist, John S., who customized a personalized plan for her specific needs. John recommended a new TripleSafe sump pump along with a new WaterGuard draining system. 

These products were installed by foreman John C. Here you can see the job before and after the installation took place. After waterproofing, the next project is to install waterproofed wall panels!

Even a finished basement is susceptible to water damage. The hard-earned money you spent to finish your basement could go out the door once water leaks in. 

WaterGuard drains were used to protect this finished basement from further water damage because these drains will collect the water leaks and send them to the sump pump. WaterGuards are installed in the footing of the basement walls to stop the leak in its tracks and get it out before it can create damage. 

Cracking basement walls often result in water leaks. During periods of rain, the moisture in the soil is forced through the cracks and into the home, causing all sorts of damage. This Ballwin, Missouri couple was faced with this very problem. Woods Basement Systems installed WaterGuard drains, and CleanSpace wall encapsulation system, and a TripleSafe sump pump to keep the basement dry and give it a cleaner appearance. Just look at the difference!

Basement water leaks can often be very damaging to both the space itself and anything stored in it. Furniture, valuables, carpet, and other things can all be ruined by moisture. Because of this, it is imperative to tackle the issue as soon as it rears its head. In this West County home, water was coming into the basement where the floor and walls meet. It had caused plenty of damage, and the homeowners called Woods Basement Systems to solve the problem. A Woods team installed WaterGuard under-floor drains and a TwinPack sump pump to catch leaks and remove water from the basement before it could make it into the space and do further damage.