Before & After Photos

Wooden single-pane basement windows function less efficiently than vinyl double-pane windows. Before beginning a basement remodeling project, make sure to check the basement windows.  Newer windows operate better and are much more energy efficient... plus they look nicer too! We improved the look and energy performance of this Highland, Illinois home with brand new basement windows!

Nathan N. of Springfield, Illinois was troubled by his old window well. Not only did it collect water and debris, it created the perfect home for unwanted critters. System design specialist Paul W. designed a solution.

Foreman Quinton W. and his team installed the SunHouse window well. SunHouse allows natural light to enter the basement without collecting debris. Nathan is pleased to have a great new view.

Mount Vernon couple, Linus and Wendy have been looking for flooring to put in their finished basement. After researching Woods Basement Systems website, they decided to give us a call! 

System design specialist, Brandon B. spoke with the couple and recommended our Thermal Elite floors. These floors are made of inorganic materials, so you never have to worry about mold growth. They are also perfect for basements since they are moisture resistant and come in many colors and styles.

Foreman, John C. and his team installed these beautiful floors into Linus and Wendy's basement to keep their basement mold resistant and clean. Now this Mount Vernon couple will be able to enjoy time in their basement!

Mount Vernon homeowenrs Alan and Nancy had water coming into their basement. They decided it was time to give Woods Basement Systems a call and Team Woods devleoped the perfect plan for them. 

First, Foreman Mason and his crew installed WaterGuard and CleanSpace. The CleanSpace goes on the wall and is a vapor barrier that catches any water that seeps in through the porous foundation walls. It leads this water to the WaterGuard, which also collects water coming in through gaps in foundation pouring, and the WaterGuard leads the water to the sump pump. 

Then, Foreman John and his crew installed EverLast Walls to replace the bottom half of the walls that were molding and rotting. EverLast Walls are inorganic so they will not give mod and allergens a place to grow. They also save money because they are easy to clean, never need painted, and are damage resistant. 

Alan and Nancy can now put their basement back together, give their dehumidifiers a break, and enjoy the dry clean air. 

Homeowners in Shelbyville, Illinois, wanted to replace their basement window with a Egress window and Window Well. Woods came out and did just that. This window well is large enough to climb out of and brightens up the space by letting in more light. With this install in place, this basement is much brighter and safer than before.