Before & After Photos

This homeowner's house was starting to settle into the ground which caused cracks to form.  The cracks around this window are small, but if they weren't fixed they could have widened and cracked even further.  They were sealed to stop the cracking and then the rest of the house was fixed with push piers to make sure the house stands firm and prevents more cracks from forming.

Greg and Chris L. of Kirkwood, Missouri were concerned about their sagging floors. If it were to go untouched, their floors may collapse. Foreman James L. installed the perfect solution to solve their sagging floor problem.

SmartJack beams are made of galvanized steel. SmartJack was installed to restore their floors to their original position and keep their basement safe.

The Kirkwood, Missouri YMCA owners discovered cracks in the foundation walls. After further inspection, system design specialist John S. found that the walls were bowing under pressure. Increased water pressure in the soil caused the walls to bow inward. 

Foreman Jose L. installed PowerBrace. PowerBrace works to restore the walls to their original position. The galvanized steel I-beams provide support for the foundation walls. 

Kathryn S was concerned when she noticed that her basement walls were beginning to bow. So, she decided to call Woods Basement Systems. System Design Specialist Chris S was able to come up with a solution to the problem. 

Foreman Jeremy R installed a Geo-Lock Wall Anchor, shown above, in Kathryn’s basement. The Wall Anchor has two ends, one will attach to stable soil away from the house and the other end will attach to the basement walls. The device can be tightened and overtime will straighten the walls. 

This Kirkwood homeowner's basement walls were in a worrisome state. Over the years, small hairline cracks in the walls had grown into large fractures, and he was concerned about the possibility of a total wall collapse. In order to support and protect the walls, a Woods Basement Systems team installed several GeoLock wall anchors. These work by connecting steel plates on the interior surface of the damaged walls to heavy anchors buried deep in the firm soil away from the foundation, effectively pulling the walls outward.