Before & After Photos

Covering the sump pump pit with a solid cover is a good idea.  Having the sump pump closed prevents water vapor from escaping and raising the humidity level in the basement.  Our SuperSump® sump pump, like the one installed in this Glen Carbon, Illinois home, closes the top with a very sturdy lid, gaskets around the power cord and discharge pipe and has a built-in properly functioning drain.

This Glen Carbon, IL basement was in desperate need of a proper waterproofing system.  Woods Basement Systems installed WaterGuard, an UltraSump, and WellDuct for the leaky window wells.  Now the resident can enjoy a dry basement all the time.

Vania & Mark B. of Glen Carbon, IL had a leaking basement. As a part of their waterproofing system installation, Woods Basement Systems installed a TripleSafe sump pump. It is equipped with a primary and secondary pump as well as a back up pump in the case of primary pump failure.

Grace S. of Glen Carbon, Illinois had a leak in her basement, so she decided to call Woods Basement Systems for a solution. Systems design specialist, Adam R. recommended installing a TripleSafe sump pump and WaterGuard. 

Foreman, Tyler S. installed the products. The TripleSafe sump pump is equipped with a primary pump, a secondary pump, and a backup battery-powered pump, so there is no worry for the pump to not work properly. WaterGuard is installed in the perimeter of the basement floor and it collects water that seeps through the basement walls. It takes the collected water and guides it to the sump pump to be removed from the home, keeping the basement water free.

Now Grace S. has a dry basement. 

Brian B. of Glen Carbon, Illinois had a leak due to an old sump pump, so he called Woods Basement Systems for help. Systems design specialist, John S. recommended installing a TripleSafe sump pump and WaterGuard. 

Foreman, Tyler S. installed the products. The TripleSafe sump pump use a primary pump, secondary pump,and a battery-powered backup pump to fully protect your home all year round. WaterGuard is installed in the perimeter of the basement floor to collect water that seeps through basement walls. It then takes the collected water and guides it to the sump pump to be removed from the home. 

Now Brian B. has a dry basement.