Before & After Photos

This basement in Saint Louis, Missouri used to have bowing walls and water seepage due to hydrostatic pressure. Woods installed wall anchors, so the walls no longer bow in and water stays out.

This house in Saint Louis, Missouri used to have cracks due to a settling foundation. Since Woods repaired the cracks and installed piers below the house, the house is no longer settling.

This St. Louis, Missouri home had bowing walls as well as wall cracks. Woods Basement Systems installed wall anchors to repair the bowing walls.

Even though this chimney footing on this St. Louis, Missouri  home was at full depth like the basement wall, it nevertheless titled, settling and pulling away from the house.  We installed a Foundation Supportworks® push pier system to help return it to its original position.

Engineers use simple crack monitoring devices to help determine the extent and direction a structure may be settling.  Settling occurs when supporting soils beneath a structure's footings sink.  This building's settling could be a slow effect compounded by last summers' serious drought in St. Louis.  Push piers from Foundation SupportWorks® were installed to stop this structure from settling further.