MidAmerica Basement Systems Before & After Photos

Bill has always had a sump pump in his basement to keep it dry. But lately he was noticing not only his sump pump backing up, but the battery backup was failing too. He reached out to MidAmerica Basement Systems for help. While his sump was being inspected, it was addressed that a new pump was needed in order to keep the basement dry. A new Zoeller M98 Pump would provide the appropriate power needed to discharge water out of Bill’s basement. He was also offered a UltraSump. An UltraSump is a battery backup pump that will continue to discharge water out of the home during power outages.

Roy and Linda started to worry when a wall in there 1940’s home began to crumble and fail. After living there for over ten years the problem quickly began to grow worse. They decided it was time to take the steps to ensure the quality and safety of their home.

Stephanie recently had a sump pump installed in her home after she experienced water in her basement. The TripleSafe sump pump is the most popular sump pump at MidAmerica Basement Systems. The TripleSafe sump pump has three pumps in one system, these make sure that your pump will not fail. If one pump were to fail the other two would take over. Along with the three pumps, the TripleSafe comes with a battery backup in case of power loss and a WaterWatch alarm that will alert you when your sump pump is getting too much water in it.

Homeowner Dorothy and her daughter Theresa were concerned about the crawl space under her home. The crawlspace under her home was very large and very shallow and she was worried that nothing could be done to keep it warm let alone dry. CleanSpace technology is great for a dirt crawlspace. The earth has very high humidity level and can lead to mold and is tempting to small animals and insects. Dirt crawl spaces do not have to be wet to be a risk for your home, It is extremely important that this space stays dry so that you do not develop mold.

 The City Hall building of Moline recently went through the process of adding Radon Mitigation. This two-building complex needed three mitigation systems due to the size of the buildings. Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer. In its natural state uranium can change into radon. During the transformation, the noble gas radon is released. It then travels out of the earth and gets trapped in our homes and businesses.