MidAmerica Basement Systems Before & After Photos

Micki and Megan were having issues with water seeping in their basement and reached out to the experts at MidAmerica Basement Systems. Mike inspected the basement and offered a WaterGuard and SuperSump systems. WaterGuard collects and redirect the seeping water, preventing it from surfacing to the floor. Once in the WaterGuard, it flows to the SuperSump to be properly discharged from the basement, leaving the area dry. Micki and Megan no longer have issues with water in their basement, and are happy once again.

Joe and Vicki had begun to notice a large foundation crack along a wall in their basement. They reached out to the experts at MidAmerica Basement Systems to hopefully have the mysterious crack addressed. During their inspection, design specialist Mike, specified that the crack was caused by the wall bowing. He offered them the solution of CarbonArmor to permanently stop the wall from worsening, and permanently stabilize the wall. The carbon fiber infused fabric bonds tightly with a special epoxy to create a hold that is 10 times stronger than steel, ensuring the wall will not worsen. 

Joseph was having issues with his pump failing every time the power went out, causing his basement to flood. He reached out to MidAmerica Basement System to have his sump replaced. During his evaluation, a SuperSump was offered to replace the existing pump to give more power to discharging water out of his basement. He was also offered a UltraSump system. An UltraSump is a battery backup pump that provides a working pump during a power outage, ensuring Joseph won’t have an issue with a wet basement again.

Greg was noticing water seeping in his basement but didn’t know where it was coming from. As he investigated more, he found a large foundation crack and quickly reached out to MidAmerica Basement Systems for help. As design specialist Chris inspected the crack, he offered him a polyurethane sealant solution. The special polyurethane sealant uses high-viscosity polymers that gets deep into the crack to form the ultimate, flexible bond. Polyurethane injections are more effective than typical hydraulic cements and epoxies because they flex and expand with the natural movement of the foundation during the freeze/thaw and wet/dry cycles. Polyurethane sealants also never dry out, creating a bond that will not allow the crack to become worse over time.