MidAmerica Basement Systems Before & After Photos

Homeowners Channon and Ben contacted MidAmerica Basement Systems to learn more about the options they had for waterproofing their home. They were experiencing standing water that damaged the bottom half of the walls in their home. After meeting with a design specialist they decided that having the walls removed was the best decisions for their home. They had a full perimeter waterproofing system installed in their home. The WaterGuard System will help channel the water out of the home. The TripleSafe sump pump is a three pump system that comes with a battery back up. The walls were replaced with wall panels that are all inorganic so that they will not mold or mildew. These are a great addition to any home.

Safety first! A Davenport homeowner decided to add an egress window to their finished basement. They were sold on the look of the Rockwell window, and it went in smoothly. The crew got everything prepped and the window installed in just two days – what a relief!

In Davenport, IA, a homeowner faced the challenge of a sinking front step, causing a safety hazard. As you can see in the before photo, settling had taken its toll. By choosing MidAmerica Basement Systems, they found the solution in PolyLevel technology. This innovative product allowed us to lift and stabilize the step promptly and effectively, restoring it to its original position. Notice in the after photo how seamlessly we've returned the entrance to its welcoming, secure state.

The homeowners of this basement in Eldridge were frustrated with water intrusion through various cracks so they called the team at MidAmerica Basement Systems. The team waterproofed the space by installing CleanSpace liner to the basement walls, WaterGuard to the perimeter and SuperSump with UltraSump added to the system. The homeowners now have a dryer basement protected from leaks!

The homeowners of this basement in Eldridge were concerned with water intrusion coming in through various cracks. The team installed a moisture barrier liner called CleanSpace to redirect these leaks away from the foundation floor and to the  sump pump.