MidAmerica Basement Systems Before & After Photos

Homeowners Jim and Kitty have lied in their 1950's home for the last 13 years. Over time they slowly started to notice that the concrete slabs outside of their home were cracking and breaking. The shifting slabs were a trip hazard and an eyesore.  The decision to seek professional advice came when they heard about the PolyLevel foam that we offer. The foam is injected under the concrete slab. The foam then expands and then hardens to lift and level the slab. 

Homeowners Robert and Jean were concerned about the levels of radon in their home. They have lived in their home since 2008They contacted MidAmerica Basement Systems knowing that they would have top quality service. Radon in your home can be very dangerous. In the United States, radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer. It is important that your home and family are safe. 

Homeowners recently had their old sump pump replaced after it was failing to remove the water from their basement and constantly running. The TripleSafe sump pump is a three-pump system that has a WaterWatch Alarm and a battery backup. The WaterWatch alarm is used to alert you when the water in the pump get to high and the battery back up is used to keep the system running if you ever experience power loss.

Homeowners in Strawberry Point, IA were tired of their problematic basement and the headache that it caused them. They called MidAmerica GBasement Systems to help them with the goals they had for this space. 

Richard was concerned about his concrete steps to the front porch, for the stairs had sunken, causing the step from the stairs to the porch to become very large. MidAmerica Basement Systems offered their injection technology to lift and level the sunken stairs. PolyLevel was injected into the steps, filling the void and lifting the concrete. PolyLevel uses a lightweight material that doesn’t exert extra pressure to the failing soil, and provides a permanent solution to leveling concrete. After PolyLevel was injected, the 3inch drop was no longer an issue.