Before & After

Before & After

MidAmerica Basement Systems Before & After Photos

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Basement To Beautiful in Wataga, IL

The homeowners of this basement in Wataga wanted to transform their basement into an extra living space. They called the professionals at MidAmerica Basement Systems and the team installed Basement To Beautiful panels to insulate their basement making it more comfortable to be in and saves them money on energy bills! This basement is now prepared for finishing.

New Walls and Floors in Wataga, IL

New Basement walls and flooring in Wataga, IL 

From Damp to Dry: CleanSpace Success in Wataga, IL

In Wataga, IL, we tackled this unruly guest head-on. System Design Specialist Michael Chezum mapped out the perfect battle plan, drawing up a custom CleanSpace System to save the day.

 

When it came time for execution, Foreman Jacob Oetzman and his rock-star crew—Jose, Antonio, and Colby—stepped in to do the heavy lifting. Our trusty products like SmartDrain, CleanSpace, Wrap Piers, and Drainage Matting swooped in to rescue the space.

 

The after photo paints a brighter tone, putting to rest all worries of moisture and mold creeping upstairs. Our mission? To provide a safe, dry home—and thanks to Michael, Jacob, and the crew, we nailed it!

Full CrawlSpace Encapsulation in Dubuque, IA

This Dubuque homeowner realized he had water coming in through the walls in his basement. He decided something needed to be done. He called the experts at MidAmerica Basement Systems for his free estimate, and to have his basement encapsulated with waterproofing products. CleanSpace liner was used to encapsulate the basement, keeping it dry for many years to come. The full encapsulation looks amazing!

Filling Voids to Level Concrete in Dubuque, IA

Jennifer was very upset that her sidewalk had sunken 2 inches from her porch when her home was recently new. She searched for solutions to her problem and found MidAmerica Basement Systems’ PolyLevel solution. During her inspection, Mac had diagnosed how the issue had become apparent so quickly. A downspout was placed right next to the sidewalk, and was causing washouts, leaving large voids for the concrete to sink in. PolyLevel was injected under the concrete to fill the void, made of a waterproof material, and lift the slab back to its original position. PolyLevel helped close the 2-inch gap between the sidewalk and porch, leaving it looking the same as it did when it was first poured. It was also suggested that installing a new downspout line away from the concrete to prevent future washouts elsewhere.