Before & After
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Homeowner Joan has lived in her home for many years. She had a radon system installed in her home by MidAmerica Basement Systems a few years ago. After the winter months, she noticed some broken pipes outside her home and she wanted to get them fixed right away. Service Technician Kyle McCarty made sure that Joan's systems was working properly checking all of the inside and outide parts before replacing the piping. It is important to have annual maintenance done on your system to make sure that they are properly working and to ensure that they last a long time.
In Garrison, IA, this home was overdue for some essential TLC. High radon levels were more than just a statistic—they were a constant drain on the family’s peace of mind. No one should feel like a guest in their own home is an invisible hazard.
The After: Total Peace of Mind
Enter the MidAmerica Basement Systems team. We stepped in with a precision-engineered solution, installing a Fan Moisture Guard paired with a high-performance LV Hawk Fan.
The result? That worrisome radon has been officially evicted. Today, the home is safe, the air is clear, and our clients are finally breathing easy. We don't just fix basements; we restore the feeling of home.
In Van Horne, IA, a homeowner's nights were disrupted by a faulty sump system. As shown in the before photo, their peace of mind took a hit with every rainfall, risking basement flooding worries. With MidAmerica Basement Systems expertise, we upgraded their defense using the robust TripleSafe Sump Pump system. The problem was unreliable sump performance, reinforced by multiple failures, but that won't be a problem with TripleSafe's advanced three pump system. Their sleepless nights are now exchanges with confidence, knowing their basement stays dry without constant monitoring.
Maurice had large cracks on his garage floor, causing portions of the garage to sink and become uneven. He contacted MidAmerica Basement Systems to have his garage slab lifted and leveled. During evaluation, Wes had discussed about the injection of PolyLevel. PolyLevel is a lightweight material that uses lifting forces between 2,000 to 4,000 pounds per square foot, meaning the structure of the garage will not be an issue during the leveling process. PolyLevel fills in the voids, which are the reasons why the concrete had first sunk and cracked, and then expands to lift and level the slabs.
Homeowner David has lived in his home since 2006. He slowly noticed that his driveways and sidewalk have slowly started to sink and crack. Sinking slabs and driveways can be very dangerous. The cause of sinking slabs and driveways can lead to other foundation issues. A port is inserted into the slab where the Poly foam is injected. The foam then expands making the slab rise.
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