Basement Waterproofing & Foundation Repair in Edgewood IA

A homeowner in Edgewood, IA reached out to us due to high humidity levels in their house. Having previously installed a waterproofing system for them, they trusted us to find a complete solution. Upon receiving their call, we promptly scheduled an appointment with one of our trusted technicians. To effectively tackle the humidity, our technician recommended the installation of our SaniDry Sedona dehumidifiers, a high-performance system unparalleled in efficiency. He installed the SaniDry Sedona with prevision, and took special care to maintain the work areas cleanliness, leaving it immaculate post-installation. Removing excess moisture, the SaniDry Sedona now ensures that the humidity levels stay below 55%, safeguarding the home against mold, dust mites, and pesky odors. The homeowner can now enjoy a basement that is not only dry but also a more healthy and comfortable space. 

Donna was noticing a small leak in her basement, and after removing the drywall, realized that the foundation had bowing greatly over the years. One area of the block foundation had shifted inward about a ½ inch, allowing water and other debris to enter in the home. MidAmerica Basement Systems offered her a GeoLock Wall Anchor system to permanently stabilize the wall. The wall anchors offer a solution that allows for the system to be tightened over time, increase the appearance of the wall, potentially straightening it back to its original position. CleanSpace Wall was placed along the bowing, leaking wall to help reduce moisture levels, and to help guide any seeping water into a special drainage track, called WaterGuard. Once water collects in WaterGuard, it is then redirected to a SuperSump to be properly discharged out of the basement, leaving it dry once again for Donna.

Ray was concerned with his leaking basement and contacted the experts at MidAmerica Basement Systems. During his inspection he was proposed a WaterGuard and TripleSafe systems. WaterGuard was installed around the perimeter of the basement to collect and redirect any seeping water to the TripleSafe sump. Once the water enters the TripleSafe, it is properly discharged out of the home, leaving Ray’s basement dry once again.