Before & After Photos

Tom and Jacqueline H. of Peoria, IL contacted design specialist Dan Garner at MidAmerica Basement Systems to have their drafty crawl space insulated. They were looking to increase the temperature of the house, decrease the cost of the energy bill, and trap unpleasant odors. Dan devised a system to help Tom and Jacqueline accomplish their goals using CleanSpace and SilverGlo. The project looks great!

Homeowner George has lived in his home for many years after noticing water in his basement he thought it was time to seek professional advice on his situation. When he contacted MidAmerica Basement Systems he was looking for the best option for the quality of his home. After meeting with a Design Specialist and receiving a custom-designed system for his home he felt there was no one better to handle this issue. The full perimeter WaterGuard waterproofing system and the triple-safe sump pump were a great addition to his home to keep it free of water.

These bowing walls looked to be on the verge of collapsing in, so the homeowners asked for some help from MidAmerica Basement Systems. Our production team stabilized the walls by installing PowerBraces, which permanently stop the inward movement of the wall and can help straighten the wall over time.

Karen D. of Peoria, IL was having issues with frequent water intrusion in her basement. She called MidAmerica Basement Systems for a free estimate, and is thankful for her dry basement. The basement was waterproofed with full perimeter of WaterGuard, CleanSpace Wall, a TripleSafe Sump Pump, a buried discharge line, and IceGuard attachments.

Homeowner Edith is a returning customer to MidAmeria Basement Systems. She previously had a TripleSafe Sump installed to help discharge water that was entering the basement, but because her home is old and settled, there are many cracks along the floor of the foundation. Every time it rained hard, water would seep through the cracks with no way to get to the sump pump. The Crew returned to install a WaterGuard system so that water would properly flow to the sump pump instead of sitting in puddles on the concrete floor.