Before & After Photos

Dave and Linda of Washington, IL had their crawlspace encapsulated by MidAmerica Basement Systems in the past, so when they noticed water comin ginto their basement, they knew they could trust the local experts in all things basementy. They met with their design specialist, and had a custom solution designed to solve their basement waterproofing concerns. The solution included patented sub-floor drainage system, WaterGuard, and EverLast Wall Restoration. Their basement is now both beautiful and dry.

Washington, IL homeowner, Josh, called MidAmerica Basement Systems because he had water coming into his basement through the floor and wall joints. he met with design specialist Dan Garner, who recommended Josh have the patented sub-floor drainage system, WaterGuard, installed. The WaterGuard System, installed by foreman Kyle McCarty and his team, drains into the existing sump pump. 

Sherry and Art were having issues with water seeping in through small foundation cracks in their basement, so they reached out to MidAmerica Basement Systems. During inspection, Dan offered them WaterGuard to collect the seeping wall water. The special 3/8^th inch water flange allows for the water to enter the WaterGuard, but prevents any debris from clogging the system. Once water is collected, it is then redirected to a TripleSafe sump pump to be discharged from the home. Sherry and Art no longer have issues with a wet basement floor.

Homeowner Dawn recently noticed that her basement wall was wet and was fearful that it could soon mean permanent damage to her home. WaterGuard waterproofing System is a great affordable way to waterproof a space. WaterGuard is a patented system that is designed to drain any wall seepage without allowing dirt and debris from the floor to enter. The WaterGuard System is applicable to all types of foundations including block and poured concrete. Dawn has had a full perimeter WaterGuard system installed along with CleanSpace to help keep the wall dry. 

Homeowner Russ was concerned when his old sump pump was not doing its job and was seeing water in his basement. When he contacted MidAmerica Basement Systems, he had many questions that Design Specialist Schott Mohr was happy to answer. Scott discovered that Russ was in need of a new sump pump due to the failure of his old one.  After learning about all of his sump pump options, Russ decided that the SuperSump was the best option for him and the quality of his home. The SuperSump can pump 2,650 gallons per hour.