Before & After Photos

Homeowner Julie contacted MidAmerica Basement Systems after noticed a window well outside of her home that was starting to bulge. Design Specialist Wes Glasglow did a full inspection of the outside of her home to makes sure Julia had a full understanding of why this was happening to her home. Carbon Armors were installed in her home to make sure that the block wall would no move any further. The carbon armors will hold the wall in its place. 

Homeowners Mike and Mary recently reached out to MidAmerica basement Systems after they discovered a thin crack in the wall of their basement. They had worked with MidAmerica Basement Sytems when it came to waterproofing their home and they know that they could trust them with all of their foundation needs as well. The crack in the foundation was thin however they knew that if they did not address the crack that it would get larger and could potentially risk the integrity of their home.

This Waterloo, IA home was affected by weakened floor joists in the basement, leaving the floors unlevel. We addressed the issue using SmartJacks and supplemental beams, as seen in the after photo. The SmartJack system along with the supplemental beams stabilized the weakened joists, bringing the floor back to its original position and reducing floor bounce. At MidAmerica Basement Systems, we provide solutions you can rely on, delivering remarkable homeowner experience by providing safe and healthy homes for everyone.

Homeowner Sope was concerned with bowing basement walls. After meeting with Design Specialist Wes Glasglow, the homeowners decided that CarbonArmor was the best decision for their home. CarbonArmor is a technology that can help fix and correct your bowing walls and foundation problems.

Recently Korey scheduled a service of his Everlast window and in the process Service Tech Adao noticed some cracking in Korey’s wall. Having cracks in your foundation walls can lead to more problems so it is important to have these cracks looked at early on so it doesn’t continue to get worse. Fixing the problems early on can also save you more money.