Before & After Photos

Homeowner Karla has lived in her home since 1977 but has plans to move this spring. Though a radon mitigation system was not important to her she knew it would be helpful in selling her home. When it was time for her to seek advice about radon mitigation she first reached out to Radon Solutions for testing so that she could learn ore about her home. Thought they offered her a solution to her home she knew that she wanted no one other then MidAmerica Basement Systems. With the radon mitigation system, they decide to also get the cover for the system. Not only does this give the system cleaner look it also helps protect the system from the outdoor elements.

Homeowner Mary and Robert recently had a radon mitigation system installed in their home. Radon is naturally occuring and is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States. Having a mitigation system installed in your home can make sure that you and your family are safe for years to come. 

In Knoxville, IL a homeonwer decided to test his home for radon gas. He was shocked to find high levels of radon in his home, and decided something had to be done. Now, his home is radon free with the help of MidAmerica!

John and Julie were having issues with high radon levels, posing a dangerous threat to their health. The quickly contacted MidAmerica Basement Systems to have their home mitigated. During evaluation of the home, Dan also offered a TripleSafe sump to help prevent future water damage. With a TripleSafe, the radon mitigation system can be installed properly and effectively within pump system. John and Julie now have a home with safer air to breathe, and basement that will stay dry.

Radon is the decay of the element radium, and is a colorless, odorless, tasteless, and radioactive. This gas is the second leading cause of lung cancer. Radon is found everywhere, and when it seeps into our homes, it continues to accumulate. One case in a home in Woodhull, IL, Radon levels were between 19 and 29 pCi/L. A mitigation system was installed into the concrete basement slab to draw the gas out from under the home. The specialists at MidAmerica Basement Systems have now helped provide the home with a safer breathing environment.