Before & After Photos

The homeowner of this Coralville home was experiencing concerns with his bowing basement walls so he called they professionals at MidAmerica BAsement Systems to both stabilize and waterproof the basement. The team installed CleanSpace liner, a WaterGuard subfloor drainage system and a TripleSafe sump pump to waterproof the basement. To permanently stabilize the bowing walls, the team installed a PowerBrace system. The homeowner had all of his issues addressed with one phone call!

Recently, Jeremy had MidAmerica Basement Systems install a waterproofing system to address his leaking basement. During the inspection it was also noted that he had a couple bowing walls, threating the structure of his home. A PowerBrace system with support beams were offered to permanently stabilize the walls. PowerBraces are a patented I-Beam system that gives the option of tightening the system, improving the appearance of the wall, while stopping the wall from worsening. Now Jeremy has a waterproofed and stabilized basement. 

Mary Denise contacted MidAmerica Basement Systems after she noticed her bowing wall was getting worse. She was looking for qualified professionals she trusted to giver the best option for her and the life of her home. After listening to all of Mary Denise’s concerns and taking time to properly assess all of her concerns Design Specialist Wesley Glasglow and Mary Denies came to the conclusion that Carbon Armor was the best option for her home. Carbon Armor can help keep a bowing wall in place and help stabilize it so that it will not move any further.

A Cedar Rapids, IA homeowner called MidAmerica Basement Systems for an egress window. Upon further inspection, it was clear the homeowner had bowing walls. Before the egress window could be installed, the walls would have to be stabilized. The east, south and west walls all needed some help, so the design specialist, Mac McDaniel, recommended CarbonArmor. Thin CarbonArmor strips that are 10x stronger than steel are now stabilizing her basement in preparation for a new egress window.

Homeowner Rosanne recently noticed a small crack in the basement wall of her home. She was worried that if she did not get the crack replaced that it would get worse an cause further foundation damage to her home. Service Technician Adao fixed the crack with a crack injection foam the crack injection is pumped into the wall through ports that are placed in the walls. The foam is pushed through the wall to seal is from the inside out.