Before & After Photos

Keep your basement dry and free of moisture with the installation of this product! Clean Space is pliable enough to cover uneven surfaces and walls, including areas with large obstacles. Additionally, is a great way to prevent humidity from making its way through your concrete walls. 

Homeowner was seeing water leaking into their basement. They reached out to have us get it fixed. We used our CleanSpace and watergard system to move water our and away form the basement. 

Julie, a relatively new homeowner, had a strong desire to renovate her basement but realized that addressing the water issue was a prerequisite. Initially, Julie had contacted us for a concrete appointment, as the lack of proper sealing against the home was resulting in water infiltration into the basement. She suspected that the water was entering through the unsealed joints, causing moisture-related problems. Furthermore, the existing Waterguard system had become ineffective over time, leading to water seepage onto the carpet.

To tackle these challenges comprehensively, our team implemented a series of solutions. Firstly, we installed a full perimeter Waterguard system around the foundation to effectively manage water intrusion. Additionally, a new sump pump was installed in the pit to enhance water drainage. Lastly, we sealed the joints against the house using Nexus Pro, a reliable sealing product, to prevent water from infiltrating the basement.

By undertaking these measures, we ensured that Julie's basement was prepared for the desired renovations. The installation of the Waterguard system, along with the new sump pump and joint sealing, addressed the water-related issues, providing a secure and dry environment for future basement remodeling projects.

Midwest Foundation Repair went out to Indianola, IA to encapsulate a home owners crawl space. Encapsulating a crawl space will help the mold and mildew throughout the house. 

Wood is one of the rarest foundation types as well as one of the trickiest to deal with. 

When a wood wall is bowing it requires not only a brace but also horizontal supports on the top and bottom of the wall.