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Leaking Wall Repair in Iowa Falls, IA
This homeowner was growing concerned because there was water leaking from four of her basement walls. She recently moved to Iowa from Colorado, so she took her sister's advice and trusted Midwest to waterproof her basement. We installed CleanSpace wall vapor barriers on all four walls and also installed a TripleSafe sump pump. This basement is now completely dry!
Wet Crawlspace in Lynnville, IA
Struggling with a damp and moldy crawlspace is common due to the way homes used to be built. But for this family, Midwest Foundation Repair was able to help with a wall-to-wall clean space application. The family will no longer have to struggle with a damp and wet crawlspace anymore.
RainDrop Gutter Guard Installation in Marshalltown, IA
This homeowner just had a new roof and siding installed on his home, and he wanted extra exterior protection to keep his investment safe. He chose Midwest because he knew this type of project could be under warranty. System Design Specialist Michael Holtzbauer came to the homeowner's house and looked at the gutters so see the scope of the guards required for the job. Our installation team installed the RainDrop Gutter Guards and the homeowner was very happy with the results. Check out the before and after of this homeowner's RainDrop Gutter Guards!
Too Much Water is Not Such A Good Thing in Marshalltown, IA
This customer was one of the 60% of Americans facing water problems in their basement. Unfortunately, water was also the reason the basement walls began to crumble too.
To fix this, we installed CleanSpace, which is a 100% waterproof plastic vapor barrier. To address the failing foundation walls, we installed EverBrace beams which are made of Zink-coated steel.
Both of these solutions also came with a 25-year warranty!
Basement Waterproofing and Foundation Repair in Marshalltown
This homeowner was concerned about doors not opening and closing properly and even had to replace a window because it wasn't working. When we performed a home inspection, we found mold and efflorescence on the walls, which is a huge sign there's water damage in the basement, and we also discovered the floors were sagging, which is a sign of structural damage. To address the water intrusion, we installed a full perimeter interior drainage track, a sump pump, and full height. And to address the structural damage, we installed smart jacks to stabilize and help bring the floor back up, and we also installed power braces to stabilize the basement walls.