Before & After Photos

Homeowner Joan has lived in her home for many years. She had a radon system installed in her home by MidAmerica Basement Systems a few years ago. After the winter months, she noticed some broken pipes outside her home and she wanted to get them fixed right away. Service Technician Kyle McCarty made sure that Joan's systems was working properly checking all of the inside and outide parts before replacing the piping. It is important to have annual maintenance done on your system to make sure that they are properly working and to ensure that they last a long time. 

In Garrison, IA, this home was overdue for some essential TLC. High radon levels were more than just a statistic—they were a constant drain on the family’s peace of mind. No one should feel like a guest in their own home is an invisible hazard.

The After: Total Peace of Mind

Enter the MidAmerica Basement Systems team. We stepped in with a precision-engineered solution, installing a Fan Moisture Guard paired with a high-performance LV Hawk Fan.

The result? That worrisome radon has been officially evicted. Today, the home is safe, the air is clear, and our clients are finally breathing easy. We don't just fix basements; we restore the feeling of home.

The Finlayson family lived in a beautiful Parnell home, but a growing concern about radon gas—an invisible, odorless threat—was casting a shadow over their peace of mind. Uncertain of the air quality beneath their own roof and worried about the long-term health of their family, they reached out to MidAmerica Basement Systems for a professional assessment. Our inspection confirmed their fears: radon levels were significantly elevated, requiring immediate and expert intervention to make the home safe again.

In Homestead, IA, a homeowner set out to preserve their century-old home for the next generation. The goal was a full renovation, but high radon levels in the basement stalled progress. MidAmerica Basement Systems stepped in to clear the air. By installing our Premium Radon Mitigation System, we transformed the basement from a health hazard into a safe, renovation-ready space. As the "after" photo shows, the home is now protected and ready for its next 100 years.

Robert had some concerns about the radon levels in his home and decided it was a good idea to install a radon mitigation system. Radon is a radioactive, colorless, odorless and tasteless noble gas that occurs naturally as radium decays. Radon can be present in and outside of your home. Exposure to radon most commonly comes from being indoors.