Mid-State Basement Systems Before & After Photos

This wet crawl space needed some serious moisture control. We fixed these moisture problems by installing Drainage Matting and a CleanSpace Vapor Barrier. This crawl space is now protected from moisture and the homeowner can rest easy knowing their crawl space problems are solved.

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A homeowner in Dublin, Ohio, had drywall in her basement that was damaged by moisture. She contacted Mid-State Basement Systems to provide a solution that is built to last. Our team removed the damaged drywall and installed our EverLast Basement Wall Panels: A durable, waterproof product built specifically for basement environments to resist moisture and mold growth. 

This homeowner's basement was wet and smelled musty! They called Mid-State Basement Systems to come investigate the problem and fix it. Our Sales Inspector, Jacob, noticed that the leak was caused by several cracks in the wall due to foundation settlement. Our crew resolved the issue by installing several PowerBrace beams to stabilize the wall. They then sealed the walls behind our CleanSpace basement wall vapor barrier and installed our WaterGuard basement drainage system to keep the basement bone dry!

A homeowner in Dublin, Ohio, contacted Mid-State Basement Systems after experiencing a sump pump failure that flooded his basement. We sent out a crew as quickly as possible to replace his failing sump pump with our TripleSafe sump pump system. The TripleSafe features a 3-pump-in-1 design that protects against power outages, pump failure, and high water volumes. Now, the homeowner can rest easy that his basement will stay dry!

This homeowner called Mid-State Basement Systems for a soluation to their wet basement. Our team installed the WaterGuard interior drain system along the perimeter of the basement.

The WaterGuard system is installed inside the basement along the perimeter to effectively capture wall and floor seepage before it reaches the basement floor. Water enters the system via inlet holes and flows through the drainage pipe to the sump pump.