Before & After Photos

Homeowner Rebecca has lived in her 1960's home for the last 18 years and has no plans of moving anytime soon. When they decided to start remodeling their home they knew that having an egress window installed in their basement was high on their priority list. To create a designated bedroom in your basement you need to have an emergency exit which can be in the room of an egress window. The egress window is a great safety addition to any home. 

Kristi and Jame s have lived in their home for the last 15 years. They have recently undergone a large remodel project that included an egress window installation. The egress window is needed for safety and to actually call a room in a basement a bedroom. 

Homeowner Marilyn has lived in her home for many years. She decided that she wanted to learn more about finishing her basement when she contacted  MidAmerica Basement Systems she was looking to learn more about the Total Basement Finishing Products that are offered. Installed in the home was full walls of Everlast Wall Panels and a TripleeSafe Sump Pump.  

ThermalDry wall paneling and thermal dry flooring were installed in Marilyn's home. We also installed a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier in her home to keep it dry and free of mold.

Brian and his wife were wanted to remodel their basement, but wanted to add more natural light. They reached out to MidAmerica Basement Systems to have an egress window installed. Dan, design specialist, suggested the StakWel Egress Window System. The StakWel offers are large window to naturally bring in more light, and provides a safety escape route in chase of an emergency. The polycarbonate covers keeps the well free of leaves, snow, and other debris, leaving it completely maintenance free. The interlocking, grip/step design allows for all types of depths to be reached, and easy in/out access (if needed). Now Brian and his wife can continue with their basement finishing project.