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David had wet basement issues that had ruined portions of his finished walls. After his waterproofing system was installed, he was unsure what to do about the wall situation until EverLast Wall Restoration was offered by MidAmerica Basement Systems. EverLast Wall panels are made of inorganic material that prevents them from absorbing moisture, making them ideal for basement settings. David can now rest assure that his basement walls will not become damaged due to water and moisture, and EverLast Wall panels also give him a beautiful finished basement look! 

Having water coming into your basement frequently when it rains is not a fun experience for any homeowner. This is what happened to a homeowner in Stanwood, IA. Water was coming in as it would rain leaving a mess for the homeowner to clean up each time. After having a TripleSafe Sump Pump System installed within their home, they were ready to have their basement finished and we were happy to help!

Basement to Beautiful wall panels is a great installation for your basement foundation walls to transform them from damp and cold, to warmer and drier! The panels are fastened directly to the foundation walls with permanent drilled-in fasteners. The electrical chases that are found throughout the panels are installed 16", 32", and 64" off the floor. The panels are also inorganic, this means they will never rot and mold will never be able to grow on them. Once the wall panels are installed with studs and electrical wire chases, it will be ready to be finished!

Now the homeowner is able to finish off their basement the way they chose to with the help of MidAmerica Basement Systems. If you are looking to have Basement to Beautiful wall panels installed in your home, or looking to learn more about them, do not hesitate to reach out to MidAmerica Basement Systems. We would be more than happy to send a Design Specialist out to come to give you a free, no-obligation estimate. Contact us today!

Transforming an unfinished basement into a finished living space is a great way for any family to gain extra room. However, basement conditions demand different construction materials than those used upstairs. Basement-to-Beautiful Wall Panels have all the right features; zero wood or organic, integral steel studs, rigid foam insulation, Built-in wiring channels, Superior energy efficiency, and narrow profile great for insulation. Now the basement is livable let’s make it beautiful with our Everlast Wall Panel System. EverLast basement wall panels are engineered to never get moldy or rot. They cannot be damaged by moisture and won't support mold or mildew growth. EverLast Basement Wall Panels are NOT like drywall. Drywall with fiberglass insulation supports mold growth, will damage from moisture, and will lose insulation value when wet. They are made from 2 1/2 inch thick rigid foam insulation with 1/2 inch thick cement board cladding. The cement board is finished with an off-white vinyl surface treatment.

Homeowners Diane and Stacie after having their home waterproofed decided they wanted a space in their basement that they could use as livable space. They were looking for flooring options that fit their needs. They wanted to something that gave their home a clean look but also fi the waterproofing options they had installed in their home. The ThermalDry flooring is a great option, it is made of inorganic materials so that it will not mold or warp.

Debbie was looking to finish her basement floor but didn’t know where to begin. She recently had EverLast Wall Restoration panels installed by MidAmerica Basement Systems, and reached out to them again. Adao had suggested the installation of ThermalDry Flooring. ThermalDry Flooring offers a peg-raised system that allows for moisture and water to flow underneath, while giving a thermal break between the tiles and cold, damp concrete. The water-resistant tiles snap together, allowing for quick access to the concrete underneath, when necessary. The completely inorganic materials prevent mold and mildew growth, and will never chip, rot, or warp if they become wet.