Quality 1st Basement Systems Before & After Photos

Cracks sealed and concrete raised in Lumberton, NJ with PolyLevel foam. This installation is quick, easy and causes no disruption to the surrounding area of the walkway. 

PolyLevel is polyurethane foam that is light weight, waterproof and environmentally friendly. Concrete settlement is caused by weak soil beneath the slab. PolyLevel will not add more weight to the soil like additional concrete would with mud jacking. It will fill all voids in the soil, all while raising and stabilizing the slabs. 

Our Service Technician, Andrew, met with this homeowner in Lumberton, NJ to help provide them with a solution to the dampness they noticed in their crawl space. Andrew noticed high levels of moisture which over time could cause mold. Mold would then effect the quality of air in the crawl space area and the first level of the home. He recommended our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System to completely seal the crawl space from the earth's elements. 

A homeowner in Medford, New Jersey had debris and insulation in their crawl space that needed to be removed in order for their crawl space to be encapsulated. The homeowners also wanted support for their floor that was sagging above the kitchen and contacted Quality 1st for a solution. Our System Design Specialist inspected the crawl space and suggested a full encapsulation system be installed as well as SmartJacks to help fix the sagging floor above. A full encapsulation system was installed to keep water vapor and humidity out and make sure the crawl space stays dry and healthy. SmartJacks were installed to provide support to the sagging floor above and are also a permanent solution so the homeowners do not have to worry about their structure being unsupported.  

This front step of a Medford, NJ property was experiencing severe settlement in its concrete. Quality 1st Basements was contacted to lift and level the homeowner's front step with PolyLevel. With PolyLevel, all voids underneath the slab were filled and the slab was pushed up to a level position. The cracks were sealed up with NexusPro Sealant. 

In all our years of business we have seen time and time again where customers will go through the process of waterproofing or sealing their crawl space but not sealing their crawl space vents or doors. To properly seal your crawl space we suggest covering the vents to prevent humidity, cold drafts and moisture from getting inside. This homeowner in Medford, New Jersey met with our crawl space System Design Specialist, Joe Mancini, who provided an inspection of their crawl space. Although the space had been waterproofed they were still experiencing those unwanted drafts and dampness. Joe, suggested they install vent covers to completely seal the crawl space from outside elements.