Quality 1st Basement Systems Before & After Photos

In Annapolis, MD, a homeowner had been struggling with persistent dampness and musty odors in their crawl space, leading to poor air quality and discomfort throughout their home. The high humidity levels in the space were not only causing unpleasant smells but also affecting the overall indoor environment, making the home feel less inviting and more difficult to maintain. Frustrated by the ongoing moisture issues, the homeowner reached out to Quality 1st to find a lasting solution that would restore comfort and improve air quality.

After assessing the situation, our expert crew implemented a dynamic solution designed to eliminate moisture intrusion and create a healthier living environment. We installed our patented TrenchDrain System around the crawl space entrance to prevent water from entering, and SilverGlo Insulation Panels were added to improve energy efficiency and maintain consistent temperatures. Next, our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System was installed to seal out humidity and moisture, while our SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier was added to ensure the air stayed dry and fresh year-round.

The result was a dry, energy-efficient crawl space that protected the home for the long term, restoring comfort and air quality throughout the house!

We poured concrete into a stairwell that had dirt as a floor.

This customer was experiencing water on the basement floor every time it was raining, and even though he had a sump pump, it just could not keep up with the amount of water getting in to the basement. We came out and installed our SuperSump Pump which is equipped with a 1/3HP Zoeller cast iron pump which pumps out 2,650 gallons per hour, the SuperSump is also equipped ith a WaterWatch Alarm System which will sound off if water rises above the point where the pump should turn on, a SuperLiner that has 96 holes that allows water to flow in directly below the floor and an Airtight Lid that keeps out bugs, odors and radon gas.

Customer had a finished basement with a standard basement window. Since the basement was primarily used as a playroom for the kids, the customer reached out to us to install an Egress window as an escape route in case of an emergency.

In Perry Hall, this returning customer was getting water back up in the basement entry and debris would build up against the foundation. The team went to the property to dig a trench right outside the entrance way and installed our TrenchDrain that has a connected feed line leading to the sump pump. Our TrenchDrain is a grate that lies flush and below the floor that will prevent water from flowing into the home and or entryway.