Quality 1st Basement Systems Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Glen Gardner, New Jersey reported their walls bowing inwards and cracking. This is a major sign of foundation issues and can happen because the soil around the home's foundation settles and becomes saturated. The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Laszlo Lenkey, provided an inspection of the home. He suggested they install a strap support system to bring the wall to its original position. Our foreman, Esau Aquino, installed The CarbonArmor Wall Reinforcing System which is carbon fiber straps that are stronger than steel. The Carbon Armor Straps provide the ultimate stabilization to the wall and are placed on the wall with a high-strength epoxy resin. There are brackets above the system that allow the straps to be adjusted to bring the wall towards the original position. 

A Glen Gardner, NJ homeowner knew it was time to schedule their annual maintenance for their SuperSump Pump System. They knew an annual maintenance helps prolong the sump pump's lifespan, thus keeping their basement dry and healthy. 

When a homeowner in Branchville, NJ reached out to us, they were worried water intrusion into their crawl space. The solution we proposed included two of our most reliable products: CleanSpace for encapsulation and SilverGlo for insulation. CleanSpace is an innovative, durable liner that completely seals off the crawl space from ground moisture and external humidity, effectively eliminating dampness. SilverGlo insulation, on the other hand, was used to blanket the crawl space, making it not just resistant to water but also more energy-efficient. 

A basement in Willingboro, NJ had bowing walls that needed fixing. Quality 1st Basement Systems stabilized it with CarbonArmor, which is stronger than steel.

A homeowner in Willingboro, NJ was experiencing settlement of their pool deck concrete. Several slabs of pool deck concrete had sunk about 2 inches. System Design Specialist, Andy worked with the homeowner to address concerns and a team was sent out to inject PolyLevel under the fallen concrete slabs. Now the pool deck looks good as new!