Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

This customer reached out regarding a 100-year-old home. The owners wanted to remodel but two of the basement walls would leak during rain. We installed our WaterGuard sub-floor drainage system around the foundation that takes any water from the walls to our SuperSump. The WaterGuard is designed to capture any water that seeps through the walls and leaks through the floor joint, making your basement safe from any type of water. 

This customer had a large basement project, from mold remediation to basement waterproofing and window upgrades, we did it all. 

Here we upgraded their standard basement window to our EverLast Basement Window.

Overtime this Garnet Valley, PA, homeowner started struggling with worsening damp conditions in their basement, caused by ongoing water seepage, which prompted them to reach out to Quality 1st for a permanent solution.

After assessing the situation, our team recommended and installed our patented WaterGuard Drainage System to capture and redirect water, along with the SuperSump Premier Sump Pump to prevent flooding. To ensure year-round protection, we added the IceGuard Discharge Line to prevent freezing, and the EverLast Wall Panels to create a moisture-resistant, mold-free environment. The result was a dry, healthy, and inviting basement, free from further moisture-related issues!

In this unfinished basement in Upper Chichester, PA, water was coming through the cement foundation wall and leaking down onto the basement floor. Our team dug a trench where the foundation and floor meet to install our WaterGuard sub-floor drain system that will capture the leaky wall water. Then we placed along the walls our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier, which is a poly sheet material that forces the wall seepage into the sub-floor drain that flows into the sump pump. This waterproofing system will create an effective way to keep the basement dry and vapor free. 

This customer had a partially below grade garage that would leak water around the window when it would rain. Upon inspection of the problematic wall, it was discovered that there was a hairline crack in the foundation that the homeowner tried to patch up themselves with a tar covering. Water eventually found its way through the patch and began puddling on the floor during rainstorms.

We came out and did a Polyurethane Injection with FlexiSpan crack repair. Our Polyurethane Injection penetrates deep into the foundation wall and once injected, the resin expands and turns into a waterproof foam barrier. Our Flexispan seals cracks with a flexible urethane sealant that stops water penetration. As in the name, our flexispan is flexible and moves with the wall, eliminating any re-cracking or seepage down the road.