Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

The owner of this Keasbey, NJ home had a number of basement and foundation problems. The walls had a few cracks, and the home was sinking in one corner. The basement also took on water whenever it would rain. Quality 1st Basement Systems installed Push Piers to repair the foundation and stabilize the home. To prevent the basement flooding, WaterGuard basement drains were installed around the basement. BrightWall wall panels were installed on top of the concrete walls to stop water from coming into the basement through the walls. The owners are now very happy with their dry, usable basement!

In Brigantine, NJ, a homeowner reached out to us with a crawl space exposed to the harsh elements–as seen in the before photo, it was unsealed. Stepping in, we applied our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System, encapsulating the area to shield it from moisture, critters, and decay. The after photo showcases a protected space, assuring a worry-free future for the homeowner. 

This homeowner had water in his unfinished basement. He contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems to help him with the basement flooding, humidity, and bare floors. Quality 1st Basement Systems repaired the basement using the WaterGuard basement waterproofing system. ThermalDry basement carpeting was installed over the cold concrete floors to start the basement finishing process. These floor tiles are completely waterproof, will help insulate the basement, and look great!

A homeowner in Parlin, NJ noticed puddles in their basement, so they knew to call us for the best solution. Our foreman Mario and his crew installed our TripleSafe Sump Pump System and WaterGuard French Drain System. Since the installation, the homeowner's peace of mind has been restored and their basement has stayed dry and healthy. 

This homeowner had an older sump pump that was failing. Quality 1st Basements was able to remove the old one and install one of our TripleSafe Sump Pumps. The TripleSafe Sump Pump is fully equipped with three pumps. Pump 1 does the majority of the work, Pump 2 is there to assist Pump 1 if needed, and Pump 3 is a battery operated pump that kicks in if the power goes out. All three of the pumps are in the same liner and have an alarm system attached that will go off to notify the homeowner if the pump is failing.