Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

Quality 1st Basement Systems replaced this failing sump pump in Blawenburg, NJ with a state of the art TripleSafe sump pump.

This Skillman, NJ homeowner has had their sump pump system for over ten years, and their home continues to be protected against water damage. Each year, the homeowner schedules a sump pump maintenance, so our service team can thoroughly clean the system and inspect any malfunctions. 

A Columbus, NJ resident was interested in waterproofing options when they finally had enough with the water concerns in their unfinished basement. Our System Design Specialist, Greg Louis, met with the homeowner and provided them with a full inspection. He noticed multiple signs of water entry by where the wall and floor met. He also noticed the space was very damp and musty. He recommended our TripleSafe Sump pump as a permanent solution to keep this large basement dry. Foreman, Mario Barron, installed the full perimeter system in the basement. 

A Columbus, New Jersey resident had an old and failing sump pump system. Their current sump pump was not properly  protecting this basement. It was not sealed or enclosed, which could cause water evaporation to get into the basement and cause mold. They called Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Greg Louis, suggested they install a new sump pump. Our foreman, Mario Barron, replaced the old sump pump with the TripleSafe Sump Pump System. This system has an airtight lid and will keep the basement dry and protected by draining out the water away from the home.

Check out this sump pump before and after in Columbus, NJ! We replaced this old sump pump with our SuperSump Pump System which will effectively pump water out of the basement, keeping it dry and healthy! Lets do a quick comparison: The existing sump pump has a plastic lid that does not properly seal the liner. The SuperSump has an airtight lid that protects the sump pump system inside. The old pump has a hole that allows water to evaporate back into the basement air. The SuperSump self drains and has an alarm system to alert the homeowner if it senses a problem.