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Waterproofing Solution In Earleville, MD
When persistent water began creeping into a basement in Earleville, MD, it quickly became more than a nuisance, it posed a real threat to the home’s structure and indoor air quality. The homeowner noticed steadily increasing water seepage over time, raising concerns about potential structural damage and mold growth. Seeking a reliable and lasting solution, they turned to Quality 1st for expert waterproofing guidance and intervention.
Our team conducted a detailed inspection and identified the precise source of the moisture, enabling us to design a fully customized waterproofing plan. The solution included the installation of our patented WaterGuard Drainage System, TrenchDrain System, TripleSafe Sump Pump, IceGuard Discharge Line, and EverLast Wall Panels.
Each component was selected to work in unison, providing comprehensive protection against water intrusion, safeguarding the home’s foundation, and ensuring long-term peace of mind for the homeowner!
Earleville, MD Egress Install
Customer called in needing to replace the current Egress, not only was the current Egress allowing water to leak into the basement, but in general it just needed to be updated.
Leaking foundation wall in Lincoln University, PA
With a heavy, steady rainfall, this Lincoln University foundation would leak water into the unfinished basement. Our solution for this wet basement issue was to install a CleanSpace vapor barrier on the bottom portion of the wall, we also installed our WaterGuard drainage system along with a SuperSump pump with battery back up and a SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier.
FlexiSpan in Lincoln University, PA
This customer reached out regarding a foundation crack located on the basement wall. We injected the crack with Urethane and applied our FlexiSpan system, which permanently stops water leaks through basement wall cracks.
SuperSump with UltraSump Battery Backup Installed in Walkout Basement in West Grove, PA
This walkout basement had water leaks on several walls. We installed a WaterGuard drainage system and connected it to the SuperSump System. This SuperSump includes an UltraSump battery back-up, which runs on a high-capacity 120 amp power pack. If you lose power, the UltraSump turns on automatically and an alarm sounds to alert you that you are on backup. With a new, fully charged power pack, the UltraSump is capable of pumping out 12,000 total gallons at 2,018 gallons per hour.
