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Basement Waterproofing Photo Album: Quality 1st Waterproofs Glen Ridge Home

When the hardwood floors started lifting due to water seepage in a partially finished basement this Glen Ridge home owner called Quality 1st Basement Systems for help. Basement Waterproofing Specialist, Jessica Long, immediately went out to inspect the home. She recommended a WaterGuard Drainage System and TripleSafe Sump Pump to get the water out of the basement, along with a SaniDry Dehumidification System to filter the moisture out of the air. Outside of the home, to guard against the icy New Jersey winters, Jessica recommended an IceGuard Drainage System with a LawnScape outlet. Wilver Cardoza, a Quality 1st Waterproofing Installation Expert, brought his crew out to install the systems and the homeowner was very pleased with his work. Now this Glen Ridge homeowner has a dry basement that the family can use for recreation, a wine cellar, and storage. He tells everyone about his dry basement and what a great job Quality 1st did in their home.

Water Damaged Floor

The floor of this wine cellar is damaged by water seepage.

Laundry Room Floor Damaged

The floor of this laundry room shows discoloration, a sign of water damage.

Tiles Lift From Water Damage

Water seepage in bathroom lifts tile floor.

WaterGuard Prep

The floor along the wall of the wine cellar is prepared for WaterGuard installation.

WaterGuard Installation

WaterGuard is installed along the wall to drain away any water that gets into the basement.

WaterGuard Installed

WaterGuard is installed.

WaterGuard Installed in Bathroom

The WaterGuard System is installed and the bathroom is ready for its new floor.

TripleSafe Sump Pump

The TripleSafe Sump Pump offers three times the protection to keep the basement dry.

IceGuard Installed

IceGuard is installed and will keep the basement system working in all kinds of weather.

LawnScape

LawnScape is an inconspicuous and functional outlet for the pump. The water is drained away from the home to prevent it from seeping back into the foundation.