Quality 1st Basement Systems serving Burlington, NJ

A Little Silver homeowner's concrete driveway was sinking, which created a driveway that was both unsightly and unsafe. The settlement occurred due to poorly compacted fill soil beneath the concrete that had shifted and created a void, which the concrete driveway then began to sink into. The homeowner knew that the cracks and gaps in his driveway could pose a tripping hazard for residents and guests, as well as a danger for vehicles.

Quality 1st Basement Systems offered the perfect solution to this sinking concrete driveway with PolyLEVEL treatment. PolyLEVEL uses high density polymers to raise the sunken concrete back to its original level, so that the cracks and gaps are filled. PolyLEVEL is a cost-effective and time-efficient solution, especially in comparison to other solutions such as mudjacking, which leaves gaping holes and takes weeks to cure. The Little Silver homeowner is now happy and safe with his newly fixed driveway!

Bill B. in Lumberton, NJ had a problem. The concrete between his pool and his home was sinking into the ground, causing large gaps. These gaps were a huge trip hazard for him and his family, lowered the property value of the home and were an eyesore. He wanted to lift the concrete back up into place, so he called Quality 1st Basement Systems and asked for a free estimate. Specialist Jeff Nero visited the home and explained that the PolyLevel system was the best solution.

Helping Bill with his sinking concrete was easy with PolyLevel. The installation team injected PolyLevel foam underneath the sinking slab. Bill was concerned about making a mess of his property, so he was pleased to see that PolyLevel was clean and tidy. It only took coin sized holes for installation, which were then covered up. PolyLevel lifted the concrete up, making it level and safe. Bill has been very happy with his level concrete and no longer has to worry about trip hazards and a lowered property value!

Faye D. in Mount Holly, NJ had a crack in her cinderblock foundation. Every time it rained, water came in through the crack and dripped down the basement wall. Faye and her husband wanted the crack patched, but they wanted a solution that would work instead of a temporary band-aid. They met with basement specialist Ken Peare and he answered all of their questions.

Quality 1st Basement Systems fixed the wall crack with FlexiSpan. FlexiSpan is a permanent solution that keeps water out of foundation cracks. It seals up the crack, preventing moisture from coming in. FlexiSpan is flexible, it moves with the wall unlike an injection or an expoy. Since it stays bonded with the wall, it moves with the natural movement of the foundation. Quality 1st Basement Systems guaranteed Faye and her husband that no water would get into the basement with the FlexiSpan system. This foundation wall is protected, permanently!

Anthony C. of Marlton, NJ was preparing his townhouse for sale.  He wanted to install new insulation in the crawl space for greater energy efficiency.  He searched the internet and found that Quality 1^st Basement Systems offers no-obligation, free estimates, so he arranged an appointment to meet with John Schweitzer, crawl space specialist.

John proposed the installation of SilverGlo Insulation Panels (over the block walls) as well as SilverGlo Rim Joist Insulation (around the main floor framing system).  These products have an R-11 value to keep heat in the crawl space and therefore also provide a warmer living area above.

Anthony C. decided that Quality 1^st Basement System’s plan for insulating the crawl space was both energy efficient and affordable; Quality 1^st was pleased to help Anthony repair his townhouse and make the real estate transaction smoother because of it!   

Robert J. from Mount Laurel, NJ noticed that the cement steps leading up to his home were sinking.  He also found that a few slabs along the walkway that were sinking were creating a tripping hazard. 

Robert J. scheduled an appointment to have these areas on his property inspected.  John Schweitzer, specialist from Quality 1^st Basement Systems, visited Robert J. to inspect his property and explain the PolyLEVEL process.  He described how structural grade polymers injected beneath the slabs through small holes would lift and stabilize them.  The material, less porous than concrete, would not wash out or deteriorate.  Additionally, PolyLEVEL cures within 15 minutes, limiting the disruption. 

Robert J. knew that PolyLEVEL would be the best fix.  Quality 1^st Basement Systems is pleased to have helped this homeowner attain a safe walkway and steps once again.

This home in Hainesport, New Jersey had a horizontal crack running through its foundation. When the house was built there was a problem with the structural integrity of the basement that caused the walls to bow. The soil around the foundation was dry and sandy and could not keep up with the weight of the home.

Quality 1st Basement Systems installed wall anchors to secure the foundation and prevent the foundation walls from bowing forward. Wall anchors were installed with minimal disruption to the soil around the home's foundation. It permanently stabilizes the foundation, and straightens the walls over time. Foundation problems do not get better as time goes on. This homeowner made the right choice by calling Quality 1st Basement Systems for a home improvement solution.

This homeowner in Shamong, NJ had a critter problem. One of the vents to the crawl space decayed and left an opening for a large rodent to find a home in the crawl space. After the problem was resolved, the family thought about the quality of their crawl space. It was humid and now it was open for any insects or pests to move in.

Quality 1st Basement Systems closed up the crawl space with a vent cover. The crawl space vent cover protects the area from moisture, humidity, and any outdoor pests looking to come into the crawl space. Then, to lower the humidity the crew installed a SaniDry dehumidifier. The SaniDry is a self-draining dehumidification system that removes moisture from the air and also filters out health harming allergens such as dust mite droppings. Now this crawl space has lowered humidity and is protected from nasty pests.

Homeowner Kristofer from Burlington had a tenant in the livable basement space, but he also found that he had a water problem there.  The tenant indicated that water was coming up through the floor, getting the carpeting wet.

Kristofer searched the internet and found that Quality 1^st Basement Systems might be just the help he needed.  Waterproofing specialist Maurice Robinson visited the homeowner, inspected the basement, and designed a solution.

Project Manager Melvin Cardoza headed a crew to install the WaterGuard System along the basement walls and a SuperSump sump pump to discharge any water that seeps into the WaterGuard.  This combination was supplemented with the FlexiSpan crack repair system to provide an effective, permanent solution to block water intrusion through the vertical crack found on one wall.  Additionally, the crew installed an IceGuard (designed to prevent flooding in the event of frozen discharge pipes) and a LawnScape outlet (to disperse discharge water away from the house and onto the lawn).  Quality 1^st Basement Systems helped to create a drier basement, providing relief for both the homeowner and the tenant, too!         

Katrina’s home in Willingboro, NJ was showing multiple signs common to sinking foundations.  She saw cracks inside and outside her home.  There were cracks in the drywall around doors and windows and cracks on the ceilings.  Doors were not opening and/or closing properly.  There was an uneven floor and the roof was separating as well as the tub/shower pan.  Signs like those were certainly something to be concerned about.

Katrina called Quality 1^st Basement Systems to schedule a free estimate appointment.  Foundation specialist Jeff Nero inspected her home and all of the tell-tale signs of a failing concrete slab foundation.  He determined that Katrina’s home could be stabilized and restored through the installation of Slab Piers.  Slab Piers are designed to provide strength and stabilization through deep-soil anchoring.  Once stable soil is reached and a bracket is set, the weight of the slab is transferred to the piers and the slab can be lifted back to its original position.  Poly grout is then injected under the slab to fill the void.

Quality 1^st Basement Systems was glad to repair Katrina’s failing foundation slab before the damage got worse.  Katrina could then rest a little easier knowing that her foundation was secure.  

Homeowner Robin K. from Riverside, NJ began noticing some musty odors in her partially-finished basement.  There was a pattern; usually these odors were smelled during the summer months, and the humidity levels were also much higher then as well.  Robin knew that mold growth was possible under these conditions, so she attempted to keep humidity levels low by running a dehumidifier.  Over time, she found her basement situation to be so severe that it burned up three room dehumidifiers!  None of those systems were simply powerful enough.  She began looking for something more durable and reached out to Quality 1^st Basement Systems to find out more about their powerful, energy-efficient dehumidifiers.

The ultra-efficient SaniDry XP removes the moisture from the air and blows out a dry air into the space. This system helps keep the humidity levels below 50%, reducing the chance for mold to grow.  It also has a two-stage filter system to clean the air of allergens.  There are no water catch-basins to empty as the system is self-draining.  The high-capacity, high-efficiency SaniDry XP dehumidification system seemed to be exactly what was needed in Robin’s basement. It provided the assurance needed so Robin wouldn’t have to worry any more about mold growth and could run her system without running up her energy bill!

An open-air front porch.  What a great amenity for any homeowner to relax on outdoors.  What happens, though, if that prized area is slowly sinking?  Homeowner Joseph S. from Riverside, NJ noticed a gradual sloping from one side of his porch to the other, a difference of nearly two inches.  He searched on-line and found Quality 1^st Basement Systems.  He needed to know if PolyLEVEL could be used to repair his porch.

Specialist Kenny Tramutola visited Joseph and inspected his porch.  With the concrete slab sinking and separating from the brick foundation, the PolyLEVEL process would be a quick and permanent fix for the porch.  The process would involve the injection of structural grade polymers beneath the concrete porch slab through small holes, lifting and stabilizing the area.  The material, less porous than concrete, would not wash out or deteriorate. 

Joseph S. was ready to have his porch level again.  Quality 1^st Basement Systems completed the work and since PolyLEVEL cures within 15 minutes, Joseph was happily back on his porch in a very short time! 

David R. from Medford, NJ was thinking about encapsulating his concrete-floor crawlspace.  The space was damp and insulation was falling down.  He scheduled an appointment to have waterproofing specialist Jeff Nero out to inspect the problem area, answer David’s questions, develop a plan for fixing the crawlspace, and provide a free estimate.  David was pleased with the proposed plan and cost so he decided to move forward with the work.

Project Manager Victor Leon brought his crew to David’s property and began the remediation process. CleanSpace Drainage Matting was installed on the floor to eliminate sitting water and direct it to the SmartSump sump pump system. The high-quality, low-profile SmartSump would pump the water out and away from the home and disperse it onto the lawn through the LawnScape discharge outlet.  An IceGuard was included along the discharge route for colder months, to prevent flooding if ice begins to block the way.  Lastly, airtight CleanSpace vent covers were installed to seal out moisture and a CleanSpace liner was installed to complete the encapsulation by further preventing water vapor from making its way into the crawl space.   

By the end of the project, David R. found his crawl space transformed from a dark, damp space beneath his home to a cleaner, brighter, drier area isolated from the earth.  Quality 1^st Basement Systems was happy to please this customer!

Although homeowner Joana S. from Medford, NJ had no water problems in her crawl space, she did notice some musty smells circulating down there. She wasn’t sure what the best solution would be – a dehumidifier? A sump pump? A vapor barrier?  She inquired with Quality 1^st Basement Systems, looking for an expert to help her resolve her problem. 

Waterproofing specialist John Schweitzer completed a thorough inspection of Joana’s crawl space, discussed the best options for resolving the musty smells (including a dehumidifier and vent covers), and provided her with a free estimate.

The low-profile, powerful, energy-efficient SaniDry CX removes the moisture from the air and blows out a dry air into the space. This system helps keep the humidity levels below 50%, reducing the chance for mold to grow.  It also has a two-stage filter system to clean the air of allergens.  There are no water catch-basins to empty as the system is self-draining.  The high-capacity SaniDry CX dehumidification system installed in conjunction with CleanSpace vent covers (to seal out the moisture) seemed to be exactly what was needed in Joana’s crawl space to stop the musty smells. Joana could run her new system, removing the humid air that creates mold and musty smells, while saving energy at the same time!

One of Quality 1^st Basement Systems’ foundation specialists, Kenny Tramutola, was scheduled to meet with a Medford homeowner who was looking to get a free estimate for his failing foundation wall.  Kenny inspected the bowing basement wall.  Though the problem may have initially seemed like an overwhelming situation for the homeowner, Kenny was able to assure him that the tools and products available was a sure solution. 

Kenny determined that the best solution for this homeowner’s problem was the PowerBrace system of support.  The corrosion-resistant system can mean more than support; it can potentially improve the wall over time by means of its patented system of tightening.  With the homeowner’s consent, an installation date was scheduled.  The installation of the steel beams immediately stabilized the home and prevented the wall from further movement.  Quality 1^st Basement Systems was happy to put the homeowner at ease once again with a newly-secured foundation wall.  

A Little Falls homeowner had a wet basement and was ready to find a solution.  She searched the internet and found Quality 1^st Basement Systems. 

A Quality 1^st Basement Waterproofing Specialist visited the homeowner, completed a thorough interior and exterior inspection of her basement, and determined the best solution to the water problems she was experiencing.  The homeowner received a free estimate for the proposed work and the specialist answered all of her questions and addressed any concerns.

A Quality 1^st Basement Systems installation crew mobilized to Little Falls, NJ to fix the homeowner’s basement.  They installed a full-perimeter WaterGuard (to channel and direct any water seepage); a TrenchLock trench drain (which spans doorways to collect water from outside and connects to the WaterGuard); a SuperSump Sump Pump System (to efficiently and reliably remove water from the basement area); an IceGuard (designed to prevent flooding in the event of frozen discharge pipes); and a LawnScape outlet (to direct discharge water away from the home and disperse it on the lawn). 

With all of the waterproofing systems working in conjunction with one another, Quality 1^st Basement Systems helped to create a more secure, drier basement.  Additionally, the homeowner’s worries about having a wet basement were eased.  

Homeowner Helen T. in Mount Holly was experiencing water on the basement floor after a rain.  She wanted to stop the wetness before it caused further problems.  She searched the internet, found Quality 1^st Basement Systems, and called to schedule a free estimate appointment. 

A basement waterproofing specialist visited Helen to complete a thorough interior and exterior inspection of her basement to determine the best solution to the problems she was experiencing.  He came up with an ideal plan to meet her needs, answered all of her questions, and provided her with a free estimate for the waterproofing products and work.  Helen wanted a drier basement, so set up an installation date for Quality 1^st Basement Systems to mobilize a crew to Mount Holly to fix Helen’s basement. 

As agreed, the crew installed a full-perimeter WaterGuard (to channel and direct water seepage from the walls); a TrenchLock trench drain (to prevent water from seeping in at the stairway); an UltraSump and a SuperSump system (powerful and efficient sump pumps to provide exceptional protection); an IceGuard (designed to prevent flooding in the event of frozen discharge pipes); and a LawnScape outlet (to disperse discharge water away from the home and on the lawn).  Additionally, a SaniDry CX was installed to maintain a low humidity level.    

Quality 1^st Basement Systems helped to create a more secure, drier basement and Helen T. was able to have peace of mind about her basement.   

Hector from Mount Holly, NJ had a concrete walk area around the pool which was beginning to sink.  It was becoming a trip hazard, dropping off from the nearby walk area by approximately 2”.  In search of repair, Hector found Quality 1^st Basement Systems on the internet and was curious about the PolyLEVEL process advertised for lifting and leveling concrete.  He wondered if this could be the solution he was searching for, so he called Quality 1^st and scheduled an appointment for a free estimate.

Certified PolyLEVEL professional John Schweitzer visited Hector and inspected the concrete area around the pool.  John explained how the PolyLEVEL system is a quick fix for sinking concrete slabs.  The process involves the injection of structural grade polymers beneath the concrete slabs through small holes, lifting and leveling the area; in essence, eliminating the tripping hazard.  The environmentally friendly material used in this process is less porous than concrete and will not wash out or deteriorate in the ground.    

Hector found what he was looking for to avoid replacing the concrete.  He agreed to have Quality 1^st Basement Systems complete the work and, since PolyLEVEL cures within 15 minutes, the concrete area around the Hector’s pool was soon no longer a tripping hazard and ready to be walked on again in almost no time!  

Musty smells…water seepage...signs of a problem in the crawl space.  What’s the next thing to do? 

Well, Ray from Vincentown was lucky enough to have a friend who had work done by Quality 1^st Basement Systems, so he soon learned that he could have a crawl space specialist visit to provide him with a free estimate for repairs to the problems he was experiencing.  He had nothing to lose and was searching for a resolution.  Without hesitation, he called to schedule an appointment. 

A Quality 1^st Basement Systems’ specialist completed a thorough inspection of the crawl space, answered Ray’s questions, and then suggested that TerraBlock padded insulation be installed on the crawl space floor for a combination of energy savings and moisture protection.  In addition, SilverGlo Insulation Panels were suggested for the walls to result in additional water vapor protection while boosting energy efficiency as the panels reflect heat back into the crawl space.  Then, the durable CleanSpace Crawl Space Vapor Barrier (with a 25-year warranty against rips and tears) would be a quick-install to further isolate the home from the earth, providing yet another barrier to moisture which can cause mold and musty smells.  Lastly, installing a sturdy new, airtight Everlast Door made from inorganic plastics and foams would further help in sealing the space under the home. 

Completion of the project permitted Ray to not only have a drier crawl space, but also to experience a warmer main level of her home with energy-cost savings.  In addition, Ray took advantage of a Preferred Customer Discount being offered and saved money on his investment.   Quality 1^st Basement Systems was happy to have helped Ray achieve a greater peace of mind through this crawl space remediation! 

A homeowner in Browns Mills, NJ was displeased to find that water was coming into his basement, causing some damage to the finished basement walls.  The homeowner, Robert M., contacted Quality 1^st Basement Systems as they offered no-obligation free inspections and estimates by certified waterproofing specialists. 

After completion of a thorough interior and exterior inspection of the basement by waterproofing specialist Ken Peare, he determined the best solution to the water problems that Robert was experiencing and came up with an ideal plan.  He carefully explained his findings and waterproofing plans to Robert, and provided a free estimate for the waterproofing products and work.  Robert was ready to have his basement repaired so that the space would be drier and healthier.

A crew (headed by Project Manager Jonathan Neira) went to Browns Mills, NJ to fix this homeowner’s basement.  They installed a full-perimeter WaterGuard, designed to channel and direct any water seepage to a sump pump system.  Additionally, the crew installed Everlast Wall to restore the water-damaged portion of the wall with mold-resistant finished wall panels. 

 Quality 1st Basement Systems helped to create a drier basement for Robert and provided a permanent solution for the damaged walls. Robert was pleased to regain comfortable use of the basement space. 

Towards the end of the summer, this Chatsworth homeowner had contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems to winterize his parents crawl space. After seeing the results of warmer floors and lower heating bills, he decided to give Quality 1st another call to have a specialist come out to meet with him about his own. 

The System Design Specialist drove out to Chatsworth, NJ and did a full inspection of the crawl space and designed a solution that best fit the concerns the homeowner had for his crawl space once the temperatures dropped.

The crew installed TerraBlock foam insulation to the floors and then covered it with CleanSpace moisture barrier to completely seal the floors. These two products work together to insulate  and prevent moisture and humidity from forming inside the crawl space. Next, SilverGlo was installed against the walls to stop air leaks. SilverGlo has a built in heat barrier to help fight cold air. CleanSpace is then installed over the SilverGlo to again seal the crawl space from unwanted air, dirt and moisture or humidity build up. Lastly, the rim joist that rest on the foundation are sealed to prevent frigid air from coming through. Any windows or vents located in the crawl space are covered and seal to complete the winterized crawl space process.

Now the homeowner can enjoy his home this winter without having cold floors or a high heating bill each month! He was so pleased with the results that he referred Quality 1st Basement Systems to his neighbors.

A concerned homeowner in Hainesport, NJ contacted Quality 1^st Basement Systems to obtain a no-obligation, free estimate for her sinking and settling foundation.      

Foundation specialist Kenny Tramutola visited Donna S. to provide a thorough inspection of her foundation to determine the best solution which would meet her needs.  Kenny determined that Foundation Supportworks, Inc. Push Pier System would be the best solution to stabilize the home.  Push Piers are installed below grade, with galvanized tubes and brackets being driven deep into the ground to transfer the weight of the house to more stable soil or bedrock.  They permanently protect the home from further movement and potentially restore value to the property.  Additionally, the Push Piers come with a 25-year warranty against manufacturing defects. 

This quality permanent solution was just what Donna S. needed.  Quality 1^st Basement Systems was happy to leave the homeowner with peace of mind and stood proudly behind their work.   

A homeowner needed to address an issue she saw in her basement: a bowing cement block wall.  She became concerned about what she saw and sought expert assistance in evaluating and fixing the problem.  She contacted Quality 1^st Basement Systems to schedule a no-obligation, free estimate appointment.

Basement Design Specialist Kenny Tramutola completed a thorough interior and exterior inspection to determine the extent of the foundation damage.  Though the problem may have initially seemed like an overwhelming situation for the homeowner, Kenny was able to assure her that the quality products and services available would be a sure and permanent solution. 

After the inspection, Kenny carefully explained what he found, proposed the best solution for this homeowner’s needs, answered the homeowner’s questions, and provided her with a free quote. Kenny determined that the PowerBrace system of support with joist reinforcement would be the best product to remedy the foundation problem.  The corrosion-resistant system can mean more than support; it can potentially improve the wall over time by means of its patented system of tightening.  Because this system doesn’t involve any exterior work, the installation of the steel beams is quick and relatively non-invasive.  The I-beams immediately stabilize the home and prevent the wall from further movement. 

This homeowner decided to move forward with the solution proposed.  Quality 1^st Basement Systems was happy to put the homeowner’s mind at ease with a newly-secured foundation wall and the homeowner could breathe a sigh of relief.  

A homeowner had been experiencing a wet basement during rains.  She noticed over time that the water problem had been getting worse.  Determined to find a solution, she decided to call Quality 1^st Basement Systems after seeing an ad in her church bulletin.  She scheduled a no-obligation free estimate appointment. 

A Quality 1^st Basement Waterproofing Specialist visited the Florence Township homeowner.  In his complete interior and exterior inspection of her basement, he found several signs of water intrusion through the walls and floor, including efflorescence on the cement block walls as well as loose and lifting floor tiles.  After determining the best solution to meet the homeowner’s needs, the specialist explained the products and services that would be used to rectify the situation, answered all of her questions, addressed any concerns, and then provided her with a free quote for the proposed work.  With 20% down, Quality 1^st Basement Systems scheduled her installation.    

A Quality 1^st Basement Systems installation crew mobilized to Florence Township to fix the homeowner’s basement.  A full-perimeter WaterGuard, expertly manufactured to channel and direct any water seepage to the sump pump along with a newly installed TripleSafe Sump Pump System would efficiently and reliably remove water from the basement area.  The TripleSafe includes an efficient primary pump, a back-up pump (in case the first one fails or if there is a need for extra pumping power), and a third battery-operated pump (designed to kick in if the power goes out). IceGuards were installed on the discharge drains, too, to prevent a flood in the event that the lines freeze during the colder months. 

The homeowner’s concerns about having water seep into her basement area ended with the installation of the waterproofing products.  Quality 1^st Basement Systems was happy to help another customer resolve her basement water problem.

A homeowner in Marlton, New Jersey noticed their crawl space was sinking and the floors above it were sagging and contacted Quality 1st for a solution. Our System Design Specialist inspected the crawl space and noticed that the homeowners were using piles of bricks to hold up their crawl space. SmartJacks were installed in the crawl space to raise the sagging crawl space. The SmartJack system is an adjustable system to lift and restore floor joists. SmartJacks are the ideal solution for raising crawl spaces and are easy to install.  

A homeowner in Marlton, New Jersey noticed their patio had sunk 2-3 inches and contacted Quality 1st for a solution. Our System Design Specialist inspected the patio and recommended it be raised. Quality 1 used PolyLevel, a polyurethane foam to lift and raise the concrete back to its original level. The foam is injected into the concrete through penny-size holes and starts expanding and lifting the concrete within minutes. The patio is lifted and ready to be used that very same day.    

A homeowner in Marlton, New Jersey noticed their foundation walls bowing and contacted Quality 1st for a solution. Our System Design Specialist inspected the foundation and recommended that GeoLock Wall Anchors be installed to repair the bowing walls. These anchors are made of galvanized steel to prevent any further movement of the walls. These anchors work by extending from the wall to the stable, hard packed soil beyond the home. They anchor into the stronger soils and brace the foundation wall, preventing further movement.  

A homeowner in Medford, New Jersey had a sinking and settling sidewalk in Medford, New Jersey and contacted Quality 1st for a solution. Quality 1st used a polyurethane foam, PolyLevel to raise the sidewalk back to its original position. Polylevel is injected into the concrete through penny-size holes and begins to expand and lift the concrete. The sidewalk is back to its original position and can be used the very same day.   

Uneven slabs around a pool can cause serious trip hazards which could result in serious injury if not careful. This is exactly why James and his wife contacted Quality 1st Basements. They wanted to remove the trip hazards and make the pool area more safe for their family. On the day the installation our foreman Richard, did a walkthrough of the area to make sure no Furniture or objects were near the area going to be raised. He explained to James exactly what he was going to accomplish and checked in midway through to keep him informed of any changes. Richard drilled small holes into the concrete slabs and injected PolyLevel foam below using special equipment. The PolyLevel fills the void underneath and hardens, raising the slab back to its desired level. 

Sam noticed puddles would form in his driveway after heavy rain due to sinking slabs in the middle of his driveway. Each of the four inner slabs had settled allowing the water to pool in the center and trapping almost 10 inches of water. Sam could not take the puddles any longer and started looking for concrete replacement options until he came across our concrete lifting and leveling solution, PolyLevel. Sam watched our Facebook PolyLevel video and was amazed at how easily we lifted and leveled multiple sidewalks, driveways and porches. He gave us a call right away for our Concrete Repair Specialist, Jeff, to provide the ultimate solution. 

Jeff met with Sam and inspected not only his driveway but the patio area in the back to make sure no other slabs had settled. He explained that slabs sink because of the weak soil beneath the slab. Our PolyLevel solution will help the soil beneath the slab by offering additional support. Our team drills small penny- sizes holes into all four of the slabs. PolyLevel is injected beneath the slab where it expands filling any voids underneath. Once the slabs are leveled, PolyLevel hardens stabilizing the slabs.  

A homeowner in Palmyra , NJ contacted us with sinking concrete concerns in the front of their home. The sidewalk in front of their home and the path leading up to their front door had settled creating an uneven walkway path. Not only was it an eyesore to the homeowner but also a trip hazard that could cause serious injury if not leveled. When they heard we had an alternative solution to concrete replacement, they contacted us right away for a free estimate. 

Our Concrete Repair Specialist, Jeff P. met with the homeowner and did a full inspection of the sidewalks and pathways around the entire property. He measured roughly 2 inches of settlement on the from sidewalk, 3 inches of settlement on the walkway path and 1 inch of settlement on the back patio. The homeowner expressed their concerns about replacement since the new concrete would no longer match the existing. Jeff recommended our concrete raising solution, PolyLevel. 

PolyLevel is a polyurethane foam that is injected beneath the sinking slab. The foam fills expands under the slab to fill any voids and raise the concrete. Once the concrete is raised back towards its original level, the foam hardens to stabilize the slab to prevent future settlement.  

The homeowner was amazed at the professionalism of the crew, the customer service provided in the office and most important the installation process performed at the home. The homeowner was so happy they chose Quality 1st Basements to provide a solution for the concrete issues they were experiencing. 

Quality 1st Basements raised a concrete driveway back towards it's original level, permanently stabilizing it to prevent future sinking and settling. 

A Burlington, NJ homeowner had a concrete driveway that had settled causing trip hazards in multiple spots of the driveway. With the concrete being uneven, water would pool trapping the water in the driveway. The homeowner wanted to remove the trip hazards and raise the driveway back to level to allow water to flow straight into the grass.

Concrete Repair Specialist, Andy, explained that the soil beneath the slab was not strong enough to support the weight of the driveway causing it to sink. He recommended our team inject PolyLevel foam underneath to raise the concrete slab, and provide additional support to the concrete. PolyLevel is waterproof and environmentally friendly! It is a quick and clean installation and allows you to walk on the slab instantly once raised. 

Our team came in drilled small penny-size holes into the concrete slabs. Using special equipment, PolyLevel is injected underneath the sinking slab. The foam expands, filling all the voids and raising the slab. Once the slab is at it's desired level, our team stops injecting and allows a few minutes for the PolyLevel foam to harden. Now the slabs are permanently raised and stabilized. 

John, a homeowner in Burlington County, had sinking concrete all around his pool area. Removing the cover, he noticed several slabs had settled over the winter and now he had uneven concrete creating an eye sore and tripping hazards! Replacing the entire pool deck was not an option for him. He wanted a solution that would be quick and cause no disruption to the surrounding landscape near the pool. Doing research online, he came across our Concrete Lifting and Leveling System, PolyLevel. Curious about the system and its material, John contacted us for a free estimate. We sent Concrete Repair Specialist, Dylan, out to provide a thorough inspection and answer any questions John had. 

Dylan explained that over time, concrete sinks and settles because the soil beneath can no longer support the weight of the concrete. The cause behind weakening soil is one of three causes, too wet, too dry or poorly compacted. For John, his soil was too dry causing it to shrink and creating  voids between the soil and the slab. PolyLevel fills the voids, raises the slabs back to level, permanently stabilizing the entire concrete area. 

We sent Concrete Repair Specialist, Andy Gagliardi, out to inspect the pool deck area of a home in Roebling, NJ. Multiple slabs had settled creating trip hazards near the diving board and entrance to the stairs in the low end area. The homeowner wanted to repair the slabs without having to replace them since the concrete would no longer match the existing slabs. 

Andy suggested Polyurethane foam known as PolyLevel since it quickly and cleanly raises concrete back to level without causing disruption to the surrounding pool area or landscaping. Within just 15 minutes of completion the concrete slabs could be walk over. The Roebling, homeowner knew right away that this environmentally friend solution was exactly what he was looking for. 

Our team arrived on time and prepped the entire pool area for the installation. All pool deck furniture was removed as well as flower pots and the diving board. Our team drilled small penny-size holes into each concrete slab. Using special equipment, our crew injected PolyLevel underneath the slab raising it back towards its original level. 

Your crawl space is probably the only space in your home that you don't go in often or don't use at all. Yet, its one of, if not the most important place in your home. Why? Simply because over 80% of the air you breathe on the first level of your home comes from the space below, your crawl space! So  if your crawl space is damp and musty, its creating an odor, mold and poor air quality which you and your family are now breathing in while watching tv and eating dinner. Yuck! 

Quality 1st Basement Systems has been fixing nasty crawl spaces for over 20 years and so when Joanne and Michael from Columbus, NJ realized their crawl space needed to be checked out by a professional, they knew just who to call. We sent System Design Specialist, Javier, out to provide a full inspection and recommend a permanent solution to protect their home and provide them with peace of mind. 

Upon inspection, Javier noticed small puddles of water in multiple spots. There were white marks on the wall, known as efflorescence and signs of mold. The vents were allowing humid air come through along with moisture. Javier could also smell a strong odor that filled the entire area. Overall the space needed help and Javier knew exactly what to recommend.

Javier explained to Joanne and Mike that the best solution to their water problems in their crawl space was to completely seal the space off from the outside environment. The crawl space vents needed to be completely sealed with vent covers that would properly seal and prevent water from coming through. Next he recommended our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier to prevent water seepage and promote a cleaner space. Lastly, our crawl space sump pump known as SmartSump, to capture and direct water out of the crawl space and away from the home. 

Joanne and Mike were amazed at the experience they had with Javier. His honesty and knowledge is what helped them in their decision to hire Quality 1st to protect their crawl space.

James recently purchased a home in Columbus, NJ but a few months after moving in he noticed a smell coming from his crawl space. When entering, he immediately noticed dampness and small wet puddles near certain corners. The dirt floor was now mud and his insulation was falling out of the ceiling. 

James contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems for a free estimate on how to protect the space and keep it dry. We sent Crawl Space Specialist, Mike F. out to perform a full inspection and provide James with a recommendation on permanent solution.

When Mike entered the crawl space he was hit with that same musty smell indicating that the space was allowing moisture, water and humidity inside. He noticed signs of mold and efflorescence on the wall. Now it was time for Mike to figure out where it was coming from. 

Mike noticed the vents were open giving that humid air easy access to the crawl space. Water was coming up through the ground creating that dampness and the busy smell formed because of it. 

He recommended James fully encapsulate his crawl space to seal it off from the harmful outside environment preventing this crawl space from being healthy. He suggested covering the vents, putting a VaporBarrier System on the walls and floors and installing a dehumidifier to prevent a musty odor. 

A Burlington County Resident contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems after noticing the concrete slabs around his backyard patio had become uneven, creating a major safety hazard for his children and guest. They made an appointment with our Concrete Repair Specialist, Chris Bowe, to come out and provide them with a thorough inspection and options for a permeant solution. 

Chris measured roughly 2 to 5 inches of settlement across the patio area. The unevenness over time created water stains from puddles of water being trapped on the slabs since they would not drain properly to the grass. He recommended PolyLevel because although its light weight, its strong and waterproof. It will fill the voids in between the soil and concrete, and raise the slabs back towards their original positions.

 First, the crew drilled small, penny-shaped holes into the concrete slab. Next, our crew used specially designed equipment to inject structural graded polymers into the void. After filling the void, the expansion of the polyurethane then lifts the slab to its desired height. The process is repeated until the entire patio area is lifted to its proper height.

A homeowner in Burlington, NJ has been living in his home for over thirty years and has never done any home repairs. One day, he noticed that his driveway looked uneven. The homeowner did not think that there was anything seriously wrong with this, so he went on with his day. The next morning, the homeowner was leaving for work, and he tripped on the uneven slabs. He called Quality 1st Basement Systems and scheduled an appointment for his driveway to be repaired. 

By the next week, our design specialist, and crew repaired the homeowner's driveway. Instead of mudjacking, our crew used the Polylevel System, a state of the arch approach to repair the uneven slabs. Our crew first dilled small holes into the slabs and injected structural grade polymers into the empty void. Once the void has been filled, the expansion of the polyurethane lifted the slabs to their proper height. Our crew repeated this method until the entire driveway was complete.

Since his driveway has been fully repaired, the homeowner did not have any accidents and problems. He has been fully satisfied since then. 

A couple in Delan, NJ have been living in their home for over twenty years, and they have not done any repairs on their basements. One day, the couple went down into the basement, to get some cleaning supplies, and heard leaking noises. They did think it was anything serious, so they left it alone. A couple of days went by, and the couple went back into their basement. This time, they heard multiple leaking sounds but didn't know where it was coming from. They contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and scheduled an appointment for a specialist to come and inspect their basement. Our specialist came out to the couple's home and inspected their basements.

After carefully inspecting the basement, our specialist found that there were multiple forming cracks within the walls. he concluded that waterproofing the basement would prevent future leaks and water damage to the basement. Within that same week, our specialist returned to the couple's home, with our crew, and waterproofed their basement. First, our crew drained the excess water from the basement and sealed the cracks. They then installed our wall panels that prevent leakage, water vapor, and are resistant to mold and mildew. The panels also give the basement a cleaner and healthier look. 

After their basement has been fully waterproofed, the couple did not have to worry about leaks and mold build-up. They have been satisfied ever since. 

A homeowner in Hainesport, NJ noticed that there were forming cracks on the outside of his home. He knew that there was something forming at the bottom of his house, but he didn't know the exact problem. He called Quality 1st Basements and scheduled an appointment for a specialist to come out and inspect the cracks. We had one of our basement specialists go to the home and inspect the cracks. He noticed that there was a gap between the home and the chimney, stair-step cracks started to form, and the windows were not properly in place in the home. After carefully analyzing the cracks around the home, our specialist concluded that the home's foundation had cracked over time, and is now starting to affect the home. The foundation needed to be repaired immediately. 

Within the next few days, we had our crew go to the home and repair the foundation. Our crew installed steel push piers to help the foundation from cracking again. First, our crew removed the soil that surrounds the foundation's footing; they then installed a still bracket under the footing. Steel piers are driven through the bracket to stabilize the soil. The crew then transferred the weight of the home, from the concrete foundation, through the steel bracket and piers, to the bedrock. The home can be then lifted to its original position. Once the home has been placed back into its original position, our crew then backfilled the soil and covered the entire foundation. 

Since the foundation has been fixed, the homeowner has been happy that his home is completely secure. 

A homeowner, in Birmingham, NJ noticed that there was something wrong with his home. One day, he noticed that his bedroom window did not align with the frame. The next day, the homeowner was leaving for work, when he noticed that his front door did not align with its frame too, so it was difficult to fully open the door. He knew there was something wrong, so hell called Quality 1st Basement Systems and told them about his issue. He scheduled an appointment for our housing specialist to come out and inspect his home. Our specialist came to the home, and the homeowner showed him the forming cracks. The homeowner also told our specialist about his bedroom window and front door. After hearing all the problems, our specialist knew that the home's foundation was cracking. He told the homeowner that he needed to get his foundation fix, or his home would suffer major damage. The homeowner immediately made another appointment for our specialist, and our crew, to come out and repair the foundation.

Our crew repaired the foundation by installing steel push piers. First, our crew removed the soil surrounding the foundation's footing; this is where the pier will be placed. They then install a specially engineered bracket underneath the footing, and transferred the weight of the home, through the steel bracket, to the new bedrock. The home can be then lifted to its original height. Once the lift and stabilization are complete, our crew covered the new system with soil, and the home is in its new position.

Since the home foundation was repaired, the home did not have any more cracks, and the windows and doors were placed back in their proper position. The homeowner was completely satisfied. 

A homeowner in Delanco, NJ noticed that his driveway looked uneven and sloppy. The concrete slabs were sticking out, forming cracks. He knew that this would cause accidents, so he knew he needed to get it fixed. He called Quality 1st Basement Systems and scheduled an appointment for our specialist to come out and inspect his driveway. Our concrete specialist arrived at the home, on time, and the homeowner showed him the driveway. From seeing the forming cracks and sinking concrete slabs, our specialist knew that the driveway needed to be repaired immediately. He reported his findings to the homeowner; within the next week, our crew was scheduled to go out to the home and repair the driveway. 

Our crew arrived early at the home and started repairing the driveway. Instead of mudjacking, our crew used the Polylevel System, which is a state-of-the-art approach to repairing the homeowner's driveway. They first drilled small, penny-like shaped holes in the slab. Next, they used our specially designed equipment to inject structural graded polymers into the void. Once the void has been filled, the expansion of the polyurethane allows the slabs to be lifted to their desired height. The process is repeated until the entire driveway is repaired. 

After the repair, the homeowner was completely satisfied to see his driveway clean and secure. 

A couple in New Gretna, NJ recently purchased a home and needed a Foundation Repair expert out to inspect their basement walls that had diagonal cracks and bowing walls. They reached out to their neighbor asking if they recommended a Foundation company in the area that would provide them with an honest estimate. Being an existing customer of ours, the neighbor recommended us right away to provide an estimate.  

Upon inspection in the basement, Our System Design Specialist, Javier Romero, noticed the bowing walls and cracks immediately. He also discovered new smaller cracks in the far corner of the basement. Our specialist told the couple that over time, the soil is exposed to dry weather causing it to shrink and turn into clay. The clay soil then puts the amount of pressure against the walls of the basement walls, causing it to crack. Javier recommended our CarbonArmor System be installed to stabilize the basement walls and prevent future movement or cracking. This would prevent more damage and protect the structure and value of the home. 

Our crew installed 5 Carbon Fiber Straps to each basement wall to secure and stabilize the foundation. First, our crew grinds the walls down to create a clean surface. They then apply an epoxy resin to the wall and place the carbon strap over it. Once installed, the carbon strap keeps the wall firmly in place. 

The couple was amazed by the experience provided by our Quality 1st Basement Systems team and could not believe how quick and clean the installation was. The basement was cleaner than they found it and not a single piece of garage or tool was left behind. 

Birmingham, NJ homeowner, found water seeping into their basement every time it rained. They tried fixing the problem by painting the basement walls with Drylok. Unfortunately, this was a more serious problem, so the homeowner needed to find another solution. The homeowner then contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems to find the right solution. 

Our System Design Specialist, Anthony Rozza, discovered cracks in the walls, as a result of a foundation issue, causing water to seep into the basement. He then recommended that the homeowner waterproof their basement to prevent this from happening again. 

The main components of the homeowner's waterproofing system included the installation of the Triple Safe Sump Pump and WaterGuard French Drain System. With these two products combined, water seeping into the basement will be collected and pumped away from the away, preventing puddles and leaks. In addition, our crew also installed the SaniDry Sedona which will eliminate damp and musty odors lurking in the basement. 

The homeowner was thrilled to have their basement completely waterproofed. Since the installation, their basement has stayed fully dry and secure, allowing the homeowner to have peace of mind. As a result, they were fully satisfied with Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

Carl, a Southampton, NJ homeowner indicated there was something wrong with their home after experiencing a sagging sensation on their first floor. They knew that if this problem was not resolved it would grow to cause more serious damage. They needed to find a solution, so they searched on Google and found Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

After a quick phone call, Carl scheduled an appointment for our System Design Specialist, Jack Huber, to come out and inspect the floors. Jack arrived at the home, on time, and proceeded to inspect the first floor of the home. After inspecting the first floor, Jack then went to the basement to see if the problem started from there, to which it did.

The basement beams were weak, causing the sagging sensation on the first floor. A possible cause of this would be the wood rotting over time, or due to the amount of weight inside the home. Jack then recommended our SmartJack System would be the perfect solution for the homeowner. Our SmartJack System provides solid support for sagging beams, ending the nagging sensation that Carl was experiencing.

After the installation, Carl did not experience their floors sagging again. He was as thrilled to have found the solution, with the help of Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

A homeowner in Delanco, NJ contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems after discovering signs of moisture in their basement. After searching for solutions on the Internet, the homeowner found Quality 1st Basement Systems and thought they would be the perfect fit. After speaking with our customer service representative, the homeowner scheduled an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Greg Louis.

Greg arrived at the home, on time, and provided a full inspection of the basement. Afterward, Greg presented his findings to the homeowner and suggested our CleanSpace Moisture Barrier would be the perfect solution. Our CleanSpace Moisture Barrier prevents water vapor and humidity from passing through, allowing the basement to stay fully dry and secure. CleanSpace also provides a bright-white and clean look for the basement. 

The homeowner was very happy to have the CleanSpace Barrier installed. Since then, they did not have any other signs of moisture or humidity in their basement again. 

A homeowner in Windsor, New Jersey noticed their sidewalk was sinking and settling. This can be a problem because tripping over uneven sections near a pool can be a dangerous safety hazard. Spills on concrete can cause serious injuries to people's backs, bones, and their head. This can open unwanted liability if it causes injuries to family and friends.

Sinking and settling in concrete happens because concrete is often poured over recently backfilled soil. Over time, this loose soil settles and creates voids under the concrete. As you can see in the picture, the concrete was cracking and sinking into the soil.

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems, and our System Design Specialist, Jay Alvarez, was able to help them with a solution to this issue. He suggested they inject polyurethane foam into the concrete slab to lift and level it. 

Our foreman, Sean Andreas Johnson, used the PolyLevel Injections under the slab. This is done by drilling tiny holes in the concrete and injecting the polyurethane into the void. Doing this will provide an accurate lift and leveling of the concrete slab. Now, the homeowner does not have to worry about tripping hazards. 

A resident in Columbus, New Jersey noticed their driveway was sinking and settling. This happens because concrete is sometimes poured over poorly compacted loose soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids under the concrete. This can pose very dangerous tripping hazards because a friend or a family member can walk on this driveway and trip over it. A driveway is supposed to provide safety, not tripping hazards.

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe, helped them with a plan to fix this issue. He suggested they use a polyurethane foam that will lift the concrete to its original position.

Our foreman, Sean Johnson, used the PolyLevel Injection System on the sinking concrete. This is done by drilling small holes into the concrete and injecting the polyurethane foam into the voids. This foam has expanding properties that allow for a lift and leveling of the slab. PolyLevel is a great option because it can be installed in a matter of a few hours. It is also environmentally friendly, waterproof, and is a lightweight solution that will not add weight to existing soil. Now, the homeowner does not have to worry about tripping over their driveway.

A homeowner's driveway in Hainesport, New Jersey was cracking, sinking, and settling. This was becoming a hazard because the sinking and settling were happening on the sidewalk, where other residents walk. This often happens because of the backfilled loose soil underneath the concrete. Over time, this loose soil settles and creates a void underneath the concrete. This can be a danger because a resident, family member, or friend could trip on the sidewalk or the driveway and hurt themselves.

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe, was able to provide an inspection of the driveaway and help them fix this issue. Upon his inspection, Chris saw how unlevel and unsafe the concrete was. Chris suggested they use a polyurethane foam to be injected under the concrete to lift it. 

Our foreman, Sean Johnson, used the PolyLevel Injection System under the concrete. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the slab and injecting the polyurethane foam into the voids underneath the concrete. The polyurethane has expanding properties that allow for an accurate lift and level of the slab. PolyLevel is a lightweight, environmentally friendly, waterproof solution that will not add weight to the existing soil, and will not wash out. This install process has very minimal disruption to the existing concrete. To fill the cracks in the concrete, Sean Johnson used the NexusPro Joint Sealant on the concrete slab. This sealant is pliable so the natural expansion and contraction of concrete during weather changes does not break its bond. This will also protect the concrete from water infiltration. 

When the job was finished, the homeowner was pleased with the outcome. They were once again able to walk on their driveway without the safety hazard of tripping, and they no longer had to worry about residents tripping on the sidewalk.

A homeowner in Chesterfield, New Jersey noticed their concrete walkway was settling and becoming unlevel. This is caused by backfilled and poorly compacted loose soil around the foundation. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath the concrete. This can be dangerous because if a friend or family member walked on this concrete, they could trip and hurt themselves.

The homeowner made a call to Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe, was able to provide an inspection of the home and help them find a plan to fix this issue. Upon his inspection, Chris saw how unlevel the walkway was and he suggested a polyurethane foam to lift the concrete slab.

Our foreman, Sean Johnson, used the PolyLevel Injection System to be injected underneath the slab. This process is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the slab and injecting the polyurethane foam into the voids underneath the concrete. The polyurethane foam is a lightweight, waterproof, and environmentally friendly solution that will not add weight to the existing soil. PolyLevel has expanding properties that allow for an accurate lift and leveling of the slab. This process can be installed in a matter of a few hours.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was very satisfied with the results. They were able to walk safely on the concrete walkway without worrying about any tripping hazards.

A homeowner in Burlington, New Jersey noticed water and moisture getting into their crawl space. This can happen because of the poorly compacted soil around the foundation. Over time, this soil becomes saturated during heavy rainfall, creating hydrostatic pressure which pushes water through the walls and floors in the crawl space. A wet crawl space can have many negative effects such as dust mites, pests, increased energy bills, and even mold growth.

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems after seeing our ads on Facebook, and our System Design Specialist, Javier Romero, was able to provide an inspection of the home. Upon his inspection, Javier noticed the moisture in the crawl space and he suggested they encapsulate the crawl space to seal it from the earth's elements.

Our foreman installed the CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System which is thick and durable like a pool liner. This process is done by removing debris, dirt, and leveling uneven surfaces. Then, the liner is carefully placed throughout the crawl space and is secured with drilled-in fasteners and spikes. The CleanSpace Vapor Barrier will ensure that moisture and water stay out, and the crawl space stays dry.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was pleased with the finished outcome. Now, the homeowner has a usable space for storage, and they no longer have to worry about moisture in their crawl space.

This homeowner in Mount Laurel, New Jersey was experiencing water and moisture getting into their crawl space. This occurs because of the poorly backfilled soil surrounding the home's foundation. Over time, this soil becomes saturated during heavy rainfall, creating hydrostatic pressure which pushes water through the walls and floors of the crawl space. A wet crawl space can have many negative effects such as increased energy bills, insects and rodents, musty smells, and even mold growth.

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Jay Alvarez, was able to provide an inspection and help them find a solution to this issue. Upon his inspection, Jay noticed how damp the crawl space was and he suggested they encapsulate the space to seal it from the earth's elements.

Our foreman, Esau Aquino, arrived on the site and began the preparation to encapsulate the crawl space with the CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System. This system is thick and durable like a pool liner and will ensure the crawl space stays dry. The installation process is done by removing any debris and dirt, leveling uneven surfaces, and then carefully fitting the system to the crawl space. CleanSpace is then kept in place with drilled-in fasteners and spikes.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was satisfied with the outcome, and with the professionalism, they saw on the job. Now, they were able to use the crawl space for storage, and they did not have to worry about moisture or water getting in.

A homeowner in Maple Shade, New Jersey noticed water coming into their crawl space through the walls and floor. This occurs because the soil around the foundation is poorly compacted. Over time, this soil gets saturated and creates hydrostatic pressure, which pushes water and moisture through the walls and floors. This can have many negative effects such as pests, aggravated allergies, musty smells, and mold growth. 

Looking for a solution, the homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our customer service representative was able to schedule them for an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Joe Mancini. Joe provided an inspection of the home and he suggested they encapsulate the crawl space to seal it from the earth's elements.

Our foreman, Wilver Cardoza, arrived on the job site and began the installation of the CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System which seals the crawl space from the earth. This system does not require heavy equipment and can be installed within a day. The process is done by removing any debris in the crawl space and leveling uneven surfaces and fastening the liner with drilled spikes. CleanSpace will protect the crawl space from water and moisture while having a bright and fresh appearance.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was pleased with the outcome. They had peace of mind knowing that their crawl space is now healthy and is able to hold storage without any damage.

This homeowner in Medford, New Jersey noticed their patio was sinking and becoming unlevel. This occurs because of the poorly compacted soil underneath the concrete. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath. This can be dangerous because a friend or family member can easily trip and injure themselves.

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our customer service representative was able to book them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe. Chirs provided an inspection of the home and he noticed how the concrete was sinking. Chris suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete.

Our foreman arrived on the site and began the process of using the PolyLevel Injection System which will level the slab. This process is done by drilling tiny holes into the slab and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. The polyurethane foam has expanding properties that allow for an accurate lift and leveling of the slab. PolyLevel is a lightweight, environmentally friendly, and waterproof solution that will not wash out, or add any weight to the existing soil.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was pleased with the outcome. They were able to safely walk on their patio without the hazard of tripping and hurting themselves.

This homeowner in Wrightstown, New Jersey noticed their pool patio was sinking and becoming unlevel. This happens because concrete is poured over poorly compacted soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath the slab. This can be dangerous because a friend or family member can easily trip and injure themselves. As you can see in the photo, the slab is sinking severely.

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our customer service representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe, and he was able to provide an inspection. Upon his inspection, Chris noticed how the patio was becoming unlevel and he suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the slab.

Our foreman, Luis Aguirre, arrived at the job site and began the process of using the PolyLevel Injection System. This process is done by drilling small holes into the concrete and injecting the foam underneath to fill the voids. The PolyLevel solution has expanding properties that allow for an accurate lift and leveling of the slab. PolyLevel is a lightweight, environmentally friendly solution that will not add weight to the existing soil.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was pleased with the outcome. They were able to safely walk on their concrete patio without the concern of tripping or injuring themselves.

This homeowner's concrete pool patio in Neshanic Station, New Jersey was experiencing some severe sinking. This is caused by concrete being poured over recently backfilled soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath the slab, causing it to become unlevel. If gone unrepaired, this can pose a serious safety hazard because someone could trip and hurt themselves.

Looking for a solution, the homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems where our customer service representative was able to book them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Jonathan Seminerio, who was able to provide an inspection. Upon his inspection, Jonathan noticed how the concrete was unlevel and he's suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift the concrete.

Our foreman, Sean Johnson, arrived at the job site and began the process of using the PolyLevel Injection System. This is achieved by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. This process will lift and level the concrete within minutes. PolyLevel is lightweight and environmentally friendly, and will not add weight to the existing soil.

When the job was completed, the homeowner was pleased with the outcome and satisfied with the professionalism they observed on the job. The patio was brought back to a level position with the PolyLevel Injection, and they were able to safely walk on their patio without the hazard of tripping.

A homeowner in Moorestown, New Jersey noticed their concrete sidewalk was becoming settling and becoming unlevel. This is caused by the concrete being poured over poorly compacted soil. Over time, the soil settles and creates voids, which causes the concrete to sink.

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Jay Alvarez was able to help them find a solution and provide an inspection. Upon his inspection, Jay noticed the concrete was unlevel and he suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete.

Our foreman, Sean Johnson, arrived at the site and began the process of installing the PolyLevel Injection System. This is achieved by drilling tiny holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. This can be done within a day and PolyLevel is a lightweight environmentally friendly solution that will not add any weight to the existing soil.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was pleased with the outcome and happy with the professionalism they observed on the job. They were able to safely walk on their sidewalk without the hazard of them tripping, or even another resident.

Quality 1st Basement Systems received a call from a homeowner in Florence, NJ. The homeowner discovered their patio was sinking a few inches, creating an odd look for the home, so they needed to find a solution. Luckily, we were able to repair the patio using the Polylevel Injection Method. 

Unlike mudjacking, polylevel is not a mixture of concrete and mud but rather a foam made from structural graded polymers. It is waterproof, environmentally friendly, and takes fifteen minutes to recover. The installation process is less messy and easy to install.

After the installation process, the homeowner did not experience any other issues with their sidewalk again. 

A concrete patio should not consist of unlevel slabs that could be tripping hazards. This homeowner in Lumberton, New Jersey noticed their concrete patio was sinking and becoming unlevel. This happens because concrete is poured over poorly compacted soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath the slab.

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our customer service representative was able to book them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Jack Huber. Jack provided an inspection and he suggested a polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete slab.

Our foreman arrived at the job site and began the process of using the PolyLevel Injection System. This is done by drilling tiny holes into the slab and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. This process can be completed within a day and is safe to walk on after 15 minutes of the injection. PolyLevel is a lightweight solution that will not add weight to the existing soil.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was happy with the outcome and pleased with the professionalism they observed on the job. After the PolyLevel Injection, they did not experience any issues with their concrete. 

Quality 1st Basement Systems received a call from a homeowner in Shamong, NJ. The homeowner explained how their home was undergoing serious foundation issues and needed to find a permeant solution. Some of the signs included bowing and cracking basement walls and sagging floors, so we scheduled the appointment for our Senior Design Specialist, Jack H., to inspect the problems and provide a quote for the homeowner. Jack arrived at the home, on time, and inspected the walls and floors. After a careful inspection, Jack recommended two of our foundation repair products for the homeowner.

First, Jack recommended our Carbon Armor Reinforcement Straps that help stabilize bowing and cracking walls. The material is made from carbon fiber that is 10x stronger than steel and is flexible enough to move with the cracks and stabilize them. 

Second, Jack recommended our SmartJack System by Supportworks to help stabilize and straighten the sagging floors. Our SmartJack System is made from galvanized steel, so it will not rust nor corrode. The system is also adjustable, so it can adjust the floor to the homeowner's desired height. 

Since the installation, the homeowner was happy to see their basement walls and floors fully repaired. They have not experienced any other issues in their home, and Quality 1st Basement Systems has satisfied another homeowner yet again!

A driveway should provide safety for a homeowner, to ensure they get into their home unharmed. This homeowner in Lumberton, New Jersey noticed their concrete driveway was sinking and settling. This can happen if the concrete is poured over poorly compacted soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath.

The homeowner made a call to Quality 1st Basement Systems where our customer service representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe. Chris provided an inspection at the home where he suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift the concrete to its original position. 

Our foreman arrived at the job site and began the process of using the PolyLevel Injection System. This is done by drilling tiny holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. This can be installed within a day and requires minimal disturbance to the concrete. PolyLevel is environmentally friendly and is lightweight, so it will not add any weight to the existing soil.

When the job was finished, the homeowner was happy with the outcome, as well as the professionalism they observed on the job. Since the install, they have not experienced any other problems with their driveway. 

A homeowner in Delcano, NJ was experiencing water issues in their basement. They knew that if they did not find a solution fast, the problem would grow and create more serious damage. They searched the Internet for possible solutions and found Quality 1st Basement Systems. After speaking with a customer service representative, the homeowner scheduled an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Joseph D. 

Joe arrived at the home, on time, and provided an inspection of the basement. He discovered the basement contained no waterproofing system, allowing water to easily seep inside. He presented this to the homeowner and recommended our basement waterproofing system. 

The main components of the waterproofing system include the WaterGuard French Drain and Triple Safe Sump Pump systems. In addition, we also installed the SaniDry Sedona. Each system is durable and will keep the basement dry and healthy for years. 

Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other water issues in their basement. They have been satisfied with Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

Quality 1st Basement Systems was contacted by a homeowner in Birmingham, NJ. The homeowner was experiencing a musty smell coming from their crawl space and did not want the situation to get any worse. We scheduled our System Design Specialist, Joseph D., to go inspect the crawl space. 

Joe arrived home, on time, and provided an inspection of the crawl space. During his inspection, Joe discovered the crawl space was not properly sealed. A crawl space that's not concealed from the outside can develop moisture and humidity problems. This results in a musty smell. Joe presented this to the homeowner and suggested our CleanSpace Moisture Barrier would be the perfect solution. 

In addition to installing CleanSpace, our crew also installed the SaniDry Sedona. Each system is designed to keep the crawl space dry and healthy for years. Specifically, CleanSpace will prevent water vapor and humidity from passing through the crawl space, and the SaniDry Sedona clean air. 

Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other issues with their crawl space. They have been satisfied with the results. 

A homeowner in Hainesport, NJ experienced a musty smell in their home. They could not find the source of the smell, so they indicated an issue occurring in their home. They searched the Internet for possible solutions and came across the Quality 1st Basement Systems website. After reviewing their work, the homeowner decided they were the perfect fit. After speaking with our customer service representative, the homeowner scheduled an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Anthony G. 

Anthony arrived at the home, on time, and proceeded to inspect the home. During his inspection, Anthony followed the musty odor to the home's crawl space. There, he found the crawl space was damp and humid, thus causing the musty smell. He presented this to the homeowner and suggested encapsulating the crawl space would be the perfect solution. Encapsulating, or sealing your crawl space from the Earth, is important for your crawl space, since it prevents outside moisture and humidity from entering the area. To do this, our team installed the CleanSpace Moisture Barrier. 

The CleanSpace Moisture Barrier is a durable, bright-white crawl space liner that prevents water vapor and humidity from passing through. One of the main benefits of CleanSpace is how it also transforms your dark and damp crawl space into a bright-white and healthy space. 

Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other issues with their crawl space, and they have been fully satisfied with Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

After noticing their concrete sidewalk was sinking, a homeowner in Delcano, NJ decided to have it repaired. They knew that if they did not repair their sidewalk, it would create a safety hazard around their home, thus disrupting their peace of mind. After searching the Internet for possible solutions, the homeowner discovered Quality 1st Basement Systems and thought they were the perfect fit. 

The main component of the repair was using the Polylevel Injection Method. Polylevel is a durable and long-lasting solution for concrete repair. Some of the benefits include it being waterproof, environmentally friendly and takes fifteen minutes to recover. Beginning the repair, our crew first drilled small, penny-like holes into the uneven concrete slabs. They use specially designed equipment to inject the polyurethane foam underneath the slab. Once the void, between the slab and earth, has been filled, the polyurethane foam expands and lifts the concrete slab to its desired height. The process is repeated until the entire sidewalk is repaired. 

The homeowner was very happy to see their sidewalk repaired, and was satisfied with the services of Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

Quality 1st Basement Systems was contacted by a homeowner in Delran, NJ about a concrete job. The homeowner noticed their concrete patio was sinking, causing an uneven look for their home. Concrete is an essential part of your home, so when it sinks it affects your home's property value. Repairing your concrete is an important part of maintaining the property value of your home. 

We repaired the patio using the Polylevel Injection Method. Polylevel is a popular concrete resolution that's durable and long-lasting. Some of its benefits include it being waterproof, environmentally friendly and takes fifteen minutes to recover. Our crew drilled small, penny-like holes into the uneven slab. They use specially designed equipment to inject the polyurethane foam into the void between the slab and earth. Once the void has been filled, the polyurethane foam expands and lifts the concrete slab to the desired height. This process is repeated until the entire patio is repaired. 

The homeowner was happy to see their concrete patio repaired. They have not experienced any other issues since the installation, and continue to be satisfied with the results. 

A homeowner in Joint Base Mdl, NJ knew there was an issue with their home after noticing their concrete steps sinking and forming a gap between the steps and their home. They knew that if the problem was not resolved soon, it would increase and possibly create safety issues around the home. After searching the Internet, the homeowner discovered Quality 1st Basement Systems and thought they were the perfect fit.

We repaired the sinking concrete steps using the Polylevel Injection Method. Polylevel is a durable and long-lasting solution for concrete repair. Some of the benefits of injecting polylevel are that it's waterproof, environmentally friendly, and takes fifteen minutes to recover. The process involves our crew drilling small, penny-like holes into the uneven concrete slab. They then use specially designed equipment to inject the polyurethane foam into the void. Once the void has been filled, the polyurethane foam expands and lifts the concrete slab to its desired height. Once the project is complete, our crew did a final clean-up before ending the day. 

The homeowner was very happy with the results and has not experienced any other issues with their concrete. They have been satisfied with Quality 1st Basement Systems.  

Quality 1st Basement Systems was contacted by a homeowner in Juliustown, NJ. The homeowner had been experiencing issues with their concrete garage floor and needed a durable solution. We had our System Design Specialist, Alvin R., provide an inspection of the concrete. Once Alvin arrived at the home, he measured the height of the gap between the floor and base and checked for any serious cracking. Luckily, there was no serious damage done to the garage floor, so Alvin recommended our Polylevel Injection Method would be the perfect solution. 

Polylevel is a durable and long-lasting solution for concrete repair. Some benefits of using Polylevel are that it's waterproof, environmentally friendly, and takes about fifteen minutes to recover. It involves our crew drilling small penny-like holes into the sinking concrete. They use specially designed equipment to inject the polyurethane foam into the uneven floor. The polyurethane foam fills the void between the earth and the concrete floor, expanding and lifting the floor to the desired height. After our crew finished the repair, they provide a thorough cleanup before completing the job. 

The homeowner was happy to see their concrete floor repaired. They have not experienced any other issues since then, and they have been satisfied with the services of Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

Quality 1st Basement Systems received a phone call from a homeowner in New Gretna, NJ about a foundation job. The homeowner noticed the floors on the first level of their home have been sagging. Sagging floors are a result of a foundation issue in your home. We had our System Design Specialist, Anthony G., inspect the home. 

During his inspection, Anthony discovered the sagging sensation was caused by a weak crawl space beam. Weak crawl space beams are caused by multiple things including a damp and humid crawl space or added weight to the floors above. Anthony presented this to the homeowner and suggested the SmartJack System would be the perfect solution. 

The SmartJack Crawl Space Reinforcement System is designed to support the main crawl space beam, and restore stability and straightness to the floors. It's a durable and long-lasting solution for foundation repairs. Some other benefits include the system being adjustable and made from galvanized steel, so it will not rust nor corrode. 

Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other issues in their home. They have been satisfied with the services of Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

This homeowner in Burlington, New Jersey noticed their concrete sidewalk was becoming unlevel and cracking. If this goes without repair, the uneven sidewalk could pose a major tripping hazard and someone could injure themselves. This occurs when concrete is poured over backfilled soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids in the soil beneath the concrete. 

The homeowner did not want to let this issue go without a resolution, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems. Our customer service representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Bill Paterno. Bill provided an inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete to its original position. 

A couple of days later, our foreman arrived at the job site and began installed the PolyLevel Injection System. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. This will be repeated until the concrete is brought to a level position. Within 20 minutes, the concrete will be lifted and safe to walk on again. PolyLevel is a lightweight, environmentally friendly solution that will not wash out and is waterproof.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was happy with the results. They did not have a concern about injuring themselves on their sidewalk anymore! 

After noticing their basement walls were bowing inwards, a homeowner in New Libson, NJ knew their home was undergoing some foundation issues. They searched the Internet for possible solutions and discovered Quality 1st Basement Systems. After reviewing their work, the homeowner thought they would be the perfect fit. 

We had our System Design Specialist, Anthony G., provide an inspection for the homeowner. Luckily, the foundation issues were at their beginning stages, so Anthony recommended our Carbon Armor Straps would be the perfect solution. The Carbon Armor Straps are designed to stabilize bowing walls. The main benefits are the system being completely flexible and 10x stronger than steel. 

Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other issues with their home, and they have been satisfied with the services of Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

A homeowner in Rancocas, NJ discovered their home was undergoing some foundation issues, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems. Our System Design Specialist, Anthony G., inspected the home. 

During his inspection, Anthony noticed the basement walls were seriously damaged. The walls were bowing inwards and on the brink of developing stair-step cracks, so Anthony presented this to the homeowner and recommended the PowerBrace System. 

The PowerBrace System is designed to stabilize bowing, buckling, or tilting walls, or serious foundation issues. It's a durable and long-lasting solution for foundation repair. One benefit of the PowerBrace System is that it's made from galvanized steel, so it will not rust nor corrode. 

Since the repair, the homeowner has not experienced any other foundation issues in their home. 

A homeowner in Shamong, NJ noticed drywall and stair-step cracks developing within their home, indicating their home was undergoing serious foundation issues. They knew that they needed to find a solution before the problem increases, so they searched the Internet and came across Quality 1st Basement Systems. After reviewing their work, the homeowner decided they would be the perfect fit. 

Our System Design Specialist, Anthony G., inspected the home. After providing a full inspection, Anthony recommended our Helical Pier System, as it's designed and lifts the home's foundation. Helical Piers are a durable and long-lasting solution for foundation repair.

Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other issues in their home. They have been fully satisfied with the services of Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

Quality 1st Basement Systems was contacted by a homeowner in Southampton, NJ for a foundation repair. The homeowner noticed their floors were sagging and needed to find the source and a possible solution. We had our System Design Specialist, Anthony G., inspect the floors. 

During his inspection, Anthony discovered the source of the problem. The sagging floors were caused by weak crawl space beams, the main support for the floors. There are numerous things that cause crawl space beams to weaken including added weight to the floors, rotting wood, and dampness. Anthony presented this to the homeowner and recommended our SmartJack Support System, which provides support to the crawl space beams and restores stability to the floors. 

Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other issues in their home. They have been satisfied with the services of Quality 1st Basement Systems.

A Tabernacle, NJ homeowner noticed their basement walls were cracking and bowing inwards, indicating their home was undergoing foundation issues. They searched the Internet for solutions and found Quality 1st Basement Systems. After reviewing their work, the homeowner decided they were the perfect fit. 

We helped resolve the issue by installing our Carbon Armor Reinforcement System. The system is designed to stabilize bowing walls. However, some benefits of the Carbon Armor System are it being completely flexible and 10x stronger than steel. 

Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other issues in their home. They have been satisfied with the services of Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

This homeowner in Maple Shade, New Jersey noticed their pool patio was cracking and beginning to sink. This occurs because concrete is poured over poorly backfilled soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath the concrete. If this goes without a repair, the unlevel concrete will be a major tripping hazard where people could injure themselves.

The homeowner knew this was an issue they wanted to fix immediately, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems. Our customer service representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe. Chris provided an inspection of the pool patio and he suggested that they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete. 

A few days later, our foreman arrived at the home and began the process of installing the PolyLevel Injection System. This is done by drilling tiny holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. This process is repeated until the concrete is brought to a level position. PolyLevel is environmentally friendly and a lightweight solution that will not add any weight to the existing soil. 

Within 20 minutes, the concrete was brought to a lifted position and safe to walk on. The homeowner was happy with the outcome and they were able to safely walk around their pool without the concern of tripping!

This homeowner in Hainesport, New Jersey noticed their pool patio was becoming unlevel and sinking. This occurs when concrete is poured over poorly compacted soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath the concrete, causing it to become unlevel. If this goes without repair, this tripping hazard could cause someone to injure themselves.

The homeowner made a call to Quality 1st Basement Systems and our customer service representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Bill Paterno. Bill provided a thorough inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete.

A few days later, our foreman arrived at the job site and began the process of installing the PolyLevel Injection System. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the polyurethane foam to fill the voids. PolyLevel can be installed within 20 minutes and is environmentally friendly. It is a lightweight solution that will not wash out and will not add weight to the existing soil.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was more than happy with the outcome. They were able to safely walk on the concrete without the concern of tripping hazards.

A driveway should provide safety to get into your home, it shouldn't be unlevel and cause tripping hazards. This homeowner in Mount Laurel, New Jersey was looking for a solution to repair their uneven concrete driveway. This occurs when concrete is poured over poorly compacted soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids, causing the concrete to become unlevel.

The homeowner made a call to Quality 1st Basement Systems and our customer service representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe. Chris arrived at the home and provided a thorough inspection, where he suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift the concrete.

Our foreman arrived at the home a few days later and began the process of using the PolyLevel Injection System. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. This process is repeated until it gets to the desired height. PolyLevel is a lightweight and environmentally friendly solution that will not add any weight to the existing soil. 

Within 20 minutes, PolyLevel brought the concrete to a leveled position, and the concrete driveway was safe to walk on. The homeowners were satisfied with the results and did not have to worry about tripping hazards anymore!

This homeowner in Browns Mills, New Jersey noticed their crawl space was damp and developing musty odors. A crawl space is supposed to be dry and healthy, not damp and smelly! This can happen when the crawl space is not sealed from the earth's elements, causing the soil from the earth to become damp and release moisture through the air. 

The homeowner did not want this issue to go without a solution, so after searching online, they came across Quality 1st Basement Systems and made a quick phone call. Our customer service representative was able to book them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, JC Gibriano. JC arrived at the home and provided a thorough inspection. JC suggested they encapsulate the space to separate the crawl space from the earth. 

A few days later, our foreman arrived at the home and began the process of sealing the space. He started by removing any dirt and debris, leveling uneven surfaces, and carefully fitting our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System in the crawl space. The foreman secures the CleanSpace in place with drilled-in spikes and fasteners. CleanSpace is mold-proof and waterproof and is thick and durable like a pool liner. Not only will this system provide protection against water and moisture, but it will also provide the homeowner with usable storage space!

When the job was complete, the homeowner was satisfied with the results. Now the homeowners have peace of mind to know that their crawl space is sealed from moisture. 

A pool patio is supposed to provide safety for homeowners, not tripping hazards! This homeowner in Delran, New Jersey noticed their pool patio was becoming unlevel and a tripping hazard. This occurs when concrete is poured over poorly compacted soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath, causing it to become unsafe.

The homeowner did not want this issue to go unresolved so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems. Our customer care representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe. Chris provided a thorough inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete. 

A few days later, our foreman arrived at the job site and began the process of using our PolyLevel Injections. This is done by drilling tiny holes into the concrete and injecting the foam to fill the voids. This process is repeated until the slab is lifted to its original position. PolyLevel is a lightweight and environmentally friendly solution that will not add any weight to the soil.

When the job was complete, the homeowners were able to safely walk around their pool patio without the concern of tripping! They were more than satisfied with the results and were reading to resume their pool parties for the rest of the summer!

This homeowner in Marlton, New Jersey had their summer pool parties interrupted by unlevel concrete! This happens when concrete is poured over poorly backfilled soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath the concrete. If this goes without repair, someone could injure themselves on the concrete. 

The homeowner searched online for solutions and came across Quality 1st Basement Systems. Our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe provided a thorough inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete. 

A few days later, our concrete repair foreman, Dylan McDonald, began the process of using our PolyLevel Injections. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. This process is repeated until the slab is brought to a lifted position. PolyLevel is a lightweight and environmentally friendly solution that will not add any weight to the soil. 

Within 20 minutes, the job was complete and the pool patio was safe to walk on again. The homeowner was satisfied with the results, as well as the professionalism they witnessed throughout the process. Now, they can continue their summer pool parties! 

Quality 1st Basement Systems was contacted by a homeowner in Hainesport, NJ about a waterproofing concern. The homeowner noticed water seeping into their basement whenever it would rain. We inspected the basement and knew the perfect solution for the homeowner. 

We installed our basement waterproofing system. The main components included the installation of the WaterGuard French Drain System, Triple Safe Sump Pump, and SaniDry Sedona. Each system is durable and long-lasting and will keep the basement dry and healthy. 

Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other water issues in their basement.

A homeowner in Joint Base Mdl, NJ noticed their basement contained puddles of water, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems. We inspected the basement and discovered small cracks within the walls, causing water to seep inside. We presented this to the homeowner and recommended our WaterGuard French Drain System would be the perfect solution. 

WaterGuard is designed to collect water, seeping into the basement, and direct it to the sump pump. It's installed above the footing of the home's foundation, so it will never clog. The system is also made from plastic, so it will never rust.

Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other water issues in their basement again. 

This homeowner in Mount Holly, New Jersey noticed their pool patio was sinking and settling. This happens when concrete is poured over poorly backfilled soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath the slab. If this goes without repair, someone could trip and injure themselves.

The homeowner made a call to Quality 1st Basement Systems and our customer care representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Joseph DelVecchio. Joseph provided a thorough inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete slab. 

A few days later, our concrete repair foreman Dylan McDonald arrived at the home and began the process of using our PolyLevel Injections. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. This process is repeated until the slab is brought to its original position. PolyLevel is a lightweight and environmentally friendly solution that will not add any weight to the existing soil.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was satisfied with the results, as well as the professionalism they witnessed on the job. Now, they don't have to worry about tripping hazards! 

Quality 1st Basement Systems was contacted by a homeowner in Juliustown, NJ about a foundation concern in their home. The homeowner noticed the first floor of their home was sagging. We provided a full inspection of the floors and measured how deep they had sunk. We then took a closer look at the home and discovered the cause of the problem was the main crawl space beam. Most homes are built with a crawl space that supports the first level. Over time, the crawl space beams will sag due to dampness and humidity issues, or additional weight from furniture and walking. 

We resolved this issue by installing our SmartJack Crawl Space Reinforcement System. The system is designed to support the crawl space beam and restore straightness and stability to the floors. Some benefits of the system are it is made from galvanized steel, so it will not rust, and it is also adjustable.

Since then, the homeowner has not experienced any issues with their floors, and they have been fully satisfied with the services of Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

A homeowner in New Greta, NJ contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems after discovering their basement walls were bowing inwards. Bowing walls are a result of foundation failure. This is caused when the soil, around your home, is pushed against your home's foundation. The homeowner was lucky to find this beginning stage and prevent any future issues. After our system design specialist provided a thorough inspection of the basement, they recommended our Carbon Armor System would be the perfect solution. 

The Carbon Armor Reinforcement System is designed to stabilize bowing basement walls. Our crew applies the straps to the wall using epoxy resin. The strap, itself, is flexible and will help stabilize and crack within the wall. Overall, the system is 10x stronger than steel. 

Since the repair, the homeowner has not experienced any other foundation issues in their home. They have been fully satisfied with the services of Quality 1st Basement Systems.

Quality 1st Basement Systems was contacted by a homeowner in New Greta, NJ about a concrete concern. The homeowner was interested in lifting their sidewalk, after seeing it had sunk about three inches. Sinking concrete can create tripping hazards around your home, which is an issue no homeowner wants. It also decreases your home's curb appeal and property value. Our Concrete Repair Specialist, Jeff P., inspected the sidewalk. Jeff presented his findings to the homeowner and recommended the Polylevel Injection, which would be the perfect repair method. 

Polylevel is a durable and long-lasting solution for concrete repair. It's commonly used to repair all forms of concrete. Some benefits of Polylevel are that it's waterproof, environmentally friendly, and had a fast recovery time. The process begins with our crew drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete. They use specially designed equipment to inject polyurethane foam into the voids underneath the slab. Once the void has been filled, the polyurethane foam expands and lifts the concrete to its original height. The process is repeated until the entire sidewalk is repaired. 

After the repair, our crew did a final clean-up. The homeowner was very happy to see their sidewalk looking good as new!

A New Libson, NJ homeowner discovered their concrete porch had sunk about three inches, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems for help. Sinking concrete can cause numerous issues around your home including tripping hazards, decreasing property value, and disrupting your peace of mind. A thorough inspection was done by our Concrete Repair Specialist, Jeff P. Jeff provided a quote for the homeowner, and within a few days, our crew arrived to repair the porch. 

Our crew lifted the sinking concrete using the Polylevel Injection Method. Polylevel is commonly used throughout the country since it is waterproof, environmentally friendly, and takes about fifteen minutes to repair from installation. The process starts with our crew drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete. They use specially designed equipment to inject the polyurethane foam into the void underneath the slab. Once the void has been filled, the polyurethane foam expands and lifts the concrete. The process is repeated until the porch has been repaired. 

In the end, the homeowner was very pleased to see their concrete porch looking as good as new again! 

A homeowner in New Lisbon, NJ was experiencing a musty odor coming from their crawl space, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems for an inspection. We carefully inspected the crawl space, to find standing water. Standing water creates a damp environment within the crawl space. This damp environment mixes with humid air and causes multiple issues including mold, wood rot, and musty odors. 

We resolved the musty odor issue by installing our SaniDry Sedona. SaniDry is a powerful dehumidifier that keeps your crawl space air clean. It eliminates particles including mold spores, dust mite droppings, and dust. In addition, we also installed our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System, which prevents water vapor and humidity from passing through the crawl space. 

Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any musty odors in their home. They have been satisfied with the services of Quality 1st Basement Systems.

Quality 1st Basement Systems was contacted by a homeowner in Rancocas, NJ about a crawl space concern. The homeowner discovered their crawl space was damp, and they knew it would cause serious problems for their home if it was not resolved. We provided a thorough inspection of the crawl space. We presented our findings to the homeowner and recommended our CleanSpace Moisture Barrier and SaniDry Sedona would be the perfect solutions. 

The CleanSpace Moisture Barrier and SaniDry Sedona are designed to keep the crawl space dry and healthy. Specifically, CleanSpace prevents water vapor and humidity from passing through the crawl space. The SaniDry Sedona keeps the crawl space air clean and healthy. It filters particles including mold spores, dust mite droppings, dust, and musty odors. 

Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any issues with their crawl space!

Quality 1st Basement Systems was contacted by a homeowner in Shamong, NJ about a water concern they noticed in their unfinished basement. The homeowner found standing water after a heavy down pour so they were interested in installing a drainage and sump pump system. We provided an inspection of the basement as well as a quote for the homeowner. Our System Design Specialist performed a thorough inspection and then review their findings with the homeowner. 

Since the water was coming in through the foundation wall leaving small puddles in two corners of the basement, he recommended a French drain system to collect and direct water directly to the sump pump. The sump pump would then remove the water from the basement area, keeping the space dry. 

We installed our WaterGuard French Drain and Triple Safe Sump Pump systems. Both are durable, long-lasting, and keep the basement dry and healthy. Specifically, WaterGuard is installed above the footing of the foundation so it will never clog. Our TripleSafe Sump Pump provides three times the protection against water seepage and can pump 2,200 gallons of water per hour.

Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other water issues in their basement. 

John B, a homeowner in Southampton, NJ  , was experiencing water seepage coming in from small cracks in this cider block foundation wall behind his wall panels. Concerned that this could cause serious damage to the rest of his basement he decided to contact an expert to provide him with a quote on a permanent solution for keeping water out. 

Quality 1st Basement Systems sent System Design Specialist, Steve Roldan, out to inspect the foundation walls and provide a recommendation on a solution. Upon inspection, Steve noticed active water seepage coming in directly underneath the basement window through the small horizontal crack that went across the entire length of the basement wall. Hydrostatic pressure was causing a slight bowing in the wall which therefore created the cracks where the water was seeping through. 

Steve recommended our Wall Repair System known as PowerBrace, be installed to stabilize the wall and prevent future movement. To keep the basement dry, he suggested a full waterproofing system which included our WaterGuard French Drain system to collect the water from the walls. For how large the basement was, Steve recommended our TripleSafe Sump Pump System to provide the ultimate protection during the heaviest of rain. 

John was relieved that he finally had peace of mind when it came to his home. His foundation was now stabilized and his basement was now waterproofed. 

Quality 1st Basement Systems was contacted by a homeowner in Tabernacle, NJ after experiencing a sagging sensation on the first level floor of their home, indicating something was wrong. We scheduled a free estimate with one of our System Design Specialist, to provide a thorough inspection of the floor and the space underneath. During the inspection, the System Design Specialist, found that the sagging floors was cause by the lack of support underneath from the floor joist. The crawl space area had dampness and humidity. When the crawl space becomes damp, the main beam rots and causes the above floors to sag. We resolved the issue by installing our SmartJack Crawl Space Reinforcement System. It's designed to provide additional support the main crawl space beam and stability to the floors. 

This homeowner in Shamong, New Jersey contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems because they noticed their old sump pump was no longer working properly anymore. This can happen with sump pumps that are open pits in your basement, or if they are old and filled with dirt and grime. When a sump pump gets like this, it's best to replace it right away to avoid any issues in your basement. 

When the homeowner called us, our customer care representative booked them an appointment with our System Design specialist. Our specialist provided a thorough inspection and suggested they waterproof the basement and replace their old sump pump with a new one. Our crew installed our TripleSafe Sump Pump System which has an airtight and enclosed lid that will prevent water vapor from rising into the air. This system will provide you with three levels of protection and also has a backup battery. 

Each year since the installation, the homeowner schedules their annual maintenance appointments with our service team. Our team will thoroughly clean the system to ensure there are no errors with the system. Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any issues with their sump pump!  

This homeowner in Hainesport, New Jersey noticed their concrete patio was sinking and becoming unlevel. This can happen when concrete is poured over poorly backfilled soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath, causing the slab to become unlevel. If this goes without repair, someone could easily trip and injure themselves. 

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our customer care representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe. Chris provided a thorough inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete. A few days later, our crew arrived at the home to get the job done. 

Our crew began using our PolyLevel Injections underneath the concrete slabs. This process is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam underneath. This process is repeated until the concrete is brought to a level position. PolyLevel is a lightweight and environmentally friendly solution, so it won't add any weight to the existing soil. Within 20 minutes, the concrete patio was brought to a level position and was safe to walk on.

When the job was complete, our crew did a final clean-up. The homeowner was satisfied to see their patio repaired quickly. Now, they don't have to have concerns about tripping hazards! 

This homeowner in Montgomery, New Jersey noticed their crawl space was damp and smelly. This can happen when a crawl space is exposed to the earth's elements. Dirt and soil can hold a lot of moisture, which eventually turns into water vapor that rises into the air. A damp crawl space can have many negative effects on your home, and health such as aggravated allergies, mold growth, increased energy bills, rotting wood, smelly carpets, and even pests! 

The homeowner did not want this issue to go without a solution, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems. Our customer care representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist who provided a free thorough inspection. Our specialist suggested they encapsulate the space to seal it from the earth's elements. 

A few days later, our foreman arrived at the home and started to install our Drainage Matting. This will trap any water underneath and drain it to the sump pump. Next, our foreman installed our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System which is a thick and durable liner. This system will block out moisture and humidity and keep the space dry and healthy. 

Since the homeowner installed CleanSpace, they have not experienced any other issues with their crawl space. By sealing their crawl space, they have eliminated moisture, musty smells, mold growth, and pests! 

This homeowner in Burlington, New Jersey noticed their concrete was sinking and becoming unlevel. This can happen when concrete is poured over poorly backfilled soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath the surface, causing it to become unlevel. Concrete also sinks because of constant soil shrinkage and expansion. If this goes without repair, this tripping hazard could cause an injury to someone! 

The homeowner went online to look for solutions and they came across Quality 1st Basement Systems. They gave us a call and our customer care representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe. Chris provided a thorough inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete. 

A few days later, our foreman arrived at the home and began the process of using our PolyLevel Injections. This process is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete, and injecting the foam underneath the voids. This process is repeated until the concrete is brought to its original position. Within 20 minutes, our crew did a final clean up and the concrete was safe to walk on. 

When the job was completed, the homeowner was satisfied with the results. They were able to safely walk on their concrete without the concern of tripping hazards! 

This homeowner in Mount Laurel, New Jersey noticed their concrete sidewalk was sinking and settling. This can happen when concrete is poured over poorly backfilled soil, which settles over time. Another reason this can happen is from the soil is saturated and dry, causing it to constantly shrink and expand. This will cause the concrete to become unlevel and become an even greater tripping hazard.

The homeowner searched online for solutions and came across Quality 1st Basement Systems. They gave us a call and our customer care representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe. Chris provided a thorough inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete. 

A few days later, our foreman arrived at the home and began the process of using our PolyLevel Injections. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. This process is repeated until the concrete is raised and level. 

When the job was complete, the homeowner was satisfied with the results. They were able to safely walk on their concrete without the hazard of tripping. 

A homeowner in Delcano, NJ was concerned for their home after noticing a musty smell emerging from their crawl space. They searched the Internet for possible solutions and found Quality 1st Basement Systems. learning the company provided free crawl space estimates, the homeowner immediately called and scheduled an appointment.

Our System Design Specialist, Dylan M., arrived at the home, on time, and provided a thorough inspection of the crawl space. Dylan discovered the crawl space was poorly encapsulated, allowing outside water and humidity to seep inside. Dylan knew the CleanSpace Moisture Barrier would be the perfect solution. CleanSpace is designed to prevent water vapor and humidity from passing through the crawl space, keeping it dry and healthy.

Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other crawl space issues in their home.

Quality 1st Basement System received a call from a homeowner in Joint Base Mdl, NJ. The homeowner noticed a musty smell coming from their crawl space. Our System Design Specialist, Dylan M., arrived at the home and provided a thorough inspection of the crawl space. 

During the inspection, Dylan discovered the crawl space was not properly encapsulated, allowing outside water and humidity to seep through. This made the crawl space damp and humid, causing a musty smell. Dylan then knew the CleanSpace Moisture Barrier would be the perfect solution. CleanSpace is designed to encapsulate the crawl space, keeping it dry and healthy. 

Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other crawl space issues in their home. 

A homeowner in Rancocas, NJ experienced a musty smell coming from their basement. When they went to go inspect, they noticed their basement was very humid. The homeowner became concerned, so they searched the Internet for possible solutions. They found Quality 1st Basement Systems was offering free basement estimates, so the homeowner immediately called to schedule the appointment. 

Our System Design Specialist, Mike D., arrived at the home and provided a thorough inspection of the basement. Mike noticed the basement's waterproofing system was very outdated, allowing water to seep inside. This standing water created a humid environment for the basement, which caused a musty smell. Mike knew our basement waterproofing system would be the perfect solution. The main components of the main waterproofing system include the WaterGuard French Drain System, Triple Safe Sump Pump, and SaniDry Sedona. 

WaterGuard is designed to collect water seeping into the basement and direct it to the Triple Safe Sump Pump System. It's installed above the foundation footing, avoiding the "mud zone." The Triple Safe Sump Pump pumps water away from the basement. It's perfect for homes that undergo serious flooding and water seepage. TripleSafe also comes with a backup battery, which helps power the system during a power outage. The SaniDry Sedona filters clean and healthy air in the basement and eliminates musty odors, dust, and mold spores. 

Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other issues in their basement. They have been satisfied with the services of Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

Quality 1st Basement Systems received a call from a homeowner in Tabernacle, NJ about a basement waterproofing concern. The homeowner noticed water seeping into their basement during heavy rains. The home contains a French drain system and sump pump, but would not provide protection. We scheduled the appointment with our System Design Specialist, Mike D., to go to inspect the problem.

Mike arrived at the home and thoroughly inspected the basement. He noticed the original French drain and sump pump systems were completely out of date. Both systems could not protect the basement, allowing outside water to seep through. Mike recommended our WaterGuard French drain and Triple Safe Sump Pump as the perfect solution. Both systems are durable and will permanently protect the basement. 

Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other water issues in their basement. They have been satisfied with the services of Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

Don't let tripping hazards and sinking concrete intrude on your safety! This homeowner in Columbus, New Jersey noticed their concrete walkway was sinking and becoming unlevel. This occurs when concrete is poured over poorly backfilled soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath the slab. This can also happen from the soil constantly expanding and shrinking due to wet weather and dry weather. If this goes without repair, someone could trip and injure themselves! 

The homeowner searched online for solutions and came across Quality 1st Basement Systems. They called us and our customer care representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe. Chris provided a careful inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete. 

A few days later, our foreman arrived at the home and began the process of using our PolyLevel Injections. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. This process is repeated until the concrete is brought to a raised position. 

When the job was complete, the homeowner was happy to see their concrete walkway was raised and leveled. They no longer had to worry about tripping hazards! 

A sidewalk should provide safety, not dangerous tripping hazards! This homeowner in Lumberton, New Jersey noticed their concrete sidewalk was sinking and settling. This can occur when concrete is poured over poorly compacted soil. Over time, the soil settles and creates voids underneath, causing the concrete slabs to become unlevel. If this goes without repair, someone could trip and injure themselves! 

The homeowner did not want this issue to go without a solution, they searched on the internet. They saw that Quality 1st Basement Systems provided free estimate inspections, so they gave us a call. Our customer care representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe. Chris provided a thorough inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete. 

Our foreman arrived at the home and began the process of using our PolyLevel Injections. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam underneath to fill the voids. This process is repeated until the concrete is brought to a level position. PolyLevel is a lightweight and environmentally friendly solution that will not add any weight to the existing soil. 

When the job was complete, the homeowner was satisfied to see their sidewalk was raised and leveled. They were able to safely walk on their sidewalk without the concern of tripping hazards! 

This homeowner in Wrightstown, New Jersey noticed their concrete driveway was becoming unlevel and cracking. This can happen when concrete is poured over poorly backfilled soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath the slab. If this goes without repair, someone could trip and injure themselves!

The homeowner didn't want this issue to go without a solution, so they searched the internet. They came across Quality 1st Basement Systems and gave us a call. Our customer care representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Greg Louis. Greg provided a thorough inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete. 

A few days later, our foreman arrived at the home and began the process of using our PolyLevel Injections. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. This will allow the polyurethane foam to expand underneath and fill the voids. This process is repeated until the concrete driveway is brought to a raised position.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was happy with the results. They were able to safely walk on their concrete driveway without the concern of tripping hazards! 

This homeowner in Riverside, New Jersey noticed their concrete sidewalk was sinking and settling. This can occur from soil erosion, and from concrete being poured over poorly backfilled soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath, causing it to become unlevel. If this goes without repair, someone could trip and injure themselves.

The homeowner searched the internet for solutions and they came across Quality 1st Basement Systems. They gave us a call and our customer care representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist. Our specialist went to the home to provide an inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete.

A few days later, our foreman arrived at the home to begin using our PolyLevel Injections. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. This process is repeated until the concrete is brought to a raised position. PolyLevel is a lightweight and environmentally friendly solution that will not add any weight to the existing soil.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was happy with the results. They were able to safely walk on the concrete without the hazards of tripping. 

This homeowner in Medford, New Jersey noticed their concrete sidewalk was sinking and settling. This can occur from soil erosion underneath the slab. As water runs down through the cracks of the concrete, it washes the soil out as it passes through. If this goes without repair, someone could trip and injure themselves. 

The homeowner did not want this issue to go without repair, so they searched the internet for solutions. They found Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe, provided a thorough inspection of the concrete. Chris suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete. 

A few days later, our foreman arrived at the home and began the process of using our PolyLevel Injections. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. This process is repeated until the concrete is brought to a raised position. 

When the job was complete, the homeowner was happy with the results. They were able to safely walk on their concrete without concern of tripping hazards. 

This homeowner in Delanco, New Jersey noticed their concrete was sinking and becoming unlevel. This can occur from soil erosion under the slab. As water runs down through the cracks in the concrete, it washes the soil out as it passes through. These voids cause the concrete to shift and settle and can create dangerous tripping hazards.

The homeowner made a call to Quality 1st Basement Systems after finding us on the internet. Our customer care representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist. Our specialist went to the home to provide a thorough inspection, and they suggested using polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete. 

Our foreman arrived at the home and began the process of using our PolyLevel Injections. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. This process is repeated until the concrete is brought to a level position. PolyLevel is a lightweight and environmentally friendly solution that will not add any weight to the existing soil.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was satisfied with the results. They were able to safely walk on their concrete without the concern of tripping hazards. 

A Warrington, PA homeowner was interested in lifting and leveling their sinking concrete sidewalk. They searched the Internet for solutions and came across Quality 1st Basement Systems. After reviewing their work, the homeowner decided to contact them for an estimate. 

We used the Polylevel Injection to lift and level the sinking sidewalk. Polylevel is a permanent solution for concrete repair. Its benefits include it being waterproof, environmentally friendly, and quick to recover. Our crew drilled penny-sized holes into the sinking concrete and injected the polyurethane foam underneath the slab. The foam then expands and lifts the concrete. Once the concrete was leveled, our crew used a waterproof joint sealant to seal any gaps in the concrete. 

The homeowner was very happy with the results. 

A Mount Holly, New Jersey homeowner noticed a musty smell coming from their crawl space. They searched the Internet for solutions and came across Quality 1st Basement Systems and gave us a call.

We knew the CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System would keep the crawl space dry and healthy. CleanSpace prevents water vapor and humidity from passing through the crawl space.

Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other issues with their crawl space. 

A homeowner in Delran, NJ noticed their concrete was sinking and becoming unlevel. This happens when concrete is poured over poorly backfilled soil. Over time, the soil creates cracks and voids underneath the concrete, causing it to become unlevel.

The homeowner knew they needed a solution, so they called Quality 1st Basement Systems. Our System Design Specialist Joe suggested using polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete.

Our foreman and crew used our PolyLevel Injections which is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids underneath.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was satisfied with the results and they didn't have to worry about tripping hazards! 

A Southampton, NJ homeowner needed to install a waterproofing system in their basement after finding heavy rain seeping through the walls. They searched the Internet for solutions and came across Quality 1st Basement Systems. After reviewing their work, the homeowner decided to contact them for an estimate. 

As a solution, we installed the WaterGuard French Drain and TripleSafe Sump Pump System as the best solution. WaterGuard is designed to collect water seeping into the basement and direct it to the TripleSafe Sump Pump System, where it will be pumped away. Both systems will keep the basement dry and healthy.

Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other water issues in their basement.

A homeowner in Shamong, NJ noticed water seepage in their basement. A damp basement can cause many issues such as rotting wood, increased energy bills, and even mold growth! They knew this needed to be repaired, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

We sent our system design specialist to provide an inspection and they suggested waterproofing the basement.

Our foreman and crew installed our TripleSafe Sump Pump System and WaterGuard French Drain System. TripleSafe will provide three levels of protection against water intrusion and WaterGuard will catch any water that seeps in from the walls and floors.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was satisfied with the results, and their peace of mind was restored! 

A Rancocas, NJ homeowner was interested in installing a crawl space moisture barrier for the winter season. They knew a moisture barrier would be able to keep their crawl space dry and healthy all year round. They asked their neighbors for recommendations and were referred to Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

As a solution, Quality 1st Basement Systems installed the CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System, which prevents water vapor and humidity from passing through the crawl space. A benefit of installing CleanSpace is the bright-white and clean look it provides the crawl space. 

A few weeks later, our crew arrived at the home and installed the moisture barrier. They were happy with the final results!

A Delran, NJ homeowner was interested in waterproofing their basement. They searched the Internet for possible solutions and came across Quality 1st Basement Systems. After reviewing their work, the homeowner decided to hire them for the job. 

The main components of the homeowner's basement waterproofing system included the installation of the WaterGuard French Drain, TripleSafe Sump Pump System, and SaniDry Sedona. With this combination, the basement will stay dry and healthy. 

A few weeks later, our crew arrived at the home and installed the systems. Peace of mind was restored to the homeowner knowing their basement is fully protected.

A Chester, PA homeowner noticed a musty odor coming from their crawl space. They inspected their crawl space and found it was experiencing major dampness and humidity issues. They contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems for a free estimate. 

After a thorough inspection by our System Design Specialist, we recommended the CleanSpace Moisture Barrier and SaniDry Sedona as the best solution. The CleanSpace Moisture Barrier prevents water vapor and humidity from passing through the crawl space. It also creates a bright-white and clean look for the area. The SaniDry Sedona filters and dries air in the crawl space. 

The homeowner is no longer experiencing dampness or musty odors and is very happy with the systems and solutions we provided.

A Chester, PA homeowner noticed their sidewalk was sinking, creating a possible tripping hazard for anyone walking by. They promptly contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems for a free repair estimate. We provided a thorough inspection of the sidewalk and knew the Polylevel Injection would be the best repair method. 

The process begins with our crew drilling penny-like holes into the sinking concrete and injecting a waterproof polyurethane foam into the empty void. Once the void is filled, the polyurethane foam expands and lifts the concrete back to its original height. 

After fifteen minutes, the polyurethane foam fully cured and the sidewalk was repaired. The homeowner was very happy with the final results! 

A Ewing, NJ homeowner was interested in installing a crawl space moisture barrier for the winter season. They knew a moisture barrier would be able to keep their crawl space dry and healthy all year round. They asked their neighbors for recommendations and were referred to Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

As a solution, Quality 1st Basement Systems installed the CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System, which prevents water vapor and humidity from passing through the crawl space. A benefit of installing CleanSpace is the bright-white and clean look it provides the crawl space. 

A few weeks later, our crew arrived at the home and installed the moisture barrier. They were happy with the final results!

A homeowner in Delran, NJ found water seeping into their basement. The homeowner was in desperate need of installing a durable waterproofing system.

Quality 1st Basement Systems provided a thorough inspection of the basement and recommended a basement waterproofing system as the best solution. We installed our WaterGuard French Drain and TripleSafe Sump Pump System. Each system works together to keep the basement dry and healthy. 

Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other water issues in their basement.

A New Gretna, NJ homeowner noticed a musty smell coming from their crawl space. They searched the Internet for solutions and came across Quality 1st Basement Systems and gave us a call.

We knew the CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System would keep the crawl space dry and healthy. CleanSpace prevents water vapor and humidity from passing through the crawl space.

Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other issues with their crawl space. 

A homeowner in Delanco, NJ found water seeping into their basement. The homeowner was in desperate need of installing a durable waterproofing system.

Quality 1st Basement Systems provided a thorough inspection of the basement and recommended a basement waterproofing system as the best solution. We installed our WaterGuard French Drain and TripleSafe Sump Pump System. Each system works together to keep the basement dry and healthy. 

Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other water issues in their basement.

A Tabernacle, NJ homeowner was interested in installing a crawl space moisture barrier for the winter season. They knew a moisture barrier would be able to keep their crawl space dry and healthy all year round. They asked their neighbors for recommendations and were referred to Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

As a solution, Quality 1st Basement Systems installed the CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System, which prevents water vapor and humidity from passing through the crawl space. 

A few weeks later, our crew arrived at the home and installed the moisture barrier. They were happy with the final results!

Quality 1st Basement Systems was contacted by a New Gretna, NJ homeowner. The homeowner was experiencing some water issues in their basement and decided to have it waterproofed. They contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems for an estimate. 

We provided a thorough inspection of the basement and recommended the full basement waterproofing system. The main components included the WaterGuard French Drain, TripleSafe Sump Pump System, and SaniDry Sedona. Each system is designed to keep the basement dry and healthy. 

A few weeks later, our crew arrived at the home and installed the systems. Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other water issues in their basement. 

A Shamong, NJ homeowner was interested in installing a crawl space moisture barrier for the winter season. They knew a moisture barrier would be able to keep their crawl space dry and healthy all year round. They asked their neighbors for recommendations and were referred to Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

As a solution, Quality 1st Basement Systems installed the CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System, which prevents water vapor and humidity from passing through the crawl space. 

A few weeks later, our crew arrived at the home and installed the moisture barrier. They were happy with the final results!

A Moorestown, NJ homeowner, Dean D., noticed that the first level of their home was sagging. They figured it was some level of foundation disturbance in their home, so he contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems for a free estimate. We provided a thorough inspection of the first level of the home and knew the problem was caused by the crawl space. 

The crawl space beams fully supported the first floor of the home. Over time, the beams began to weaken, causing the floors to sag. As a solution, we installed the SmartJack Crawl Space Support System. Each SmartJack is made from galvanized steel and will support the crawl space beams and stabilize the floors. 

A few weeks after the initial appointment, our crew arrived at the home and installed the system.

Since the installation, Dean has not experienced any other sagging issues in their home.

A Taberncale, NJ homeowner noticed a musty smell coming from their crawl space. They searched the Internet for solutions and came across Quality 1st Basement Systems and gave us a call.

After a thorough inspection by our System Design Specialist, we knew the CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System would keep the crawl space dry and healthy. CleanSpace prevents water vapor and humidity from passing through the crawl space.

Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other issues with their crawl space. 

A homeowner in Southampton, NJ noticed their concrete sidewalk was sinking and becoming unlevel. The homeowner knew this could cause tripping hazards on their property. After searching the web for multiple repair solutions, the homeowner decided to contact Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

Our System Design Specialist provided an inspection and suggested using polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete. 

Our foreman arrived at the home and began using our PolyLevel Injections. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. 

When the job was complete, the concrete patio was brought to a raised and level position. The homeowner was satisfied with the results and they no longer have to worry about tripping hazards! 

A homeowner in Juliustown, NJ noticed water seepage in their basement. A damp basement can cause many issues such as rotting wood, increased energy bills, and even mold growth! They knew this needed to be repaired, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

We sent our System Design Specialist to provide an inspection and they suggested waterproofing the basement.

Our foreman and crew installed our TripleSafe Sump Pump System and WaterGuard French Drain System. TripleSafe will provide three levels of protection against water intrusion, and WaterGuard will catch any water that seeps in from the walls and floors.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was satisfied with the results, and their peace of mind was restored! 

There are a number of problems that can arise in a home's basement or crawl space due to water damage or foundation weaknesses. The systems Quality 1st installs to resolve these issues are specifically geared towards the individual needs of each home. While foundation restoration and waterproofing systems are very different types of installations for two different types of problems, the roots of these problems are closely related - water. We can install a foundation repair system in a home, but that doesn't prevent or protect against water damage, which is usually what caused the foundation problems in the first place. Such was the case for this crawl space  in a Browns Mills, NJ home. Our crew had previously installed a foundation repair system to fix the bowing floors of this home, but unfortunately that did not prevent moisture from getting in and doing more damage. 

Our Service Technician Thomas went out to the customer's home to assess how we could further help resolve the damage facing their home's foundation. Their crawl space was suffering from moisture that was still present and weakening the space. Foreman Mario and our crew went out to the home for an encapsulation installation that could best protect the crawl space. Our EverLast Crawl Space Door and Vent Covers were installed to block off outside air and moisture from getting into the crawl space. Drainage Matting was lined along the floor of the crawl space, lying just beneath the  CleanSpace Vapor Barrier that was installed to encapsulate the crawl space. This pairing allows for water to be trapped behind the vapor barrier and flow along the drainage matting into the sump pump. The crawl space was then insulated with our SilverGlo Insulation Panels to regulate the temperature in the crawl space, and equipped with our Sedona Humidifier for maximum moisture control. With these installations, this crawl space is no longer vulnerable to water damage threatening the home's structure.

Quality 1st's services were able to provide this customer with another resolution in protecting and strengthening their home. Our crew of experts left the crawl space clean, dry, temperature-controlled, and supported - what more could a homeowner ask for!

In Maple Shade, NJ, a homeowner began to notice a growing problem: the concrete around their home was settling unevenly. The entryway, driveway, and front sidewalk had started to buckle and sink, creating unsightly cracks and dangerous tripping hazards.

The uneven driveway made parking a challenge, the entryway became a potential tripping hazard for guests, and the front sidewalk was becoming a safety liability as well. The owner began to incessantly worry about both the safety of her family and the curb appeal of their beloved home.

Determined to find a solution, this homeowner did some research and discovered our team of structural repair experts specializing in concrete lifting and repair. After an initial consultation, our system design specialist Nelson suggested a process called "PolyLevel"—a technique that involves injecting a polyurethane based foam beneath the settled concrete to lift and stabilize it.

Shortly following this meeting, our foreman JD and his crew of professionals arrived at the home. They began by drilling small holes in the affected areas and carefully injected Polylevel. As the mixture expanded and settled, the once sunken concrete began to rise, gradually restoring the slabs to their original position. The crew also administered our specially formulated ultraviolet resistant NexusPro Joint Sealant, into the cracks and crevices, to entirely safeguard the surface from erosion. 

The owner watched in relief as their entryway, driveway, and sidewalk were returned to their former state. The cracks disappeared, and the tripping hazards were fully eliminated. The home’s curb appeal was revived, and the owner could once again enjoy their porch without worrying about uninviting and unsafe surfaces. 

As they admired the rejuvenated concrete, the homeowner felt a renewed sense of pride in their home. The repair had not only solved a pressing problem but also reaffirmed the owners love for the charming house they had always cherished.

Recently in New Gretna, NJ, a homeowner contacted us at Quality 1st with a concerning problem: their finished basement was getting water in it. Understandably worried about damage to their home and possessions, they reached out for help. Our process kicked off with our Customer Care team promptly scheduling an in-home inspection. A System Design Specialist from our Sales Team then visited the home for a comprehensive evaluation. The diagnosis? A groundwater intrusion issue that required an effective and lasting solution to protect the basement from further water damage. The solution we presented was two-fold: the installation of our WaterGuard system and a SuperSump sump pump. The WaterGuard system is ingeniously designed to capture wall and floor joint water leaks, directing it to the sump pump. Coupled with the SuperSump, a superior sump pump known for its reliability and efficiency in pumping out intruding water, we assured the homeowner of a dry basement moving forward. Our production team, composed of highly skilled and dedicated individuals, took charge of the installation. They meticulously installed the systems, ensuring every aspect of the job was carried out flawlessly. 

Recently in New Gretna, NJ, a homeowner reached out to us at Quality 1st with a noticeable issue: their front door was sagging, difficult to open and close, and it seemed like the problem was originating from their home sagging towards the front, specifically from its foundation that sits on a crawl space. Understanding how unsettling it can be for homeowners to witness their house's integrity compromised, we were quick to respond, aiming to deliver both a remarkable experience and a lasting solution. The process started with a call to our Customer Care team, who promptly scheduled a home inspection. Our System Design Specialist then thoroughly inspected the premises, confirming that the root of the issue lay in the foundational support of the home. Our company has a variety of foundation repair products that best fit each individual home we visit. Our tailored solutions are perfect, and the inspection ensures each project works for each home.

When homeowners from Mount Holly Township, NJ, started noticing cracking along with mold and mildew issues in their basement, they were quick to reach out to us at Quality 1st. Understanding the discomfort and risks unaddressed basement problems can cause, they wanted a reliable solution that would not only address the visible symptoms but also prevent future occurrences. After contacting our Customer Care team, we scheduled a convenient time to conduct a thorough inspection of their basement. One of our experienced System Design Specialists visited their home, pinpointing the cause behind the cracking, mold, and mildew growth. Based on the findings, we proposed a fully customized solution using our state-of-the-art products. Our recommended solution began with the installation of WaterGuard, an innovative drainage system designed to effectively control water, steering it away from the foundation to prevent any future structural issues. To further ensure the basement remained dry, we installed our TripleSafe Sump Pump, a powerful system equipped to handle varying levels of water influx, even during heavy rains or in the event of power failures. However, to tackle the mold and mildew, we recommended the SaniDry Sedona, a high-performance dehumidifier and filtration system tailored to maintain a dry, healthy basement climate. 

A homeowner in Marlton, NJ, reached out to us at Quality 1st, troubled by a recurring issue they faced. They were struggling with their crawl space weeping water. Though beneath the home and out of sight, the problem wasn't out of mind – the moisture was a silent invader threatening the foundation of their sanctuary. With a crawl space sitting snugly just 18 inches off the ground and accessible solely from the outside, it needed a specific, tailor-made solution to stay dry and harmless. Our first steps involved bringing in our System Design Specialist, who embarked on a thorough investigation of the property. Combining our in-depth knowledge and the specific environmental conditions of this Marlton home, we devised a perfect plan tailored just for them. Our solution danced around the installation of CleanSpace and SaniDry Sedona – our prime warriors against moisture and its sour companions, mold, and mildew. The CleanSpace liner was unfurled across the crawl space as a robust, impermeable barrier, deterring water's revealing trickle. As this guardian lay draped beneath the home, the SaniDry Sedona swung into action. 

Recently in Mount Laurel Township, NJ, we encountered a typical yet challenging homeowner problem: basement flooding. The resident contacted us with concerns about their cinderblock basement walls allowing water in, despite not noticing any obvious cracks. With another round of rain forecasted, the urgency to address the issue was clear. After the homeowner reached out, our friendly Customer Care team promptly scheduled a thorough home inspection. Arriving on-site, our skilled System Design Specialist meticulously examined the basement, confirming the water entry without visible cracking—a situation that's not as uncommon as one might think. We recommended the ideal solution: installing our WaterGuard drainage system alongside the SuperSump pump system. The WaterGuard system is ingeniously designed to intercept water at the basement perimeter, guiding it efficiently to the SuperSump pump, which then safely expels the water away from the home. This dynamic duo is known for its reliability and long-last effectiveness. Our experienced production team took over from there, carefully installing the systems with minimal disruption to the homeowner's daily life.

A homeowner in Medford, NJ reached out to us with a pressing concern: water was making its way through the walls of their basement via the cinder block, an issue many might find all too familiar. Water seepage is not just a nuisance; it poses a bigger risk to the value and safety of a home if left unchecked. Understanding the gravity of the situation, our customer care team promptly scheduled a home inspection. Our System Design Specialist visited the home, comprehensively assessing the extent of the water intrusion. It was clear that a strong, reliable solution was needed to address the homeowner’s troubles. The decision was made to install our WaterGuard system. Known for its efficiency, WaterGuard is designed to capture wall and floor joint leaks, redirecting water safely away from the basement. 

When homeowners in Mount Laurel Township noticed a troubling vertical crack in their poured basement wall, they knew it was time for a professional assessment. Concerned about the damage to their finished basement, they reached out to us at Quality 1st, hoping this time the solution would hold for good. Understanding their apprehension, we took our first step by diligently scheduling a home inspection. As always, our Customer Care team was quick to respond, and soon enough, one of our seasoned System Design Specialists was at their doorstep, ready to dive deep into the problem. Our specialist provided a thorough examination of the wall, effectively diagnosing the root of the issue. It was clear that what this basement needed was FlexiSpan, a reliable solution to their leaking wall crack woes. Tailored for problems like theirs, it promised a remedy not only to halt current water intrusion but to preempt any future seepage issues as well. The installation process began with our expert production team working meticulously to apply the product. What really sets FlexiSpan apart is its flexibility to adjust to minute shifts in the wall, preventing any chance of future cracks from compromising its effectiveness. 

Recently, a homeowner in Medford, NJ, faced a challenge that many can relate to - water was rapidly filling up in their basement window well during heavy rains and, unfortunately, finding its way into the basement. Realizing the potential damage and the toll it could take on their peace of mind and property value, they reached out to us here at Quality 1st. Upon contacting our Customer Care team, an appointment was promptly scheduled for a home inspection. Our System Design Specialist, equipped with dedication and expertise, visited the home. After a thorough evaluation of the situation, the specialist recommended a tailored solution that would address and solve the water intrusion problem effectively. The process kicked off with our production team arriving on-site, led by an experienced foreman along with skillful installers. Understanding the importance of the task, they undertook the installation of bespoke waterproofing products designed to intercept the water before it could make its way into the basement through the window well. 

When a homeowner in Medford, NJ noticed their basement, which was still unfinished, had water seeping in during a storm despite an old sump pump system in place, they knew it was time for an upgrade. Water shouldn't be a regular guest in any basement, and with our unpredictable weather, the homeowner reached out to us, Quality 1st. Understanding the urgency and importance of keeping a home's foundation dry and secure, our Customer Care team quickly set an appointment for a home inspection. Our System Design Specialist, with a trained eye for detail, inspected the basement thoroughly. Recognizing that the existing sump pump system was outdated and inefficient for the homeowner's needs, we recommended a robust solution: the installation of our WaterGuard interior drainage system coupled with the TripleSafe Sump Pump. This combination promised not just an upgrade but a transformation in how the basement would handle future storms and potential water issues. Our skilled production team, comprised of a foreman and dedicated installers, took on the task seamlessly. The installation process involved fitting the WaterGuard system around the perimeter of the basement to capture wall seepage and ground water before flows to the TripleSafe Sump Pump system. 

Recently in Jobstown, NJ, a homeowner was struggling with a common yet frustrating issue: water leaking into their concrete crawl space. This not only created a damp and unpleasant environment but also posed a risk to their home's foundation and air quality. With an existing drainage system that failed to keep the space dry, they reached out to us at Quality 1st for a reliable solution. Understanding the urgency of the situation, our dedicated Customer Care team promptly scheduled a home inspection. Upon arrival, our System Design Specialist conducted a thorough assessment of the crawl space, diagnosing the root of the water intrusion. The recommendation was clear: installing a TripleSafe Sump Pump, renowned for its reliability and efficiency in keeping basements and crawl spaces dry. Our production team, made up of skilled foremen and installers, quickly got to work. The key was not just in installing a new sump pump but ensuring that it integrated seamlessly with the existing drainage setup for maximum efficiency. This meant precise placement, careful routing of discharge lines, and thorough testing post-installation. The outcome was a dry, healthier crawl space free from water intrusion. The TripleSafe Sump Pump's robust design and multi-pump system ensured that, come rain or shine, the homeowner's crawl space remained dry, protecting their home's foundation and significantly improving the air quality.

At Quality 1st, we recently had the opportunity to assist a homeowner in Medford Township, NJ, who was facing a challenging situation. They noticed water seeping into one corner of their basement. This wasn't just any corner—it was a crucial spot next to the front porch, unforgivingly exposed to the elements and, unfortunately, beyond the reach of their existing French drain system. The situation was particularly distressing because the cinderblock walls in the affected area battled water ingress during heavy rainfalls, putting the rest of their well-finished basement at risk. Our approach? It all started with a call from the homeowner, reaching out to us in their time of need. Our Customer Care team stepped in right away, booking a comprehensive home inspection to understand the root of the problem thoroughly. Enter our System Design Specialist: a pro at diagnosing such distressing dilemmas. Upon review, the Specialist recommended installing our dependable WaterGuard system—a proven solution designed to catch and redirect water away from the home, ensuring that the basement remains dry.

Recently, a homeowner in Moorestown, NJ, reached out to us with a pressing issue - water was making its unwanted entrance into their basement, leaving them concerned and looking for a sturdy, lasting solution. Understanding the distress and potential damage that water can cause to a beloved home, we at Quality 1st knew just how essential it was for us to step in and offer our expertise. The process kickstarted with a simple call from the homeowner to our Customer Care team, demonstrating our commitment to accessibility and ease right from the start. Following this, a System Design Specialist from our team visited the home for a thorough inspection. By diagnosing the root cause of the problem, they recommended installing our WaterGuard system as the most effective solution for their basement's peculiar needs. WaterGuard is designed to discreetly sit along the perimeter of a basement, capturing water at its entry point before it gets a chance to flood the space.

At Quality 1st, we recently had the privilege of helping a homeowner in Riverton, NJ, address a concerning issue with their porch. The homeowner noticed a long crack running through the steps leading up to her small porch, which naturally raised alarm. Having discussed her options with other companies, she was familiar with the possibility of using helical piers to stabilize the structure but hadn't made a move until reaching out to us for a potential solution. Aware of our mission to provide a remarkable customer experience coupled with lasting solutions, she made the call, looking for reliability and professionalism. Our Customer Care team sprang into action, scheduling a home inspection to understand the depth of the problem firsthand. A System Design Specialist from our Sales Team visited the home, closely inspected the damage, and verified that helical piers were indeed the recommended approach for stabilizing the porch and lifting the cracked steps to their former glory. Helical piers are designed for deep foundation solutions, making them perfect for stabilizing structures like a porch. 

Recently, a homeowner in Marlton, NJ reached out to us with a problem that's all too common in our area – water seeping into their basement. They were understandably frustrated, worried about the potential damage to their home, and looking for a reliable solution. Here at Quality 1st, we're no strangers to this sort of challenge. The process began with our Customer Care team, who promptly arranged for a home inspection. Our System Design Specialist then visited the homeowner, meticulously inspecting the basement to assess the severity of the water intrusion. After identifying the critical areas, we recommended the installation of our WaterGuard system – a real game-changer in basement waterproofing. WaterGuard is a cutting-edge interior drainage system designed to intercept and guide water away from the basement, ensuring that the area stays dry and free of water damage. It's a solution that not only addresses the immediate issue but also prevents future problems, providing peace of mind for homeowners.

Recently, we were contacted by a Marlton, NJ homeowner grappling with a troublesome situation - water infiltrating their home through the cinder block walls of their basement. Understandably worried and seeking an immediate and reliable fix, they reached out to our team at Quality 1st, hoping we could turn their plight around. And that's exactly what we set out to do. After the homeowner connected with our Customer Care team, we scheduled a comprehensive home inspection. Our System Design Specialist was dispatched to their home, carried out a thorough assessment, and it didn't take long to diagnose the issue. The walls' porous nature paired with external hydrostatic pressure spelt trouble for this basement. But, not to worry, we had a gameplan. We recommended installing our WaterGuard interior drainage system and the TripleSafe Sump Pump system. Two powerful, tried-and-tested products known for giving water the boot and keeping it out. 

We recently took on a project in Medford Township, NJ, that perfectly showcases what we do best at Quality 1st. A homeowner contacted us with a concern many in our community can relate to – a worrisome vertical crack on their cinder block basement wall. Cracks like these not only signal potential foundation issues but can also be entry points for water, causing further damage and stress. Upon receiving the call, we quickly set up an appointment so one of our System Design Specialists could examine the situation firsthand. This step is crucial for us; it allows us to fully understand the problem and propose a targeted, effective solution. For this home, our expert recommended FlexiSpan – a flexible and durable sealant designed specifically for waterproofing and preventing further crack expansion. Our team, composed of a well-trained foreman and dedicated installers, went to work ready to solve the problem. FlexiSpan was applied with precision to not only seal the crack but also to provide a protective barrier against future water intrusion.

When a homeowner in Marlton, NJ, noticed water intrusion coming through one of their basement walls, they knew it was time to call for professional help. That’s when they turned to us at Quality 1st. Understanding the struggles and damage that water intrusion can cause, we were ready to provide a solution that not only solved their immediate issue but also protected their home for the long term. After contacting our friendly customer care team, an appointment was set. Our System Design Specialist visited the home, thoroughly inspecting the basement to understand the root of the problem. With our expertise, we recommended installing WaterGuard, an interior drainage system designed to catch wall and floor joint leaks, and our reliable SuperSump sump pump system to efficiently eject the collected water away from the home. Our experienced installation team got to work, ensuring the process was smooth and thorough. We carefully installed WaterGuard along the affected basement wall, guaranteeing it was neatly tucked away and wouldn’t interfere with the look of the basement. The SuperSump system was then installed, chosen specifically for its powerful pump and reliability in keeping basements dry and safe. 

When a homeowner in Mount Laurel Township, NJ, reached out to us at Quality 1st, they were at their wit's end. After weathering weeks of water damage in their well-loved, finished basement, despite having a french drain system and a sump pump in place, they knew it was time to seek a more durable solution. They had spent over three decades in their home, building memories and moments, only to be hindered by relentless basement flooding. It was clear: they wanted and needed this resolved once and for all. Our response began with our Customer Care team promptly setting up a home inspection, acknowledging the urgency of the issue. The heart of our approach lies in understanding exactly what each home needs, something which our System Design Specialist diligently carried out during his visit. After a thorough inspection, it was certain that two of our tried and tested solutions, the WaterGuard drainage system and the SuperSump sump pump, would provide the homeowner with a sure and lasting relief. Bringing this plan to life, our production team, comprising of skilled foremen and installers, set to work efficiently. They started by installing the WaterGuard along the perimeter of the basement to catch and reroute any incoming water straight to the newly installed, high-capacity SuperSump sump pump, effectively preventing any future water damage and maintaining the spaces beneath the home dry and safe. 

When homeowners in Medford Township, NJ, found their crawl space flooded with water during heavy rains and signs of mold creeping up, they knew they had to act fast. With the floor being just dirt and suspicions of a possibly compromised cinderblock foundation, the stability and health of their home were on the line. That's when they reached out to us at Quality 1st. Understanding the urgency of the situation, our Customer Care team quickly arranged for a home inspection. Our System Design Specialist conducted a thorough check, confirming the presence of water intrusion and mold in the crawlspace. Recognizing the risks to the home's integrity and the homeowner's health, we recommended the installation of CleanSpace, an innovative solution designed to address exactly these kinds of challenges. CleanSpace, a durable and moisture-resistant liner, was the perfect answer. Not only would it shield the home from further water intrusion and mold growth, but also contribute to the overall encapsulation and insulation of the crawlspace, preserving the home’s foundation. 

Recently, in the heart of Delran Township, NJ, we at Quality 1st were presented with a unique challenge. A homeowner reached out with a problem that seemed minor at first glance but actually posed a risk to their beloved 1930s home—a small, persistent leak in their basement following an early January rainstorm. The leak not only stained their walls but also began to degrade the structure of their floor, a situation compounded by a visible crack on the external wall of the structure. Given the age of the home and the compact nature of the basement, this was not a straightforward task. After the homeowner contacted our dedicated Customer Care team, we quickly dispatched a System Design Specialist to assess the situation comprehensively. The diagnosis? The basement needed immediate waterproofing to prevent further damage and restore the integrity of their foundation. Our proposed solution was to install our reliable WaterGuard system—an innovation designed to permanently address such leaks. Executing this plan involved precision, skill, and a bit of innovation, given the restrained working space and the need to preserve the house's aesthetic and structural integrity. 

A homeowner in Marlton, NJ, contacted us at Quality 1st with a common yet often overlooked issue: moisture in their crawl space. With concerns over the possible consequences of this moisture—such as mold growth, structural damage, and reduced air quality in their home—the homeowner reached out, seeking a reliable solution. Upon contacting our Customer Care team, an appointment was promptly scheduled. One of our experienced System Design Specialists visited the home to assess the situation firsthand. They discovered a concrete floored crawl space approximately 18 inches high, struggling with poor ventilation and high moisture levels, a perfect breeding ground for mold and a culprit for energy inefficiency. Our solution? The SaniDry Sedona. A game-changer in crawl space moisture control, this compact yet powerful dehumidification system is specifically designed to tackle such issues head-on effectively. The SaniDry Sedona works to lower humidity levels, fostering a drier, cleaner, and healthier home environment from the ground up. 

At Quality 1st, we recently had the opportunity to help a homeowner facing a persistent issue that hinders the comfort and safety of many: water intrusion into their crawl space. Located in Medford Township, NJ, this home stood against a lake. There was a constant challenge of water finding its way into the crawl space, even with a sump pump installed. Understanding the struggle and seeking a durable solution, the homeowner reached out to us. Following our standard but meticulous process, our Customer Care team promptly arranged for an inspection by one of our diligent System Design Specialists. On arrival, it was evident that the existing sump pump was overwhelmed and incapable of effectively managing the water ingress peculiar to lakeside living. Our specialist recommended the SuperSump system—a proven solution in our arsenal, designed to offer superior water maintenance and protect the foundation.

Recently, we tackled a particularly challenging job in Medford Township, NJ, for a homeowner who was concerned about their crawl space. They noticed the space outside, at least 18 inches high, was not properly encapsulated, which can lead to a host of issues, including moisture problems that could ultimately affect the home's foundation and air quality. After contacting us at Quality 1st, our friendly Customer Care team quickly scheduled a home inspection appointment. Our System Design Specialist then visited the home, providing a thorough inspection of the crawl space. They diagnosed the moisture issue and crafted a customized solution involving the installation of CleanSpace and a SaniDry Sedona. CleanSpace is an exceptional product designed to thoroughly encapsulate the crawl space, acting as a barrier to moisture, pests, and mold. Combined with the SaniDry Sedona, an exceptionally efficient dehumidifier, we knew we could dramatically improve the quality and health of their home. 

A new homeowner in Delanco Township, NJ, had noticed the first floor of their newly purchased home felt suspiciously uneven. Concern initially brushed aside as the charm of an older house quickly escalated to concerns about the underlying health of the home – particularly the basement beams potentially letting history take too heavy a toll. Taking prompt measures, the homeowner reached out to us at Quality 1st. Recognizing the urgency to protect both the value of the home and the safety of those living in it, our dedicated Customer Care team swiftly booked an inspection. When our System Design Specialist explored underneath, it wasn't just an aging infrastructure they discovered but an opportunity to revolutionize the home’s foundation. Enter SmartJack - our chosen sentinel against the sag. The solution was as streamlined as it was effective. Employing SmartJack entailed a tailored approach; positioning key supports exactly where the underpinnings had weakened the most. 

At Quality 1st, we recently had the pleasure of helping a homeowner in Mount Holly Township, NJ, tackle a challenging basement flooding problem. Their home, which featured an unfinished foundation with loose stones both inside and outside, faced persistent water intrusion. This was exacerbated by heavy rain, leading to flooding in their basement. The homeowner reached out to us, concerned about the water damaging their home and belongings, and mentioned their gutter seemed to contribute to the issue, needing downspout extensions for better water management. Upon receiving their call, our Customer Care team promptly scheduled a home inspection. Our System Design Specialist paid a visit, thoroughly examining the foundation and basement area. It was clear that to secure a dry, safe basement, we would need to address the loose stones, ensure better water drainage, and manage the water entry points effectively. To solve this homeowner's woes, we recommended installing our tried-and-tested trio: WaterGuard, for an efficient interior drainage system; the dependable SuperSump sump pump system, to tirelessly pump out water; and CleanSpace, for moisture barrier protection on the walls, securing against future water damage. 

At Quality 1st, we recently had the pleasure of working with a homeowner in Medford Township, NJ, who was facing constant challenges with water intrusion in their crawl space—especially after heavy rains. They explained that despite having a sump pump, a makeshift channel meant to direct water towards it wasn't efficiently doing its job. Furthermore, a portion of the concrete in the vicinity of the sump pump had deteriorated, exacerbating their issue. After they reached out to us, we immediately scheduled a home inspection to assess the extent of the situation. Our System Design Specialist closely inspected the premises, identifying that the incorrect pitch of the makeshift channel prevented water from reaching the sump pump effectively. Moreover, the cracked concrete was allowing water from the saturated ground to seep into the crawlspace causing issues beyond mere pooling. With this comprehensive understanding, we proposed a reliable long-term solution that included installing our SmartJack system. This robust approach to managing and directing water effectively would ensure the integrity of the crawlspace structure and mitigate moisture problems. 

A homeowner in Mount Laurel Township found themselves facing every homeowner's nightmare- water intrusion in their finished basement. After nearly eight years of harmony, heavy rains began unveiling the unwelcome sight of water sneaking in, notably at an imperfect joint in the corner where the baseboard started showing signs of discoloration. Aware of the urgency to safeguard their home's foundation and integrity, they reached out to us at Quality 1st. Understanding the critical necessity for a reliable and lasting solution, our approach kickstarted with a moment of connection through our Customer Care team. Establishing trust and assuring stellar service, an appointment was scheduled. Our System Design Specialist visited the home, assessed the situation with precision, and in consultation with the homeowner, recommended the ideal remedy - the installation of our trusted WaterGuard system. This strategic choice offered the promise to address not only the immediate concern but ensure a moisture-free basement for years to come.  

Recently, we at Quality 1st had the opportunity to assist a homeowner in Marlton, NJ, who was dealing with a particularly cold and unwelcoming crawl space beneath their home. Every winter, the homeowner noticed an uncomfortable chill seeping through the floors, making their living space much colder than desired. This discomfort led them to contact our Customer Care team, initiating the first step toward a warmer, more inviting home environment. Upon their inquiry, we promptly scheduled a home inspection. Our System Design Specialist ventured into the 18-inch-high crawl space access via the garage. With the floor made of concrete, it was clear why the homeowner's floors were freezing: the absence of proper insulation and encapsulation allowed cold air to penetrate easily. After a thorough analysis, we recommended a comprehensive solution: the installation of CleanSpace and SilverGlo along with our SaniDry Sedona system to tackle both moisture and temperature control. Our production team got to work, transforming the crawlspace from a cold, damp, and unwelcoming area into a clean, insulated, and moisture-controlled space. CleanSpace, a durable plastic vapor suppression barrier, enveloped the area, locking out moisture and unwanted air. SilverGlo insulation panels were strategically placed on the walls to reflect heat back into the crawl space, dramatically improving the thermal envelope. Lastly, the SaniDry Sedona came into play, ensuring the air remained dry and healthy by efficiently removing humidity. 

Recently, a homeowner in Delran Township, NJ, reached out to us with a specific need: they were in dire need of installing 2 egress windows in their basement. This wasn't just about letting more light into their basement or improving its aesthetics; it was a matter of enhancing their home’s safety and compliance with local building codes. After the homeowner called our Customer Care team, we got right to work. A System Design Specialist was quickly dispatched to the property for a thorough inspection. What we found was a basement that was not living up to its potential, neglecting both safety and functionality aspects that egress windows could provide. Our solution was clear and direct. We mapped out the installation of 2 egress windows that would not only illuminate this dimly lit area but also ensure that the space could serve as a safe exit in case of an emergency. 

At Quality 1st, we recently had the privilege of helping a homeowner from Marlton, NJ, solve an ongoing issue with their basement. The call came in from a homeowner, directed by a friend's recommendation, who was facing persistent water intrusion through their bilco doors and small cracks along the walls. Despite having a french drain system and two sump pumps at the front and back walls of the basement, these measures simply couldn't keep up with the volume of water. After the homeowner reached out, our dedicated Customer Care team promptly scheduled an inspection to understand the root of the problem fully. Our System Design Specialist then meticulously audited the basement, identifying the insufficient sump pump capacity as the core issue. Leveraging our experience and know-how, we recommended the installation of the TripleSafe Sump Pump system. This solution was tailor-made to address and resolve the homeowner's water seepage problems effectively. 

When a homeowner in Mount Laurel Township, NJ, noticed their previously dry crawl space was unexpectedly taking on water despite having a sump pump and pit in place, they knew something was amiss. Concerned their house may have slightly shifted, causing water to divert away from the sump pump, they reached out to us at Quality 1st for help. Understanding the urgency of the situation, our Customer Care team acted swiftly to schedule a home inspection at a time that was convenient for the homeowner. During this inspection, our experienced System Design Specialist conducted a thorough examination of the crawl space, assessing the scope of water accumulation and the existing sump system's inefficiency. The issue, as suspected, sprang from a slight settlement in the home's foundation, forcing water to pool in the crawl space instead of being channeled to the sump pump. To address this problem and restore peace of mind to the homeowner, we recommended replacing the current pump with a TripleSafe Sump Pump – our most reliable and high-performing solution. 

Recently, we had a call from a concerned homeowner in Burlington, NJ, who was dealing with a troublesome vertical crack in their unfinished basement wall. This wasn't just a cosmetic issue—they were noticing unwelcome water seeping in, and it raised alarms that the uneven floors on the first and second levels could be related to this underlying problem. As soon as the homeowner reached out to us, our Customer Care team was on it, scheduling a detailed home inspection to get to the root of the issue. Our System Design Specialist was dispatched to perform a thorough assessment, diving deep into the basement's condition and analyzing how the water was making its way in. Confirming the homeowner's fears, it was indeed the crack contributing to the uneven floors above and providing an unwanted pathway for water. We knew exactly what needed to be done. The recommended solution: our FlexiSpan system, a top-notch choice for addressing such cracks definitively. This wasn't about slapping on a temporary fix; it was about ensuring the problem was rectified right from the get-go, preventing future water intrusion and stabilizing the structure's integrity. 

Recently in Marlton, NJ, a homeowner noticed their driveway was beginning to show signs of settling, a common issue that can cause uneven surfaces and potentially lead to cracks or tripping hazards. Understanding the necessity for a swift and effective fix, they reached out to us at Quality 1st, seeking a solution that would not only address the settling but also prevent future problems. After making the initial call to our Customer Care team, we promptly arranged for a System Design Specialist to visit the home. Upon thorough inspection, it was evident the driveway required leveling to rectify the unevenness caused by the settling. We recommended our PolyLevel product - a state-of-the-art concrete lifting and stabilization solution. What makes PolyLevel stand out is its durability, quick curing time, and minimal disruption to the property. 

Recently, in Marlton, NJ, a homeowner reached out to us at Quality 1st, troubled by the persistent issue of water invading their crawl space during rainfalls. This was particularly concerning because their crawl space was at least 18 inches high, making it susceptible to considerable moisture build-up, which can lead to a range of structural issues and unhealthy living conditions if left unaddressed. Understanding the gravity of the situation, our team leaped into action. The customer care team first booked a home inspection appointment, ensuring a prompt response to assess the problem thoroughly. Our System Design Specialist then visited the homeowner, studying the magnitude and nature of the moisture intrusion closely. The comprehensive inspection guided us to propose a tailor-made solution tailored to resolve the moisture issue effectively: the installation of CleanSpace and SilverGlo in the crawl space. The CleanSpace vapor barrier was our choice to encapsulate the crawl space, a revolutionary product designed to lock out moisture, dramatically reducing the dampness and making the space cleaner and drier. On the other hand, SilverGlo insulation panels brought their advanced technology into play by not only providing insulation but also reflecting heat back into the crawl space, enhancing overall energy efficiency. 

Recently, we at Quality 1st got a call from a homeowner in Marlton, NJ, who was facing a troubling yet common issue - a small crack in their basement wall, leading to water seepage. This kind of problem can feel daunting to any homeowner, but that’s exactly what we specialize in solving. Once we were contacted, our process kicked off with utmost efficiency. Our Customer Care team swiftly arranged for a home inspection, ensuring we could address the problem as quickly as possible. A System Design Specialist from our insightful Sales Team was on-site in no time, rigorously inspecting the basement to get to the root of the issue. Multiple factors can contribute to water seepage around foundations and within basement walls, but with our comprehensive approach, we pinpointed the problem without a hitch. Our specialist recommended a proven two-fold solution: WaterGuard and SaniDry Sedona. WaterGuard, a tried and tested interior drainage system, was the first line of defense. Designed to catch basement water seepage from walls, it redirects water safely away, ensuring the basement remains dry. But we didn’t stop there; SaniDry Sedona, a powerful but energy-efficient dehumidifier, was installed to keep the air dry, mitigating any chance of mold growth or further moisture damage.

Recently, we had the opportunity to restore peace of mind for a homeowner in Medford Township, NJ, who was facing a pretty unsettling issue - their chimney was starting to separate and lean away from the house. It's a sight no homeowner ever wants to see, given the danger it represents not just to the structural integrity of the home, but to the safety of everyone inside. Our journey with this homeowner began when they reached out to our Customer Care team, concerned about the gaping issue on the side of their home. We quickly scheduled a home inspection to assess the situation. When our System Design Specialist visited the property, it was clear what needed to be done. The chimney's foundation had to be stabilized, and for a reliable, long-lasting solution, Helical Piers were recommended. Installing Helical Piers ensures it has the stability it needs to stay upright.

Recently, a homeowner in Marlton, NJ, reached out to us at Quality 1st with concerns about their basement's sump pump that seemed to be constantly active. Having just moved into their 3-year-old home, they were surprised and worried about the sump pump's frequent operation and were eager to find a foolproof solution, especially one that included a battery backup, ensuring their basement would stay dry even during power outages. Once contacted, our Customer Care team quickly set up an appointment for a System Design Specialist from our Sales Team to inspect the home. Upon a detailed analysis, it became clear that the existing Zoeller sump pump setup wasn't efficiently handling the water flow, causing undue stress on the pump and homeowner alike. Our recommended solution was the installation of the TripleSafe Sump Pump. Known for its reliability and state-of-the-art design, the TripleSafe Sump Pump includes not one, but three pumps to tackle varying levels of water influx and an UltraSump battery backup system, ensuring peace of mind during heavy storms and power cuts. 

At Quality 1st, we recently had the opportunity to assist a homeowner in Tabernacle, NJ, who was dealing with a classic issue: a wet basement whenever it rained, a problem complicated by their home's cinderblock walls. The homeowner was keen on getting a sump pump installed to tackle this issue head-on. After reaching out to our Customer Care team, the process for resolving their damp basement dilemma was set in motion. Our System Design Specialist visited the home for a complete assessment and diagnosed that the TripleSafe Sump Pump would be the ideal solution. This recommendation wasn't just plucked from thin air; it was based on a thorough understanding of their specific situation, epitomizing our approach of tailored solutions for each homeowner's unique problem. Installing the TripleSafe Sump Pump system involves much more than just placing a device in a basement. It necessitates precision, planning, and expertise—which is exactly what our production team brought to the table. Leading with a foreman and a group of skilled installers, we worked diligently not only to install the system but also to ensure the homeowner felt involved and understood each step of the process. 

Over in Moorestown, NJ, a homeowner was facing a common yet frustrating issue that many residents encounter - a stair step crack in their cinder block basement wall. This not only posed a threat to the integrity of their home's foundation but also to the overall well-being and comfort of their living space. Concerned and looking for a lasting solution, they reached out to us at Quality 1st. Understanding the gravity of the situation, our Customer Care team acted promptly, scheduling a detailed home inspection to ascertain the extent of the damage and figure out the most effective course of action. Our System Design Specialist visited the home, conducted a thorough review of the basement, and determined that the best solution to address the homeowner's issue was the installation of our reliable WaterGuard interior drainage system alongside the robust SuperSump sump pump. These products are especially designed not just to remedy the current problem but also to offer long-term protection against basement water issues. 

At Quality 1st, we sometimes hear from homeowners right in the heart of our own community in Bordentown, NJ, dealing with the all-too-common issue of basement water intrusion. Such was the case when a homeowner reached out to us, troubled by water seeping into their basement, creating a persistent mildew problem that no amount of cleaning was fixing. Our approach began as it always does, with compassion and rigorous attention to detail. After the homeowner's initial call, our Customer Care team promptly arranged for a System Design Specialist from our sales team to visit the home. There, we gleaned a full understanding of the issue: unwanted water making its way in, contributing to a worrying mildew issue that not only posed a health risk but also threatened the integrity of their home. Recognizing the seriousness of their concern, we recommended the installation of our trustworthy WaterGuard system along with a SuperSump pump. These solutions are far from your average fix—they're part of our commitment to offer enduring solutions to our clients. The WaterGuard system ensures that any water entering the basement is intercepted and rerouted before it reaches the interior, while the SuperSump pump efficiently removes any accumulated water, drastically reducing the chance of mildew growth. 

Recently, a homeowner in Medford Township, NJ, reached out to us at Quality 1st with a common yet troubling issue. Rainy seasons had been a headache for them, with water seeping through their partially finished basement's walls and floor, turning what should be an enjoyable extra space into a soggy, unusable area. Understanding the frustrations of disrupted home comfort and the potential damage to their property, they were in dire need of a permanent solution. Our team believes that the comfort and safety of a home start from the ground up, quite literally from the basement. Following the homeowner's call, our Customer Care team promptly scheduled a home inspection appointment. Our System Design Specialist then thoroughly examined the problem, diagnosing the water intrusion points and understanding the extent of the area affected. After the inspection, we recommended our TripleSafe Sump Pump system. The TripleSafe, as its name suggests, offers three levels of protection and is specifically designed to handle varying volumes of water, ensuring the basement stays dry, rain or shine. 

When a homeowner in Medford Township reached out to us with concerns about too much moisture in their crawl space, even with an existing french drain and a sump pump that hadn't been serviced since its installation in 2013, we knew we needed to act fast. Excess moisture can wreak havoc on a home, causing everything from uneven floors to compromising the building's structural integrity. After the homeowner contacted our Customer Care team, we quickly scheduled a home inspection. Our experienced System Design Specialist visited the home, confirming the moisture issues and noticing additional signs of wear in the crawl space's insulation and foundation concerns indicative of sagging floors above. Understanding the urgency and complexity of the situation, we recommended our innovative solutions: CleanSpace and SaniDry Sedona. The CleanSpace system was our go-to for wrapping up the crawl space, effectively sealing it off from ground moisture and humidity - the main culprits of dampness and the subsequent issues. To tackle the air quality and remaining moisture, we installed the SaniDry Sedona, a top-of-the-line dehumidifier, ensuring the crawl space and, by extension, the entire home would have drastically improved air quality and dryness. Our production team, comprising a skilled foreman and proficient installers, efficiently worked on the home, showcasing not only our commitment to reliability but also to a clean and undisruptive process. 

Recently in Shamong Township, NJ, we faced a basement that had persistent water seepage after heavy rains. The homeowner reached out, troubled by wet floors and the damp, musty environment that seemed to claim their basement following rainfall. Understanding the stress and damage water can cause, we kicked off the process with our caring Customer Care team setting up an appointment tailored around the homeowner's availability. Upon arrival, our skilled System Design Specialist conducted an in-depth inspection, pinpointing exactly where and how water found its path into the basement. The diagnosis? Several entry points across the foundation that required a defendable, long-lasting solution: enter WaterGuard. WaterGuard is our top-of-the-line interior basement drainage system designed to capture water sneaking into the basement across walls and the floor junction -- where this trouble often starts. 

When a homeowner from Moorestown, NJ, reached out to us at Quality 1st, they were battling a persistent and distressing problem. Just a year into their new home, and the basement had already begun flooding with every storm, with water seeping up from the ground, clearly indicating a serious lack of an effective drainage system. Understandably concerned about the potential damage to their home and belongings, they knew it was time to seek professional help. From the moment they contacted our Customer Care team, we were committed to providing a remarkable solution to their problem. Our process kicked into gear with a home inspection performed by one of our System Design Specialists. This step is crucial in identifying the root cause and devising a precise and effective solution. Following our thorough analysis, we recommended the installation of our tried and tested WaterGuard system, along with a TripleSafe Sump Pump, to address their specific issue—guaranteed to protect their basement from future flooding. 

When a homeowner in Southampton Township, NJ, was faced with the troubling issue of water infiltrating their unfinished basement during heavy rains, they sought a solution that would not only address the immediate concern but also provide lasting peace of mind. That's when they reached out to us at Quality 1st. Understanding the stress and frustration that comes with water damage, our Customer Care team quickly scheduled a thorough inspection of their property. True to our mission of delivering a remarkable customer experience, a skilled System Design Specialist from our Sales Team was prompt to visit the homeowner. After a complete evaluation of the basement, it was determined that the most effective solution to prevent future water intrusions was the installation of our trusted WaterGuard system. The beauty of WaterGuard lies in its proven reliability and efficiency in capturing wall and floor seam water leaks, guiding it away from the basement to a sump pump system before it has the chance to damage the space. 

Recently, at Quality 1st, we had the privilege of tackling a challenging basement waterproofing job for a homeowner in Medford Township, NJ. The homeowner noticed their partially finished basement was seeping water through the center of the ground, creating a damp, unwelcoming environment not just for them but also for their family to enjoy. Recognizing the urgency of the situation, they reached out to us for a solution. Our process kicked off with a warm, reassuring call to our Customer Care team, promptly setting up a home inspection appointment. A System Design Specialist from our Sales Team visited the homeowner, meticulously assessing the situation to diagnose the problem accurately. Following our thorough evaluation, we recommended the installation of our reliable WaterGuard system as the optimal solution to address their seeping basement problem. 

When a homeowner in Medford, NJ, reached out to us, they were troubled by an all-too-common issue that many people face but often ignore until it becomes a bigger headache: their crawlspace, accessible only from inside and towering at a modest 18 inches high, was plagued with moisture and a discernible mildew smell. Concerned about the potential health impacts and the structural integrity of their home, they knew it was time to seek professional help. Understanding the seriousness of their problem, our Customer Care team quickly set up an appointment with a System Design Specialist, who conducted a thorough evaluation of the crawlspace. The diagnosis was clear; to transform the damp, smelly area into a dry, clean space, a robust solution was needed. We recommended installing our WaterGuard drainage system, the SuperSump sump pump, and the SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier. These three components work seamlessly together to offer a comprehensive solution to their crawlspace woes. Our production team wasted no time getting to work. The installation of the WaterGuard ensures that any incoming water is effectively captured and directed away from the crawlspace. Paired with the SuperSump, a powerhouse sump pump, and the SaniDry Sedona, a high-capacity but energy-efficient dehumidifier, we guarantee the crawlspace stays dry and free of that pesky mildew smell. 

Recently in Maple Shade, NJ, a homeowner faced a particularly vexing issue. For years, they'd been proud of their home's curb appeal and structural integrity. But over time, the unseen forces of nature began to take their toll. The concrete slabs of their driveway had started sinking, creating more than an inch of unsettling settlement and causing a noticeable slope towards the home. Importantly, this problem wasn't due to tree roots, which are a common culprit in such issues. This puzzled and concerned them deeply, as the safety and aesthetics of their property were at stake. Realizing the problem couldn't be ignored, they reached out to us at Quality 1st. After they contacted our Customer Care team, we sent over a System Design Specialist from our Sales Team. This specialist conducted a thorough inspection, pinpointing the root of the problem and suggesting an ideal solution: PolyLevel, an innovative concrete lifting and stabilization product known for its reliability and longevity.

Recently, at Quality 1st, we had the pleasure of assisting a homeowner in Medford, NJ, who was facing a noticeable issue with their sidewalk. The concrete slab, although free from cracks or damage caused by tree roots, had unfortunately sunk by 2 inches. This not only affected the aesthetics of their property but also raised concerns about safety and functionality. Aware of how crucial it is to have a reliable and sturdy walkway, the homeowner reached out to us for a professional and lasting solution. Upon contacting our dedicated Customer Care team, an appointment was promptly arranged for a comprehensive home inspection. Our System Design Specialist visited the home, closely examined the sunken slab, and determined that our PolyLevel injection system would be the perfect solution for raising the slab back to its original position. This innovative product is not only fast and effective but also minimizes disruption and is environmentally friendly.

At Quality 1st, we recently tackled a challenging basement waterproofing project for a homeowner in Medford, NJ, transforming their space from soggy to solid. When the homeowner reached out to us, they were dealing with a problematic basement that surrendered to water every time heavy rain hit. The home had an unfinished basement, which, instead of serving as a potential area for activities or storage, became a cause of worry with every downpour. Understanding the gravity of the issue, our first step was to arrange a comprehensive home inspection. A specialist from our Sales Team, armed with expertise and a keen eye for detail, visited the property. They diagnosed the problem quickly: inadequate water management around and under the basement. It was clear that to provide a reliable and long-lasting solution, we needed to install our WaterGuard system, a proven choice for keeping basements dry. 

In the heart of Medford, NJ, a homeowner reached out to us at Quality 1st faced with a particularly distressing issue—the finished downstairs area of their home, which holds great importance as it is utilized for church gatherings, was frequently flooding, leaving a persistent musty odor that made the space less welcoming and usable. Understanding the urgency of this matter, our customer care team quickly sprang into action, scheduling a comprehensive home inspection to pinpoint the crux of the problem. Upon arrival, our System Design Specialist meticulously examined the affected area, diagnosing the root causes of the flooding and the resulting musty atmosphere. The solution recommended was a robust combination of our high-quality, technical products: WaterGuard for efficient drainage, SuperSump to effectively manage and pump out water, and the state-of-the-art SaniDry Sedona to obliterate humidity and mold risk, purifying the air. Consequently, our dedicated production team arrived, executing the plan seamlessly. They began by strategically installing the WaterGuard along the basement's perimeter to catch any incoming water. The SuperSump pump system was then put in place, designed for high-volume water pumping with reliability at its core. Lastly, we introduced the SaniDry Sedona, a powerful dehumidifier, ensuring the air remained dry and free from mustiness. 

One chilly winter in Medford, NJ, a homeowner realized his family room, situated above a crawl space, just wasn't keeping warm. Despite having pumps in place, the bitter cold seeped in, leading him to reach out to us at Quality 1st for a solution. He was interested in either encapsulating or insulating the crawl space to battle the cold. Our approach began with a homeowner reaching out to our responsive Customer Care team, who promptly arranged for a home inspection. A System Design Specialist from our team paid him a visit, conducted a thorough inspection of his crawl space, and prescribed a dual approach: installation of our CleanSpace encapsulation system and the SaniDry Sedona, an industry-leading dehumidifier. CleanSpace is designed to contradict the natural elements a crawl space battles with - humidity and dampness, by sealing off the ground and walls from moisture. And paired with the SaniDry Sedona, which efficiently lowers humidity levels and filters out mold spores, we were not just insulating; we were transforming the space entirely. 

When a homeowner in Medford, NJ, discovered her crawl space flooded with about three inches of water, she knew she needed professional help. Despite her efforts to pump the water out herself, the absence of a sump pump meant the problem could easily recur. That’s when she turned to us, Quality 1st, for a reliable, long-lasting solution. Our process began with a detailed inspection by our System Design Specialist. Understanding that water in the crawl space not only poses a risk to the home's foundation but can also lead to health issues by encouraging mold growth, we immediately suggested the installation of our CleanSpace and SaniDry Sedona products. The CleanSpace liner is a durable, white poly material solution that encapsulates the crawl space to create a moisture barrier. Meanwhile, SaniDry Sedona is a powerful but energy-efficient dehumidification system, ensuring the crawl space remains dry and healthy. 

Recently, a homeowner in Mount Holly, NJ, found themselves facing a common but frustrating issue: a wet basement with water seeping through the walls. Understanding the urgency and distress this causes, they reached out to us, Quality 1st, hoping for a reliable and lasting solution. As usual, our response was quick and efficient. It all started with our Customer Care team, who promptly arranged for a home inspection. Following this, one of our skilled System Design Specialists visited the home, meticulously examining the troubled basement to understand the root of the water ingress. Diagnosing the exact cause allowed us to craft a custom solution perfectly suited to their needs. Our recommendation was the installation of the WaterGuard system, a proven solution for basement waterproofing. WaterGuard is designed to capture water before it reaches the basement floor, channeling it safely away, thereby keeping basements dry year-round. 

Recently, we received a call from a passionate homeowner in Marlton, NJ, facing a tricky situation nobody should have to deal with: every time it rained, their crawlspace collected water up to an astonishing 18 inches high. This not only posed a threat to their home’s foundation but also carried the risk of mold and mildew growth, which is a health hazard for anyone living there. They knew they had to act fast and reached out to us, Quality 1st. The process started with our Customer Care team setting up an inspection appointment. Our specially trained System Design Specialist visited the home to assess the situation firsthand. After a comprehensive evaluation, it was clear what the homeowner needed –a CleanSpace solution. This product is a heavy, durable plastic liner that seals off the crawlspace from the earth completely. It not only prevents moisture from getting into space but also turns it into a usable storage area, effectively killing two birds with one stone. 

When a homeowner in Marlton, NJ noticed worrisome signs of foundation issues—cracks appearing inside their home, above the doorframes, and doors that wouldn't close properly, they knew they needed an expert's help. Their once-cozy living space was showing alarming signals: framing started to separate from the wall, the floors became uneven, and the integrity of the cinderblock foundation, set upon a crawl space, was in question. It was clear something needed to be done, and that's when they reached out to us at Quality 1st. After the homeowner contacted our Customer Care team, we quickly scheduled a home inspection. This critical first step was carried out by one of our experienced System Design Specialists. Upon inspection, the diagnosis pointed towards significant foundation settlement issues—a daunting problem for any homeowner. Based on our findings, we recommended the installation of Helical Piers, a reliable product designed to stabilize and lift the foundation to its original position. 

Recently, we had the pleasure of assisting a homeowner in Medford, NJ, who was grappling with a common nuisance many in our region face: a musty-smelling crawl space that flooded up to an astonishing 18 inches whenever it rained. This not only jeopardized the home’s structure but also threatened the family’s health with potentially harmful mold growth. Understandably distressed, the homeowner reached out to us at Quality 1st. Following our tried-and-true process, the homeowner's journey to peace of mind began with an easy call to our Customer Care team, who promptly arranged for a home inspection. Our System Design Specialist visited their home, not just to inspect but to truly understand the root of the problem and offer a solution that fits like a glove. After a thorough examination, we identified that the excess water was entering the crawl space from the outside, a problem screaming for our WaterGuard and TripleSafe Sump Pump system. The beauty of WaterGuard lies in its sleek design, effortlessly installed along the crawlspace's perimeter to capture water at the earliest point of entry. Complementing this, the TripleSafe Sump Pump comes equipped not just as a safeguard against flooding but with three levels of protection to ensure the home stays dry come rain or high water. 

Recently, one homeowner in Marlton, NJ, approached us with a familiar concern that many homeowners face but often neglect - a damp crawl space that not only felt uninvited but was also causing worry about the potential structural and health implications for their home. Understanding the importance of maintaining a healthy home environment, they reached out to Quality 1st, hoping for a solution that would rid them of the dampness for good. Our process, designed to ensure customer peace of mind from start to finish, kicked off with a call to our Customer Care team. Quickly scheduling an appointment, one of our experienced System Design Specialists headed to Marlton, ready to inspect the crawl space that was somewhat of a stranger to the homeowner due to its neglected condition, accessed only by a specific tool to open the panel door. After a thorough inspection, the solution was clear - we recommended the installation of our CleanSpace vapor barrier along with the SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier. These two products are seminal in our array of solutions, offering a one-two punch against crawl space moisture: CleanSpace to seal and protect and SaniDry Sedona to control humidity and filter the air. 

When homeowners in Medford, NJ, began noticing their partially finished basement showing signs of moisture issues, such as stains on walls which notably worsened with heavy rains over the past couple of months, they knew it was time for a solution. They reached out to our team at Quality 1st, hopeful for a fix to their problem. Understanding the discomfort and the possible long-term damages moisture can bring to a home, we were on a mission to restore peace of mind for these homeowners. Our Customer Care team promptly set up an appointment, sending over a System Design Specialist from our Sales Team to inspect the basement. The diagnosis was clear - the basement needed a reliable waterproofing system to protect against future water damage. We recommended installing our WaterGuard drainage system along with a TripleSafe Sump Pump, known for their integrity and long-lasting solutions in waterproofing. Our production team, consisting of an experienced foreman and skilled installers, promptly got to work. They meticulously installed the WaterGuard, an interior drainage channel that efficiently captures wall and floor seepage before it reaches the basement surface. Next, the TripleSafe Sump Pump, a crucial line of defense against water, was set up to redirect water away from the basement, ensuring a dry and healthy space.

Recently, in Marlton, NJ, a homeowner contacted us with a worrying problem – every time it rained, their basement’s window well would fill with water. This wasn’t just a minor inconvenience; it posed serious risks to the integrity of their home’s foundation and their peace of mind. Understanding the urgency, our Customer Care team promptly scheduled a home inspection to uncover the full extent of the issue. Upon arrival, our System Design Specialist performed a thorough examination of the basement and identified the key issues. The solution we proposed focused on not just removing the current water but preventing future leaks. We recommended installing a well-designed drainage system that would direct water away from the basement, ensuring the area remains dry and secure.