Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

This slab outside of a Plainsboro, NJ home was experiencing an inch and a half of settlement and became a trip hazard to the homeowners. The Quality 1st crew was able to lift the sunken and settled concrete by using the Polyurethane Injection System. Installation took less than a day and the homeowner and his family were able to walk on it a few minutes after install.

An unfinished basement in Manville, New Jersey had bowing walls and a large crack in the foundation. The floor dropped 1/4 of an inch, and the homeowner needed Quality 1st Basement System's help. Inspector Kenny Tramutola determined that the best solution was to push piers to lift the basement floor and stabilize the walls. A foundation bracket was installed against the footing and piers were driven into the foundation bracket and the soil. It then lifted the structure using high-strength steel. Push piers are strong with high capacity loads and galvanized steel. Now this basement will not bow and the walls are stable and safe.

A homeowner in Kendall Park, NJ encountered foundation issues that jeopardized the stability of their residence. Clearly visible cracks along the basement walls indicated significant pressure affecting the foundation, which, if not addressed promptly, could lead to a complete collapse of the wall. Our skilled team at Quality 1st implemented a noninvasive preventative installation to rectify the situation. CarbonArmor strips were securely bonded to the compromised foundation walls using a high-strength epoxy resin, effectively reinforcing and stabilizing the structure. With the installation of these strips, we successfully restored the home's stability and provided the homeowner with peace of mind.  

System Design Specialist: Joe  

Foreman: Wilver

A homeowner in Randolph, New Jersey noticed that their walls were bowing and causing problems. The homeowner contacted Quality 1st for a solution. System Design Specialist, Mike B inspected the home and suggested that the GeoLock Wall Anchors be installed. These anchors are specially designed for what the homeowner was experiencing. The wall anchors are made of galvanized steel for a long-lasting solution that will prevent any further inward movement of the walls. These anchors extend from the wall to the stable, soil beyong the home. They areanchored into the stronger soils, brace the foundation wall, preventing further movement. These anchors are installed with minimal invasion and can be easily concealed. 

Quality 1st Basement Systems received a phone call from a homeowner in Somerset, NJ about a foundation concern. The homeowner noticed their basement walls were cracking and bowing inwards. We had our System Design Specialist, Mike F., go to the home and inspect the walls. He presented his findings to the homeowner and recommended the Carbon Armor Straps would be the perfect solution. The Carbon Armor Straps are our flexible and durable foundation repair straps that stabilize bowing walls. Since the repair, the homeowner has not experienced any other issues in their home.