Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Denville, NJ noticed their garage walls were cracking and slightly bowing inwards, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems. Our System Design Specialist, Lazslo L., inspected the walls and recommended the Carbon Armor Reinforcement System would be the perfect solution. Carbon Armor is designed to stabilize bowing and cracking walls. The system is flexible and ten times stronger than steel. Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other foundation issues in their home. 

Installation of Wall Anchors took place in New Brunswick, NJ to fix cracks problems on basement walls.

A New Brunswick, NJ homeowner hired Quality 1st Basement Systems to install  SmartJack Floor Support System to the floor joist of this home. The floor needed additional support to prevent further sagging and movement. 

In Rockaway, NJ, a homeowner observed signs of foundation settlement on the side of their home, with visible cracks in the walls and floors that were becoming increasingly uneven. The shifting foundation was beginning to cause doors and windows to stick, which raised serious concerns about the structural integrity of the property.

After reaching out to Quality 1st, our team conducted a thorough inspection and recommended our specially patented Helical Pier System as the best solution. The installation process involved driving steel piers deep into soil to anchor and lift the foundation back to its original position, stabilizing the structure permanently.

Once the piers were fully installed and the home was leveled, the homeowner was extremely relieved to have their property restored to a safe, stable condition, eliminating further settlement risks and ensuring long-term foundation protection!

Foreman: Faustino 

A homeowner in Millstone, New Jersey had stair step cracks on the inside wall of their basement and contacted Quality 1st for a solution.

Our System Design Specialist inspected the basement and recommended that Push Piers be installed. Push Piers are installed next to the footings and attached with a heavy duty steel bracket. Soil is backfilled around the piers once stabilization and lifting is complete to finish the installation. Push Piers provide a permanent solution for foundation stabilization.