Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

Quality 1st Basements installed Push Piers next the footings of the home and are attached with a heavy duty steel bracket. Once the home is stabilized and lifting is complete, the soil is back filled, where they stay out of site. We recommended the Push Piers because they are a permanent solution for a settling foundation when the soil conditions below are unknown. 

This Linden, NJ home was struggling with foundation and water damage that was posing a great threat to the homeowner's living space. Foundation walls were showing signs of bowing and cracking which set off a sense of urgency in the homeowner to find a way to fix it. To resolve these issues and restore the home's structural integrity, our team at Quality 1st stepped in to provide a solution.

To address the bowing problem of the wall, we equipped the basement with our PowerBrace Repair System. These strong steel beams were secured to the joists above the wall that was experiencing movement. This system is adjustable, allowing the potential of straightening bowing walls over time. With our experience and our successful products, we were able to ease the homeowner's mind and restore the integrity of their home!

System Design Specialist: Stephen

Foreman: Miguel

We stabilized a foundation for a commercial building in Linden, NJ. Our Foundation Repair Specialist recommended Helical Piers to stabilize the foundation and prevent future settlement.

Installation of SmartJack XT System installed in Morganville, NJ  for a homeowner who had settling issues in a finished basement.

A homeowner in Marlboro Township, New Jersey had a crack in their foundation wall in their basement, and contacted Quality 1st for a solution. CarbonArmor Wall Reinforcing System was installed on the walls. The CarbonArmor strips are made from a fiber reinforced polymer that is 10 times stronger than steel and is specifically designed for this purpose. The straps are attached to the wall and secured with heavy duty steel brackets. The straps will stabilize the wall and begin to pull it back to its original position.