The Expert Basement Waterproofers for Medford. Professional Foundation Repairs, and Crawl Space Services

When a homeowner in Medford, NJ noticed the concrete slab in their backyard was sinking, without a tree root in sight to blame, they knew they had to call in the pros for help. That's where we at Quality 1st came into the picture. Our mission was clear: provide a remarkable, customer-focused approach to tackling their concrete woes. After the homeowner reached out to our Customer Care team, we immediately set an appointment for one of our System Design Specialists to assess the situation firsthand. It didn’t take long for us to diagnose the problem and pose a game-changer of a solution - PolyLevel injection foam. PolyLevel, an innovative concrete lifting technique, was just the tool for the job soothing our homeowner's sinking concrete problem. Unlike traditional mudjacking solutions that could take days and leave messes, PolyLevel’s lightweight, durable material guaranteed a swift and clean improvement to an otherwise unrestful home environment. Our production team, guided by an experienced foreman and skilled installers, executed the installation flawlessly. 

Not too long ago, a homeowner from Medford, NJ, faced a problem that many of us can relate to - uncomfortable humidity levels in their home. This wasn’t just your average discomfort though; it was persistent and made parts of the house particularly undesirable. They knew they needed a lasting solution that provided more than just a quick fix. That’s why they reached out to us, Quality 1st. After the homeowner contacted our Customer Care team, we quickly scheduled an inspection. Our System Design Specialist visited the home, surveyed the crawl space, and diagnosed the core issue. The solution? A SaniDry Sedona installation. This is no ordinary dehumidifier; it’s specifically designed to tackle environments like crawl spaces, maintaining dry, healthy air, and preventing mold and mildew growth. Our production team, including a dedicated foreman and skilled installers, went to work in the home. They ensured access outside was easy and efficient, streamlining the SaniDry Sedona's installation process in the crawl space. Our team focused on not just remedying the humid condition but ensuring the installation was tidy, with a clean setup that promised both durability and performance. The outcome was just what the homeowner and we aimed for - a transformative solution. The SaniDry Sedona runs quietly in the background, efficiently controlling the crawl space's humidity levels, thereby affecting the entire home’s comfort positively. 

When one Medford, NJ homeowner discovered their crawl space wall was damping up on one side, raising concerns for mold and structural integrity, they knew it was time for a professional evaluation. They reached out to us at Quality 1st, banking on our track record of providing long-lasting solutions and a remarkable customer service experience. True to form, we jumped into action, scheduling an immediate home inspection. Our System Design Specialist inspected their crawl space and quickly pinpointed the issue. He recommended a robust solution that would not just fix the dampness but also prevent future problems. The solution included installing the CleanSpace vapor barrier system to seal off moisture and the environment, the SaniDry Sedona to dehumidify and filter the air, making the space drier and healthier, and the SmartJack support system to stabilize and lift the sagging floors. Our highly trained production team tackled the task with efficiency, installing the recommended solutions. The SmartJack went in first, providing immediate stabilization to the formerly sagging floor. Next was the CleanSpace barrier, meticulously installed to ensure not an inch of the crawl space was exposed to moisture. Lastly, the SaniDry Sedona was set up, purely transforming the once damp and musty space into a dry, clean, and healthier area. 

Recently, in Medford, NJ, we at Quality 1st encountered a situation that many homeowners fear - a sagging first floor. This wasn't just a slight inconvenience; the floor had dropped a significant 3 1/2 inches! Understandably, the homeowner was concerned, especially since they discovered the issue during an attempted renovation. They reached out to us, seeking not only a solution but peace of mind. Our approach began with our Customer Care team, who promptly arranged for a System Design Specialist to inspect the home thoroughly. It turned out the root of the problem was an underlying issue within the crawl space - a situation perfectly suited for our SmartJack solution. SmartJack is a highly durable, adjustable steel pier designed specifically to stabilize and lift sagging floors back to their original position.

Recently, a homeowner in Medford, NJ, found themselves facing a common but often overlooked problem – a damp and neglected crawl space. Barely 18 inches high, the area was hard to access and not equipped to keep moisture out. Knowing the potential for damage to their home's structure and air quality, the homeowner reached out to us at Quality 1st for help. After the homeowner contacted our Customer Care team, we quickly scheduled a home inspection to assess the situation. Our System Design Specialist dove into the cramped space to evaluate the conditions. They found the typical signs of a problematic crawl space: moisture, a musty smell, and the obvious lack of an effective vapor barrier. Understanding the need for a long-lasting solution, we recommended installing our CleanSpace and SaniDry Sedona systems – a sure-fire duo when it comes to crawlspace encapsulation and dehumidification. 

Recently, in the quiet streets of Medford, NJ, we at Quality 1st had the opportunity to help a homeowner facing a common yet challenging situation. Their crawl space, a crucial but often overlooked part of their home, was grappling with water accumulation. The homeowner noticed that the concrete floor of their roughly 18-inch-high crawl space was consistently wet, a problem that not only threatened the structural integrity of their home but also the health environment inside. Aware of the potential consequences, they reached out to us for a reliable and long-lasting solution. Our process kicked off with a phone call to our Customer Care team, who quickly scheduled a home inspection. Our System Design Specialist then examined the crawl space in detail, diagnosing the extent of the moisture issues. With a clear understanding of the problem, we recommended our CleanSpace system—a highly durable, waterproof lining designed to encapsulate crawl spaces, effectively controlling moisture and shutting out pests and mold.

Recently, we tackled a particularly challenging crawl space issue in Medford, NJ. The homeowner reached out to us when they noticed the conditions under their house were far from ideal — we’re talking about a crawl space just 18 inches high, with access only from the outside. They were looking for a reliable way to clean and protect this space, so we got down to business. Our team, made up of a System Design Specialist and our top-notch production team, put heads, hands, and hearts together to envision and execute a stellar solution. After conducting a full inspection, we recommended a surefire combination of CleanSpace, SaniDry Sedona, and SilverGlo. You see, CleanSpace is a revolutionary vapor barrier that completely seals off the crawl space from earth, SaniDry Sedona is an efficient dehumidifier to keep the air dry and fresh, and SilverGlo is an insulation product that reflects heat back into the crawl space, increasing energy efficiency. Once the plan was set, our foreman and diligent installers got to work. The tight space made the install challenging, but that's just the sort of problem we like to solve. They meticulously cleaned the area, installed the CleanSpace liner snugly against the walls and floors—preventing any moisture or pests from creeping in, set up the SaniDry Sedona to take care of any humidity issues, and finished by fitting SilverGlo on the walls for that extra insulation.

Like many homeowners in Medford, NJ, dealing with water in the basement after a heavy rain can be both distressing and damaging, particularly if your basement is a finished space that serves as an extension of your home. This was the exact situation one of our recent customers found themselves in. The continuous seepage of water into their beautifully finished basement whenever it rained heavily led them to reach out to us at Quality 1st Basements for a reliable solution. Understanding the urgency and the need for a trusted solution, our Customer Care team promptly scheduled an appointment for a free inspection. A System Design Specialist from our team visited the home to evaluate the situation firsthand. After a thorough inspection, it was clear that our WaterGuard interior drainage system along with the SuperSump sump pump would offer the perfect resolution to their water problems. The WaterGuard system is dexterously designed to sit at the basement's perimeter, capturing water seeping in through the walls or floor before it reaches your living space. Couple this with the efficiency of our SuperSump sump pump system, which then swiftly pumps the collected water out and away from the home, we knew we had a fail-proof solution at hand.

When the Stevens family from Medford, NJ, reached out to us with concerns about their crawlspace, it was clear they were looking for more than just a quick fix. Living in a beautiful home that they cherished, they noticed the problem when the crawlspace access, a muddy pit located outside and barely 18 inches deep, started causing issues in the quality of their living environment. Moisture was seeping in, cultivating a musty odor that began to permeate their space. They were interested in installing a vapor barrier to stop the moisture in its tracks and ensure a healthier home atmosphere. Once our Customer Care team fielded their call, they scheduled an appointment with our System Design Specialist who was quick to conduct a thorough inspection of the Stevens' home. Assessing their situation, the specialist recommended installing our CleanSpace vapor barrier along with the SaniDry Sedona – an energy-efficient dehumidification system. These products were chosen specifically for their remarkable capacity to convert a damp, dirty crawlspace into a clean, dry space that not only protects the home from moisture damage but also improves the overall air quality inside the house. Our production team, led by an experienced foreman accompanied by dedicated installers, wasted no time getting to work. The team skillfully sealed the Stevens' crawlspace with CleanSpace, a durable liner that keeps moisture, pests, and mold out, while the SaniDry Sedona was set up to keep the space dry and free from musty odors. 

Recently, we had the opportunity to assist a homeowner in Medford, NJ, who was dealing with a challenging crawl space issue. Their home had a crawl space of about 18 inches in height, which in itself presents a unique set of challenges. The homeowner recognized the urgency of the situation when they noticed sagging floors, a common sign that the crawl space needed crucial support. They reached out to us at Quality 1st, seeking a reliable and long-lasting solution. They specifically requested the addition of two new steel beams about 15 feet in length, supported by three poles off each beam, along with crawl space encapsulation and a humidity control system. Following our standard procedure, our dedicated Customer Care Team promptly arranged a home inspection. Our System Design Specialist then meticulously assessed the crawl space, confirming the homeowner's concerns and recommending a comprehensive solution. We proposed the installation of SmartJack for robust support, CleanSpace for encapsulation, and the SaniDry Sedona system for efficient humidity control. 

Recently, we had the opportunity to help a homeowner in Medford, NJ, who was faced with a concerning issue. A vertical crack in their basement's foundation had been previously repaired but began showing signs of distress again when a small amount of water started seeping through. With an unfinished basement and a poured concrete foundation to tackle, ensuring the safety and integrity of their home was paramount for the homeowner. Upon receiving the call, our dedicated Customer Care team swiftly moved into action, scheduling a thorough home inspection. Our System Design Specialist took no time in identifying the problem and recommended the installation of our CleanSpace product, a trusted solution for waterproofing and protecting basement walls. This system doesn't just act as a barrier against moisture and potential water damage; it ensures a healthier and cleaner basement space. Our skilled production team, consisting of a dedicated foreman and expert installers, then made their way to the home. They expertly installed the CleanSpace liner, carefully covering the problematic wall area. 

Recently in Medford, NJ, we had the pleasure of serving a homeowner who faced the common problem of a sunken concrete sidewalk. Thankfully, there were no complications from tree roots or cracks; the concrete had simply subsided by about a half inch, presenting a trip hazard and disrupting the property's aesthetic. Our Customer Care team was the homeowner's first point of contact, setting the stage for a smooth and stress-free experience. They quickly scheduled a home inspection to assess the situation. Upon arrival, our System Design Specialist conducted a thorough examination of the sidewalk, working closely with the homeowner to diagnose the problem accurately. Their expertise pointed towards a clear, efficient solution: PolyLevel, known for its quick application and durable results. The day of the repair, our experienced foreman and a team of skilled installers arrived at the home ready to tackle the job. Our approach with PolyLevel involved injecting the structural grade polymer beneath the sunk section of sidewalk, a process specially designed to lift and stabilize the concrete with precision. 

When a Medford, NJ homeowner discovered eighteen inches of water in their crawl space, causing worrying leakages into their basement every time it rained, they knew they needed a trustworthy solution, and fast. They reached out to us at Quality 1st, desperate for a way to solve the water intrusion issue that was stemming from where a black pipe entered their home, as well as minor seepage around their Bilco doors. Understandably concerned about the potential damage to their foundation and living spaces, they were in urgent need of a reliable fix. Our process kicked off with a call to our Customer Care team, who quickly set up an inspection appointment. A friendly System Design Specialist from our Sales Team was soon on-site, ready to assess the situation. Following a comprehensive inspection, it became clear that our CleanSpace product was the solution to turn their problem around. CleanSpace, a durable, moisture-resistant barrier designed specifically for areas like crawl spaces and basements, was perfect for sealing out water and humidity, preventing any future invasions into their home. 

Over in Medford, NJ, a homeowner caught wind of an issue that’s fairly common but no less unsettling – their concrete patio began to show signs of settling. Quite the headache, and with no unruly trees to blame, the cause was a bit of a mystery but needed a fix that would last. That’s where we came in. After reaching out to our Customer Care team, the homeowner was quickly matched with a System Design Specialist who scoped out the situation. The diagnosis? A problem right up our alley. We recommended our PolyLevel solution – a top choice for leveling settled concrete. The production day was smooth sailing. Our foreman and installation crew arrived on-site, ready to tackle the patio dilemma. PolyLevel is a bit magic, really. We inject it beneath the concrete, where it expands and gently lifts the slab back to its original, rightful position. It's quick, effective, and causes minimal disruption – most importantly, it’s long-lasting. Once the PolyLevel was in place, and the patio was precision-leveled, we made sure to leave the property as if we were never there.

Recently, we had the opportunity to assist a homeowner in Medford, NJ, who was facing a troublesome issue - their unfinished basement was succumbing to water intrusion with any substantial rain. Understandably, this was causing considerable inconvenience and worry, as water in the basement can lead to damage and the potential for mold growth. The homeowner wanted peace of mind and a dry basement, something every homeowner deserves. That's where we, Quality 1st Basement Systems, stepped in. Following our streamlined process, the homeowner's first call to our Customer Care team set them on the path to a lasting solution. A System Design Specialist from our team visited the home for a thorough inspection. After diagnosing the problem, it was clear that a robust strategy was necessary to tackle their water woes. We recommended installing the WaterGuard drainage system along with our TripleSafe Sump Pump – a tried and true combination for keeping basements dry, all year round. The WaterGuard system is ingeniously designed to catch any water seeping through the walls or floor, channeling it efficiently to the TripleSafe Sump Pump, which then expels the water away from the foundation. 

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, 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. 

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. 

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. 

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. 

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. 

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.

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, 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 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, 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. 

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.

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. 

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. 

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.

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. 

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.

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.

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, 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. 

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. 

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 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.

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.   

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.  

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!

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!