Quality 1st Basement Systems Before & After Photos

A Cream Ridge, NJ homeowner noticed their basement walls were bowing inwards, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems for an estimate. We used the Power Brace System to stabilize the walls. 

The foundation of this Somerville, NJ home was sinking and settling. That movement caused cracks in the walls of the crawl space. The homeowner needed a foundation professional to come in and perform a thorough inspection and provide them with the best solution to protect their home. Foundation Specialist, Mike PettyJohn, recommended Push Piers to permentantly stabilize this home after performing his interior and exterior inspection. Once the Piers are installed underneath the foundation and secured in place, our team covers the system with soil and concrete so they are out of sight, out of mind. 

Quality 1st Basement Systems waterproofed this basement in Harleysville, PA. Our team was able to help this family protect their basement and home from flooding by installing a waterproofing system they could trust. We installed the WaterGuard French Drain and TripleSafe Sump Pump System to keep the basement dry and healthy. WaterGuard is installed above the footing of the foundation so that the french drain can easily collect ground and wall seepage and direct it straight to the sump pump system. 

Our team enjoys working with our homeowners when it comes to repairing concrete around their home. PolyLevel is a more permanent solution that has a quicker cure time then complete concrete replacement which is why our customers are so happy with the results. Within just 15 minutes of completion, our customers can use their pool, driveway or porch once stabilized and lifted. This homeowner's pool in Sayreville, NJ  was lifted and leveled using Polylevel, to remove all the tripping hazards, creating a safe area in their backyard. 

A Highland Park, NJ homeowner repaired there cracked foundation walls by having our team install the Carbon Armor Reinforcement System. Carbon Armor Straps are installed with a strong epoxy to adhere to the foundation wall. The straps are secured and prevent future movement of the wall. They can be adjusted every few years to gradually bring the wall back towards its original position.