Quality 1st Basement Systems Before & After Photos

What was once the centerpiece of this Ambler, PA backyard had become a growing concern for the homeowner. Uneven and sunken sections of the pool deck were not only detracting from the overall appearance of the space but also creating unsafe walking conditions for family and guests. Wanting to restore both safety and aesthetics before the next pool season, the homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems for a professional evaluation. Our team conducted a thorough inspection and discovered that the concrete settlement was due to unstable soil conditions beneath the slab, likely caused by moisture intrusion and soil washout over time.

To resolve the issue, we implemented our trusted PolyLevel Foam Injection System, a cutting-edge solution designed to lift and stabilize sunken concrete quickly and effectively. By injecting high-density polyurethane foam beneath the affected areas, we were able to fill voids in the soil and raise the slabs back to their original position with precision. The transformation was immediate: the pool deck was restored to a safe, level, and visually appealing surface.

This repair not only eliminated trip hazards but also protected the integrity of the surrounding concrete, providing the homeowner with peace of mind and a renewed sense of pride in their outdoor space!

After spotting a thin crack slowly widening along their basement wall, a homeowner in Ambler, PA began to suspect that the issue was more than just cosmetic. Over time, the crack allowed moisture to seep into the space, raising concerns about potential structural weakening and the possibility of mold growth. Wanting to address the problem before it escalated, the homeowner reached out to Quality 1st Basement Systems for a thorough assessment and a reliable solution.

Following a detailed inspection, our team determined that the wall crack required a long-lasting repair method capable of preventing future water intrusion. We recommended and installed our patented FlexiSpan Wall Crack Repair System, which is designed to create a durable, watertight seal while accommodating natural foundation movement.

With FlexiSpan in place, the wall was fully restored and protected against continued cracking, providing the homeowner with renewed confidence in the health, safety, and longevity of their home!

This home in Paulsboro, NJ was struggling with water leaking into the basement that was damaging the space and the health of the home. Water can find its way below a home through the foundation walls and floor. When unwanted moisture sits in this dark space, it can risk water damage to the home and its health. To find a solution to this issue, the homeowner contacted Quality 1st. Our team equipped the home with a new waterproofing system featuring a new sump pump and drainage system. Our WaterGuard Perimeter Drains were installed to channel leaking water into the new SuperSump system. The walls were also lined with our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier to direct water leaking through the walls down into the new drains. These new additions will guarantee that the basement will remain dry and protected from any further water damage!

System Design Specialist: John Maas

This homeowner in Paulsboro, NJ was noticing signs of water damage in their basement. They did not see any wet sports or water leakage, but there was efflorescence on the walls. They called Quality 1st Basements to schedule an inspection. Since they were looking to waterproof without finishing their basement, System Design Specialist, Ryan Devine suggested BrightWall Waterproof Basement Wall Covering. It's a durable solution that discourages the spread of mold growth and rot. The homeowner now had peace of mind that their basement was protected from any water damage with the BrightWall panels giving it a clean look. 

The front step of this home began to settle. The concrete slab in front of the lowest step had settled as well creating a small trip hazard. Our Concrete Lifting and Leveling Solution known as PolyLevel was injected beneath the sinking slab right by the steps to raise it back to level.