Quality 1st Basement Systems Before & After Photos

After noticing frequent water pooling around their foundation and signs of moisture intrusion, a homeowner in Glenside, PA realized their clogged gutters were the root of the problem. Leaves, twigs, and debris were preventing proper water flow, causing gutters to overflow during rainstorms and directing water dangerously close to the home’s structure.

Concerned about potential long-term damage, the homeowner contacted Quality 1st for a reliable, lasting solution. Following a thorough inspection, our team recommended the installation of our advanced Gutter Guard System to eliminate clogs and restore proper drainage.

Our crew installed the Gutter Guards directly over the existing gutters, ensuring a precise fit that blocks debris while allowing rainwater to flow smoothly through the system. This low-maintenance solution not only prevents future clogs but also safeguards the home against foundation damage, soil erosion, and moisture buildup. With the Gutter Guard System in place, the homeowner now enjoys year-round protection from gutter-related water issues, without the hassle of constant cleanouts.

Responding to noticeable signs of stress within the crawl space of their Glenside, PA home, a homeowner grew increasingly concerned about the combined effects of ongoing foundation settlement and persistent moisture exposure. Understanding that these issues could jeopardize the long-term stability of their property, they contacted Quality 1st in search of a durable and professional solution.

Following a thorough inspection, our team identified both structural weakening and environmental concerns that required a coordinated repair strategy tailored to the specific conditions of the space.

To address these challenges, we implemented a fully customized system that included our patented CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System, our high-efficiency SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier, and our SmartJack Support System. This integrated approach not only isolated the crawl space from excess moisture but also delivered reliable humidity control and restored proper support to compromised beams. By combining moisture management with structural reinforcement, these advanced solutions worked together to stabilize the crawl space and protect the home from future damage.

With this long-lasting repair in place, the homeowner can now enjoy renewed confidence in the safety, stability, and health of their living environment!

Hidden beneath the home in Glenside, PA, troubling signs of water intrusion began to surface as damp crawl space walls and falling insulation revealed an unhealthy moisture environment. These conditions not only compromise structural materials but also contribute to poor air quality throughout the home. Recognizing the risks associated with ongoing moisture exposure, the homeowner contacted the professionals at Quality 1st to assess the situation and provide a reliable, long-term solution.

Following a extensive inspection, our team developed a customized waterproofing plan designed to address both water management and humidity control. The solution included installing our patented Drainage Matting to manage groundwater movement, our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System to seal out moisture, and our powerful SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier to maintain balanced humidity levels.

Together, these systems work cohesively to protect the crawl space from future moisture issues, ensuring lasting durability, improved indoor air quality, and peace of mind for the homeowner!

Concerned about moisture, drafts, and energy loss coming from their crawl space, this homeowner from Glenside, PA decided it was time for a complete upgrade. They waterproofed and insulated the area using CleanSpace and SilverGlo to create a sealed, protected environment. CleanSpace acts as a durable vapor barrier, keeping moisture out, while SilverGlo insulation helps regulate temperatures and improve energy efficiency. Since the installation, the crawl space has stayed dry, the home feels more comfortable, and the homeowner enjoys greater peace of mind knowing their crawl space is properly protected.

The installation to raise a sinking concrete slab is very simple. Small penny-sized holes are drilled into sections of the concrete and polyurethane foam, PolyLevel is injected underneath the slab. We found that concrete sinks due to the soil underneath the slab. Soil becomes weak when it is too wet or too dry and can no longer support the weight of the concrete. PolyLevel is a lightweight foam that provides additional support, permanently stabilizing the patio area.