Quality 1st Basement Systems Before & After Photos

In the first photo, notice how the front concrete sidewalk in Warminster, PA has sunken, creating an uneven and potentially hazardous surface. The homeowner reached out to us due to concerns about safety and aesthetics. Using the PolyLevel system, we stabilized, lifted, and leveled the slabs by injecting high-strength polyurethane foam beneath them. This approach effectively filled the void and made the sidewalk safe again. 

In Warminster, PA, a homeowner noticed uneven concrete around their front sidewalk, as a direct result of worsening settlement conditions.

Luckily our foreman Ash and his crew installed our PolyLevel Foam Injections beneath the settled portions of concrete, entirely restoring the sidewalk to its original designated height. The crew also administered our specially formulated Sealant Pro, to further protect the surface from decay. Along with a complete application of our ultraviolet resistant NexusPro Joint Sealant, ensuring the walkway is fully safeguarded against potential erosion.

Once again this sidewalk is fully leveled and easily accessible, providing this homeowner with total peace of mind!

System Design Specialist: Nelson Garcia 

This homeowner from Warminster, PA recently decided to tackle the uneven, settling concrete in their garage that had been causing cracks, gaps, and frustration. To restore the surface, professionals used PolyLevel, a high-density expanding foam that lifts and levels the slab with precision, without the mess or downtime of traditional mudjacking. Once the concrete was brought back to its proper position, NexusPro sealant was applied to the joints and cracks, protecting the slab from future water intrusion and seasonal movement.

Now the garage floor is smooth, stable, and safer to use, giving the homeowner a cleaner look and renewed confidence in their space.

A homeowner from Glassboro, NJ had sinking a sinking concrete pool deck. It was a trip hazard and needed to be repaired. Quality 1st Basements fixed the homeowner's concrete by injecting PolyLevel under the slab until it was back in place.