Quality 1st Basement Systems Before & After Photos

In Lambertville, NJ, we used PolyLevel to raise this sinking concrete walkway. The homeowner's peace of mind was restored, and they were able to walk on it safely without worrying about tripping hazards! PolyLevel is an environmentally friendly Polyurethane foam that removes the voids between the concrete slab and soil. 

A Lambertville, NJ homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems to repair their front concrete walkway area that was settling. The settlement created small trip hazards and they became concerns with how unsafe this area had become. Since the concrete was in good condition with no cracks or crumbling, re-pouring the area was out of the question. When they heard about concrete raising, they knew they wanted to learn more! We sent Concrete Repair Specialist, Joe, out to meet with them, inspect the area, and provide them with the best solution. Check out how our Polylevel  lift, leveled and stabilized this entire walkway!  

This Lambertville, New Jersey homeowner noticed water in their basement after days of heavy rain. Inspecting his existing sump pump he noticed that although water was inside the pit, water was not being removed therefore causing the water to over flow all over their basement floor. Quality 1st Basement Systems installed our TripleSafe Sump Pump System and WaterGuard French Drain System to properly collect and direct water out of the basement and away from the homes foundation. Unlike their old sump pump system, the TripleSafe has three pumps that sit inside the protective liner to handle high levels of water. 

Quailty 1st Basement Systems replaced this drafty window in Beverly, NJ with a vinyl-framed basement window.

Mt.Laurel, NJ homeowner was experiencing water in their unfinished basement. They had an existing sump pump system but was still experiencing water from time to time when it rained. Over the years the amount of water had increased from a small puddle to up to 2 inches of water. The water was now creating an uncomfortable, damp and smelly environment in the basement. The homeowner wanted a solution to the water concerns right away and so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems who was their local waterproofing experts. 

Quality 1st sent System Design Specialist, Laszlo lenkey, out to inspect the area and design a solution that best fit this basement. Laszlo suggested replacing the sump pump system with a SuperSump Pump that will properly pump water out of the basement, keeping it dry and healthy. The SumpSump Pump is capable of pumping 2,220 gallons of water per hour out the basement. 

The homeowner was relieved that they no longer had to water about water in their basement. Quality 1st Basement Systems helped another homeowner keep their basement dry and healthy.