Quality 1st Basement Systems Before & After Photos

Take a look at what can be inside a sump pump system after an entire year of keeping the basement dry and healthy. Our Service Team performed a routine, yearly cleaning, for this Moorestown, NJ home. When we opened up the sump pump pit we found the usual dirt and crim. Over time, if not cleaned and inspected, this dirt can actually cause clogging which can stop the system from accepting water and cause the basement to flood. 

If you haven't already, contact our service department today for your routine Annual Maintenance Appointment!!

Dirt and sediment can accumulate in the bottom of a sump pump pit during normal operations, such as in the SuperSump liner shown. During annual maintenance in the Moorestown, NJ residence, Quality 1st's service team cleaned the pump and liner as well as the WaterGuard below-slab system via access through an Inspection Port. A clean and well-maintained system offers the best wet basement solution for protection from water accumulation in the basement!   

This Monroe Township driveway had settlement issues where the driveway and the garage met. The homeowner didn't like the way it looked nor the bump his car had to drive over each day he drove in and out of his garage. He called Quality 1st for a free estimate! A Design Specialist recommended the PolyLevel System which would easily permanently lift the driveway back to its desired level, removing the small bump. The homeowner was very pleased to see how quick and easy it was, plus how well the crew cleaned up!   

The homeowner in Williamstown, NJ noticed their one driveway slab had settled a little in their driveway. At first they thought nothing of it but over time their foot would start to catch it on the way to the car. Realizing that one of them could get hurt they contacted Quality 1st to take a look to see what could be done. System Design Specialist Maurice Robinson recommended PolyLevel. A small whole was drilled into the slab which pumped a small amount of PolyLevel foam solution underneath. The foam then expands and hardens raising the slab back to its original level.  

The homeowner living in Williamstown, NJ had a driveway that had sunk about three inches.  Looking for a solution, the homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems. System Design Specialist, Maurice Robinson, examined the homeowner's driveway and recommended Polylevel to solve the problem. The Project Manager and his crew, injected PolyLevel into the homeowners driveway. The driveway was quickly raised, elevating the driveway and therefore removing the tripping hazard, leaving the homeowner satisfied.