Quality 1st Basement Systems Before & After Photos

Quality 1st Service Technician Andrew visited this Bedminster customer to perform annual maintenance on their SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier and Air Filtration System.  He cleaned the unit, tested the refrigerant, tested the drainage, and replaced the filter. The system can remove up to 95 pints of water per day and eliminate musty odors by filtering mold spores, dust, and other small particles!

This Princeton, NJ basement flooded which caused damage to the floor tiles and the bottom portion of sheetrock on one wall. Quality 1st Basement Systems removed the damaged tiles and installed MillCreek basement floors. MillCreek looks exactly like wood but is completely waterproof and mold resistant. Because of its durability and inorganic composition, MillCreek is the best option for basement floors while still giving the look of wood flooring. EverLast Basement Wall Panels were installed in place of the damaged sheet rock to create a healthy environment in this basement.

Quality 1st Basement Systems replaced this failing sump pump in Blawenburg, NJ with a state of the art TripleSafe sump pump.

Homeowner in Lawrenceville, NJ contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems to raise their concrete slabs around the pool. A picture on the Quality 1st PolyLevel truck caught their attention and they called right away for more information. PolyLevel was injected into to sinking slab to bring it back to level with the rest of the  pool patio. PolyLevel is a quick installation that provides a permanent solution without having to replace each slab. 

The driveway of a home in Lawrenceville, NJ had several concrete slabs that were settling into the ground. The slabs settled in a way that made it difficult for the homeowner to pull his car in and out smoothly. The homeowner was looking for information on how to fix his settling concrete when he stumbled upon Quality 1st Basements. The homowner decided to call and see if they could help him find a solution. Our team injected PolyLevel foam beneath the slab, lifting the settled concrete back into place. The homeowner was overjoyed to finally have a level driveway.