Quality 1st Basement Systems Before & After Photos

SmartJacks could be a fix for sagging or uneven floors above a crawlspace area. During annual maintenance at a home in Manahawkin, NJ, Quality 1st Service Technician Chris checks to ensure that all jacks are in good contact with the beams and the jacks are tightened as necessary to prevent movement.  Finally, he ensures that the beams are level. The homeowner is left with level floors above the crawlspace and peace of mind! 

Quality 1st Basement Systems installed BrightWall basement wall panels in this Ramsey, NJ water damaged basement. Brightwall keeps humidity and water vapor out of the basement. Paired with the high-performance TripleSafe sump pump, this basement will stay dry and looks much better. 

A homeowner in Ramsey, New Jersey had a sidewalk in front of their home that was sinking 4-6 inches and needed to raised. The homeowners contacted Quality 1st for a solution. Quality 1st had PolyLevel installed to raise the concrete back to its original position. PolyLevel is a polyurethane foam that is injected into the concrete through specialized equipment that starts raising the concrete within minutes. The concrete is ready to use that very same day! PolyLevel is a fast and easy solution to concrete lifting and leveling.   

A Ramesy, NJ homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basements for a concrete lifting solution after they noticing slabs around their pool had settled causing an eyesore. Concrete Repair Specialist, Jeff Pitek, measured roughly 2 inches of settlement around the entire pool area. The homeowner wanted to raise the slabs to remove the eyesore and trip hazards and make sure they would never sink again. Thanks to Jeff and our PolyLevel Foreman Richard, Quality 1st was able to completely level the entire pool deck area, removing the trip hazard while permanently stabilizing the concrete to prevent future sinking and settling.   

This concrete and slate patio in Ramsey, NJ was sinking, causting it to separate from the home. Quality 1st Basements injected Polylevel, a foam that expanded under the sunken slabs and filled all the voids in the slab, while pushing it up and securing it. The joints around the perimeter of the patio were then sealed to ensure that water would no longer seep through and cause the soil beneath the patio to erode.