Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

This Chatham, NJ homeowner originally experienced water damage in their basement, so Quality 1st Basement Systems resolved the issue by installing their Triple Safe Sump Pump system. To ensure their system would protect their basement for years, without having any issues, the homeowner schedules annual maintenance services. 

Our Quality 1st Basement Systems service team provided annual maintenance for this homeowner in Chatham, New Jersey. It's strongly recommended for homeowners to provide annual maintenance for their sump pump system, so their basement can stay protected against water damage for years.

A homeowner in Chatham, New Jersey was experiencing water in their basement walls during heavy rains. There were also signs of efflorescent on the walls and floors. Quality 1st specialist, Laszlo Lenkey inspected the basement and noticed the signs of water and efflorescent.

WaterGuard was installed along the basement floors below the floor slab, on top of the foundation footing. This ensures that the system will be out of the mud zone and will not clog. A sump pump was also installed in the basement to pump the water out of the basement. The SuperSump sump pump was installed to keep the basement healthy and dry. This sump pump is capable of pumping 2,220 gallons of water an hour out of an 8-foot head out of the basement. This basement is waterproofed and the homeowners will not have to deal with any more water entering their home.      

This homeowner in Chatham, New Jersey has been a loyal customer of Quality 1st Basement Systems for over five years! Each year, our service team provides sump pump maintenance to thoroughly clean and inspect the system. Annual maintenance is important because it prolongs the lifespan of the system and ensures it's operating at its best performance. 

Chatham, New Jersey Resident had water leaking into their finished basement due to the old and rusted window wells. System Design Specialist, Javier recommended our SunHouse Window Wells since they allow natural sunlight in and keep water and unwanted drafts out.