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A homeowner in Rahway, NJ, found themselves facing a common yet daunting problem: their basement was taking on water. Our System Design Specialist, known for their expertise, visited the home to assess the situation closely. The solution, in this case, was clear. Our proven WaterGuard system would be installed along the basement’s perimeter to intercept water at the most common point of entry: the foundation. To complement, the reliable SuperSump pump system was chosen to efficiently eject collected water away from the home, ensuring the basement remains dry year-round.
This Rahway, NJ homeowner has had their sump pump system for ten years, and their home continues to be protected against water damage. To ensure their system can protect their home for years, the homeowner schedules annual maintenance, so their system can be properly cleaned and inspected.
Check out this great before & after of a full Basement Waterproofing System! By installing a WaterGuard Drainage System and a TripleSafe Sump Pump, the basement will stay dry and healthy. A SaniDry Dehumidifier was also installed to circulate clean, dry air throughout the basement. Lastly, CleanSpace Vapor Barrier was installed to the walls to prevent water vapor and humidity from passing through.
Although this homeowner had an existing sump pump, it was very old and had never been serviced, which caused it to fail during a recent rain storm. The homeowner called Quality 1st to replace their sump pump and install a dehumidifier to keep their basement dry. Our team installed the TripleSafe Sump Pump and the SaniDry Sedona. The homeowner no longer has to worry about their sump pump failing and their basement is completely dry!
A homeowner in Maplewood, NJ was looking for an upgrade to the sump pump system in the basement. Water was starting to flood the basement floor as the old sump pump stopped working. The old pump was replaced with the reliable and trusty TripleSafe Sump Pump System. The TripleSafe keeps your basement dry with triple the protection. Most sump pumps fail because of either a failed pump, a pump that can't handle high volumes of water or power failure.