Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

We received a call from a homeowner in Old Tappan NJ, dealing with a dreadful damp basement caused by a malfunctioning sump pump. Soon after meeting with our system design specialist Laszlo, who provided a detailed evaluation of the necessary products needed to supply this homeowner with the best possible solution to their issue, our skilled foreman and his crew reached the property and began tackling the task at hand. The crew installed our heavy-duty specially engineered SuperSump Premier Pump System, the SuperSump includes a powerful Zoeller ⅓ horsepower cast-iron sump pump, which can pump 2,220 gallons of water per hour at an 8-foot head. This powerful device will wholeheartedly ensure that this owner's basement remains dry, clean, and completely reinforced to handle any potential water-leaking challenges in the future!

This homeowner in Old Tappan, New Jersey has been a loyal customer of Quality 1st Basement Systems for ten years! It was time for their annual sump pump maintenance provided by our service team. This maintenance is vital because it extends the lifespan of the sump pump system. 

Taking care of your sump pump is essential because it helps the system to function properly. Our Quality 1st Basement Systems service team provides annual maintenance for this homeowner in Westwood, New Jersey. Our team will thoroughly clean and test the system to ensure there are no errors. We emphasize the value of annual maintenance because it prolongs the lifespan of the system.

This River Vale, NJ homeowner originally experienced water issues in their basement, so Quality 1st Basement Systems resolved the problem by installing their Smart Sump Pump System. Since then, the home has been protected from water damage. Each year, our service team provides annual maintenance to clean and inspect the system.

The WaterGuard Drainage System is installed just underneath the perimeter edge of the basement floor. Unlike old-fashioned drain tile systems installed on the outside of the home, with the WaterGuard System, there is no gap on the basement floor to let humidity into the space or to collect debris. There is no opportunity for mud clog, because the system sits on top of the footing, away from the "mud zone" underneath your floor. Water is collected without the risk of clogs that would halt your system. Check out the difference with this before and after WaterGuard installation!