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This homeowner wanted to make the original basement window into something bigger and have an easier, safer way to exit the home. We removed the old window and installed our Egress Window Well, which is a one-piece unit of high-quality plastic that is reinforced for stability and longevity. Lastly, we finished the basement with our EverLast Wall Restoration, which is an inorganic base molding that will not be damaged by water and is designed to withstand mold or mildew.
A homeowner from Bel Air, MD was looking to safeguard their property from moisture and energy loss. They called Quality 1st Basements for a free quote and a full inspection. Our System Design Specialist suggested CleanSpace and SilverGlo for effective protection. By installing CleanSpace in the crawl space, they created a durable vapor barrier that prevented humidity and mold growth, improving indoor air quality. To further enhance energy efficiency, they added SilverGlo insulation, which helped regulate the home's temperature year-round and reduced energy bills. Together, these solutions provided comprehensive protection, ensuring the home remained dry, comfortable, and energy-efficient for years to come.
This customer wanted to sell their home but needed to get it waterproofed first. We removed moldy paneling and replaced the inadequate sump with a SuperSump. We installed WaterGuard to control the water issues and installed SilverGlo insulation on the walls with inserted studs so the customers can replace his own panels.
This customer wanted to have a code-approved Egress Window Well installed in their home so the basement could be finished and used as extra living space.
We installed an Egress Rockwell System because it is by far the best egress window well system available on the market. We also installed a WellDuct window well drain to guarantee that the water in the window well will never flood into the basement.
Customer had a finished basement with minimal natural light and asked that we come out to install an Egress Window for them. An Egress window is a large opening that is large enough to escape out of in case of emergencies and is also a way to allow in a lot of natural lighting.
We first had to do a dig-out and cut through the poured foundation. Once we had the opening for the window, we then installed a 27 x 45 In-Swing Egress with an Egress well, ladder, metal grate, and cover.
Crawl Space Repair & Basement Waterproofing Services
Foundation & Concrete Repair Services
Basement Finishing
Gutter Services