Basement Waterproofing Before & After Photos

Quality 1st Basement Systems replaced this sump pump in Morris County, NJ. The new sump pump has an airtight seal that prevents musty odors from leaking out of the sump pump and drifting into the rest of the house. This home is now worry-free with the powerful sump pump keeping the basement safe and dry.

A homeowner in Roxbury Township, New Jersey had water seeping in from the ground every time it rained. Quality 1st System Design Specialist inspected the basement and suggested it be waterproofed. WaterGuard was installed along the perimeter of the basement under the floor slab, on top of the foundation footing to prevent the system from clogging. Next, the TripleSafe sump pump was installed in the basement to pump the water out of the basement. The TripleSafe sump pump has three levels of pumps built inside in case of one pump failure, the next lower level pumps will kick in. The TripleSafe also comes with a backup battery that will pump 11,500 gallons of water or more on a fully charged battery. This basement is free from water and protected. 

If your sump pump from Quality 1st Basement Systems is resembling the before picture, it may be time for annual maintenance! Our service team provides excellent care and education to ensure that your sump pump will protect the home and have an extensive lifespan!

This Princeton Junction, NJ basement always felt really cold. It also flooded at times. Quality 1st Basement Systems waterproofed the basement using a full, state-of-the-art waterproofing system. The installation crew also used ThermalDry Basement Wall System to insulate the basement. ThermalDry Basement Insulation reflects over 90% of the heat back into the basement keeping it warmer and keeping utility costs down. This basement is significantly more comfortable and ready to be finished!

A homeowner in Princeton Junction, NJ noticed their sidewalk was sinking, so they decided to have it repaired. They contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and scheduled an appointment for a concrete estimate. We repaired the sidewalk using the Polylevel Injection. Our team drilled small holes into the sinking concrete and injected the polyurethane foam into the voids underneath. The foam then expands and lifts the concrete to the desired height. After the sidewalk was repaired, our crew did a final cleanup. Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other concrete issues around their home.