Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

Our Foundation team with help from our Foundation Specialist, Javier, stabilized this Secaucus, NJ home with our PushPier Foundation System. Seven PushPiers were installed next to the foundation footing and attached with a heavy bracket. Our team backfilled the area around the piers so that it is out of sight. The homes foundation is now stabilized and will not sink or settle. 

A Jersey City, NJ homeowner was interested in adding some extra support for their crawl space, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems for a solution. We installed the SmartJack Crawl Space Support System as the best solution. Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other floor problems in their home. 

System Design Specialist: Dane C.

Foreman: Victor L.

System Design Specialist, Kenny T. designed a solution for the sagging floor joist in the basement of this Jersey City home. Our team installed 3 SmartJack XT braces to immediately stabilize the floors above. 

Quality 1st Basement Systems was contacted by this homeowner in Jersey City, New Jersey due to their foundation wall becoming unstable and bowing inwards. Our System Design Specialist, Dane Cuccinello, provided an inspection and suggested they install a wall reinforcement system. This will allow the walls to become stable and safe. Our foreman arrived a few days later and installed our Carbon Armor Wall Reinforcement System. CarbonArmor is a long-lasting and durable system that's ten times stronger than steel. It's intended to stabilize the foundation walls and is applied to the wall with epoxy resin. When the job was complete, the homeowner was happy to see their walls were stabilized!

Push Piers were installed in Jersey City home as there was noticeable foundation cracks. The homeowner felt the floor was slanted as the foundation was sinking. Push Pier Systems utilize high-strength round steel tube sections and a load transfer bracket to stabilize and/or lift sinking or settling foundations. The foundation bracket is secured against the existing footing and pier sections are driven hydraulically through the foundation bracket and into the soil below using the combined structural weight and any contributory soil load as resistance. The homeowner was happy to know the foundation of the home was stabilized and safe to live in.