Quality 1st Basement Systems serving Bergen, NJ

Joan B. had water entering into her basement and crawl space every time there was a heavy rain.  She searched for a solution and tried to solve it by painting the walls with Drylok.  Much to her displeasure, water still entered her crawl space- it was time for some serious help.  Quality 1^st Basement Systems came in and offered Joan a solution to eliminate this problem for good. 

The major components of Joan’s waterproofing system included the installation of a SuperSump sump pump system, UltraSump, and WaterGuard interior basement waterproofing system.  In addition to those products, the IceGuard, LawnScape, and TrenchDrain were also installed.  Each one of these is essential and works together to effectively keep any basement or crawl space dry.  The SuperSump sump pump system is specifically designed to handle the amount of water that a basement collects during heavy rains.  It can pump 2220 gallons per hour at an 8-foot discharge head quietly and efficiently. 

There’s no doubt that Joan B. can now enjoy a dry, healthy basement and crawl space.  Quality 1^st Basement Systems is pleased that they could solve Joan's crawl space and basement water problems in Closter, NJ once and for all! 

When Ko O. realized that water was flooding his basement and the sump pump system he had was not working effectively, he called in the basement waterproofing professionals from Quality 1^st Basement Systems to replace his sump pump and redirect its discharge line. 

In one short day, Victor Leon and his team installed the TripleSafe sump pump, SaniDry basement dehumidifier, IceGuard, and LawnScape.  The TripleSafe sump pump provides the ultimate protection in terms of basement waterproofing.  This system has three pumps that respond automatically to the conditions and amount of water that is entering your basement.  It works quickly and efficiently to keep water out at all times.  To keep moisture out of Ko’s basement, the SaniDry basement dehumidifier was installed.  This product is a high-capactiy, high-efficiency dehumidifier with air filtration in a single unit.

A couple weeks following the installation, Ko was noticing that soil was entering his sump pump pit.  Quality 1^st Basement Systems responded immediately and quickly returned to drill new discharge lines 4-5 inches higher and raise the drain line.  At the end of the day, Ko O.’s basement and crawl space are moisture free, clean and dry, and will be for many years to come!

Heavy rain brought flooding and unwanted water to John C.’s Closter, NJ home.  He contacted Quality 1^st Basement Systems for a free estimate to waterproof his basement and keep it dry all year round.  Sales rep. Bruce Kaminsky came out and identified the source of the water and recommended the installation of a TripleSafe sump pump system, WaterGuard interior basement waterproofing system, Smart Pipe Concrete, crawl space vent covers, a TrenchDrain, IceGuard, and the LawnScape outlet.        

Moises Heriberto and his team of qualified waterproofing experts installed each of these products in a short two days!  The TripleSafe sump pump offers the least amount of sump pump problems that you will ever experience as well as completely protecting your basement from flooding.  If water is entering at the seam of your basement wall and floor, the WaterGuard is the perfect solution.  This drainage channel has been specifically engineered to keep from clogging and effectively drain into your basement sump pump to keep the space dry.

John C.’s Closter basement flooding was a major issue, but after the help of Quality 1^st Basement Systems he no longer has to worry.  His basement is now a dry, healthy space that can be used for anything!

Heavy rain left puddles of water in Gioia C.’s Dumont, NJ home.  Because of this, he contacted Quality 1^st Basement Systems for a free estimate on a complete basement waterproofing system.  Kenny Tramutola, a basement waterproofing specialist, was happy to come out and give Gioia an estimate and come up with a plan to keep his basement dry during even the harshest rains.

The plan to install a SuperSump, ThermalDry, UltraSump Battery Backup sump pump system, WaterGuard interior basement waterproofing system, and the IceGuard went smoothly with the help of Jesus Alvarez-Sanchez and his professional team of installers.  The SuperSump sump pump system is the leading basement sump pump available in the industry.  It effectively keeps basements dry as it can pump 2220 gallons per hour at an 8-foot discharge head quickly and quietly.  Additionally, the UltraSump Batter Backup will make sure that Gioia’s house stays dry even during a power outage, a tripped circuit, or the pump motor fails. 

There’s no job too big or small for Quality 1^st Basement Systems.  They were able to come in and dry up this Dumont, NJ home with no problem.  Now Gioia C. no longer has to worry about his basement flooding and can enjoy this clean and healthy space.  

Richard L. owns a Cape Cod style home with an unfinished crawl space in Dumont, NJ.  It has a block foundation and cement block floor that retains water whenever it rains.  He decided to call in the crawl space waterproofing specialists to get a solution for this problem. 

Quality 1^st Basement Systems’ waterproofing specialist, Kenneth Peare, went to inspect the home and came up with a complete crawl space waterproofing plan.  He suggested that a SmartSump crawl space sump pump system, a CleanSpace liner, drainage matting, and IceGuard be installed to keep the crawl space dry all the time.  The SmartSump sump pump is specifically designed for crawl spaces because of its unique design.  Included in this sump pump is the WaterWatch alarm that alerts you if your SmartSump begins to fail for any reason including power outages.  The CleanSpace crawl space vapor barrier also works for keep moisture and water out of your crawl space.  It is suitable for almost any type of floor, including dirt, and comes with a 25-year warranty against damage and wear.

These products will effectively keep Richard L.’s Dumont crawl space dry for years to come.  He will no longer have to worry about a wet space, but can rest assured that it’s dry and healthy even during the toughest storms.  Quality 1^st Basement Systems is ready to tackle any crawl space problem in Dumont, so don’t let water get you down!

Getting your basement waterproofed is a step in the right direction if you are looking to finish or refinish your basement space.  Melanie and Daniel S. had already installed carpet in their basement when water starting coming in through the walls and windows.  Luckily it wasn’t too late!  Quality 1^st Basement Systems had the perfect solutions to keep this basement dry so they could continue with the finishing job.

Expert waterproofing installer, Wilver Cardoza, and his team came in and installed a SuperSump, UltraSump, WaterGuard interior basement waterproofing system, FlexiSpan, IceGuard, and LawnScape.  The SuperSump sump pump system is designed to effectively pump water out of your basement and keep it dry all year round.  Additionally, the UltraSump battery backup sump pump system fights to keep your basement dry even during the roughest conditions.  It maintains a dry basement when a power outage strikes, if a circuit breaker goes out, or even if the pump motor fails.

It’s important to waterproof your Fair Lawn basement before finishing it.  Now Melanie and Daniel can rest assured that they have a space to enjoy that will stay clean and dry all the time.  They can also continue to finish their basement too!

Linda and Frank S. contacted Quality 1^st Basement Systems looking to get an estimate for the installation of a sump pump.  Little did they know, their basement waterproofing system would be composed of much more to keep their Fair Lawn, NJ basement dry for years to come. 

Waterproofing specialist Damon Ludwig met with the couple and determined that a SuperSump sump pump system, UltraSump, and WaterGuard would be the perfect solution to their basement water problem.  The SuperSump basement sump pump system has a patented airtight cover that keeps odors to a minimum as well as bugs and pests from falling into the sump. In case of a power outage or pump failure, the SuperSump houses a secondary battery backup sump pump called the UltraSump. 

A dry basement is always a possibility with the help of your local basement waterproofing experts.  Linda and Frank S. no longer have a leaky basement, but can enjoy a clean, dry basement all year round!  

On the unfinished side of her basement in Fair Lawn, NJ, water was coming into Jean C.’s home.  She knew it was time for some expert help, and was referred to contact Quality 1^st Basement Systems by Peter M.  After speaking on the phone and scheduling a free estimate, waterproofing expert John Ruggiano met with Jean to find the cause of the water and come up with a permanent solution. 

Most of the water was leaking in where the wall and floor met, so John recommended the installation of our BrightWall system, the WaterGuard interior basement waterproofing system, a SuperSump, and an UltraSump battery backup.  BrightWall is a specifically designed basement wall panel system that not only looks great and will brighten up your basement, but also effectively drains water AND stops water vapor. 

Jean C.’s basement water problems were fixed in one quick day by the professional installers from Quality 1^st.  Her basement is now semi-finished, dry, and a healthy space that could be turned into something more!  Don’t let a leaky basement put a damper on your home, contact us today for more information about any of our basement waterproofing products.     

Moisture was coming in through the walls in Hugh S.’s home anytime there was a heavy rain.  He contacted his local basement waterproofing experts for a free estimate to learn how to stop the moisture from creating musty odors and wet walls. Washington Piera and his team installed a TripleSafe sump pump system and the WaterGuard interior basement waterproofing system to take care of any basement water or moisture.  The TripleSafe sump pump offers the ultimate protection from water in your basement.  This product has three pumps that respond to the amount of water coming into your home, and pumps it directly out. 

After this work was completed, there still seemed to be a moisture issue, so Hugh S. contacted Quality 1^st Basement Systems again to have a SaniDry dehumidifier installed in his basement.  The SaniDry basement dehumidifier is an energy-efficient model that was specifically created for large basement spaces.  This unit is the top one in the industry! 

The basement moisture was permanently removed from the basement and Hugh S. no longer has to worry about basement water in his Franklin Lakes, NJ home.  We are always available to service our basement waterproofing products, and continue to provide permanent solutions when water keeps making its way into your basement.  Now Hugh’s basement is a dry, healthy space all year round.

John B. was looking for a free estimate because he has water leaking into his basement.  He wanted a permanent solution that would keep the basement dry all the time.  Kenneth Peare met with John and determined that the installation of a SuperSump sump pump, UltraSump batter backup, and the WaterGuard would do the trick!

The next week, Quality 1^st Basement Systems sent out Wilver Cardoza and his team of waterproofing professionals to install these products.  The WaterGuard product is an interior basement waterproofing system that effectively drains water from the seam of the wall and floor to your sump pump system.  It was specifically designed to sit on top of the footing and out of the soil so it will never clog and will always be sufficient. 

This successful waterproofing job is just one of many free estimates that turns into a dry, clean basement.  John B. can now enjoy his healthy basement and no longer has to worry about water in his basement for years to come. 

Before Mark G. could continue work on his basement, he realized that water was leaking in and he needed a fix- and fast!  Basement waterproofing specialist Damon Ludwig came out to address the situation and recommended the SuperSump sump pump system, UltraSump battery backup, and WaterGuard interior drainage system be installed.

In a short two days, Wilver Cardoza and his team of expert installers worked to complete the job quickly and efficiently.  They installed the SuperSump sump pump, which is the perfect solution to keep water out of the basement as it works quickly and quietly whenever there’s water coming in.  It is equipped with a patented airtight lid to keep moisture and odors from entering your basement space while keeping bugs and pests from falling in as well. 

This leaky basement was causing major problems for Mark G’s Franklin Lakes, NJ home.  With help from Quality 1^st Basement Systems, he could continue to have work done on his basement and no longer has to worry about a damp, wet space effecting the rest of his home.   

Homeowner Satima S. contacted Quality 1^st Basement Systems for a free estimate when there was water leaking in through cracks in her block foundation walls and water was pooling at the basement wall and floor seem.  Waterproofing expert Kenny Tramutola went out to assess the problem and come up with a solution for all this water.  He recommended a TripleSafe sump pump system that has three pumps to respond to any amount of water in addition to the WaterGuard interior basement waterproofing system.  This combination would capture any water leaking in and pump it straight out of the basement.

This solution helped for a while, but during a heavy rain, water leaked in through the mason work and an outside window causing water to splash out of the WaterGuard and onto the floor.  Damon Ludwig went out to fix the problem and discovered floor cracks that were allowing water to pool on the floor.  Luckily, we address basement waterproofing problems as well as basement cracks. 

Satima S.’s Hackensack, NJ home got the full basement waterproofing treatment.  Her cracks have been fixed and the TripleSafe sump pump and WaterGuard system keep her basement dry all year round.  If you have basement cracks or are struggling to keep your block foundation basement dry, we have all the solutions for you!

With heavy rains creating a moist, wet basement, Francisco C. searched online for a reliable waterproofing company to solve his basement water problems.  Vincent Rapolla, a basement waterproofing specialist from Quality 1^st Basement Systems, came up with a complete plan to keep his basement dry all the time.

Wilver Cardoza and his team of expert installers came out and in one short day installed a TripleSafe sump pump, WaterGuard system, TrenchDrain, and IceGuard.  Each of these products works in conjunction with the others to ensure a dry space free of moisture and water.  The WaterGuard interior basement waterproofing system is practically designed for basements in a way that other basement drains are not.  This one sits on top of the footing so that it will never clog with dirt and debris, but will always effectively drain water to the sump pump to be pumped straight out of your home.

Francisco C. no longer has to worry about moist basement walls or basement flooding after a big rainstorm.  He can rest assured that the TripleSafe sump pump will keep pumping to keep the basement dry at all times.  Now, the whole family can enjoy a cleaner, healthier space.   

Cliff H.’s Hackensack, NJ home had a half finished basement that was prone to moisture and water.  To ensure a clean, healthy space, waterproofing expert Ron Michaels from Quality 1^st Basement Systems recommended the installation of a SuperSump sump pump which has an airtight sump pump cover to keep nasty odors out and keep bugs and pests from falling in, a TrenchDrain, WaterGuard interior basement waterproofing system, drainage matting, and CleanSpace liner.

The CleanSpace liner is an effective vapor barrier that is made of 20 mil of high density polyethylene which protects your basement from normal wear and tear while also allowing easy access for servicemen or the homeowner without worry that it will rip or be damaged.  CleanSpace can be installed on walls or floors of both crawl spaces and basements alike.  It is even suitable for dirt basements because it will provide a barrier against moisture and humidity.

Although only half his basement is finished, now ALL of it is dry!  The team from Quality 1^st Basement Systems was happy to help another homeowner and ease their home troubles.  The CleanSpace vapor barrier along with the other basement waterproofing products will keep Cliff H.’s basement clean and moisture free from now on.

Are you a homeowner who’s looking to sell?  Well, Marcia S. was in this same position and was looking to waterproof her basement before it went on the market.  A healthy, dry basement can increase the value of your home and Marcia knew just who to contact for help.  Waterproofing expert, Joe Robinson from Quality 1^st Basement Systems went out to assess the situation and came up with a permanent basement waterproofing solution. 

Joe proposed a SuperSump sump pump with an UltraSump battery backup and the WaterGuard interior basement waterproofing system.  This combination would be most effective because as water enters the WaterGuard system it is then drained to the SuperSump, which will pump it straight out of the basement.  The SuperSump sump pump includes the Zoeller cast-iron sump pump that was chosen as the best and most effective among nearly 50 models.

Quality 1^st Basement Systems takes pride in the products we provide.  Before selling your home, definitely look into waterproofing your basement.  Marcia S. added value to her home by ensuring a dry, clean basement for any potential buyers, and you can do the same! 

Tom D. had water coming into his basement and was interested in a TripleSafe sump pump to keep his basement dry.  That same week he talked to Quality 1^st Basement Systems, waterproofing specialist Kenny Tramutola met with Tom at his Mahwah, NJ home.  Kenny recommended the TripleSafe sump pump, WaterGuard interior basement waterproofing system, TrenchDrain, BrightWall, and SaniDry CX. 

The TripleSafe sump pump would be the perfect waterproofing system for his leaky basement because it provides the ultimate protection.  This system has three pumps to respond to any amount of water that is coming into your basement.  If one pump fails the second will take over, and so on.  This in conjunction with the SaniDry CX dehumidifier is sure to keep Tom D.’s basement free of moisture and water. 

But, a few weeks after the installation, the homeowners noticed small pools of water around their SaniDry.  Quality 1^st Basement Systems came out to fix the problem and guarantee that the basement would indeed stay dry.  Now the whole family can enjoy this clean, healthy space that is water free!    

During heavy rains, water came up through the floor in Mary W.’s basement.  To find a reliable basement waterproofing company, she consulted Angie’s List online and contacted Quality 1^st Basement Systems for a free estimate.

To stop basement leaks, waterproofing specialist Kenneth Peare recommended a TripleSafe sump pump, WaterGuard interior basement waterproofing system, ZenWall basement wall paneling system, and a SaniDry dehumidifier.  The SaniDry model is a super-efficient basement dehumidifier that keeps your space free of moisture and smelly odors.  Additionally, the ZenWall basement wall paneling system is the simplest way to create a clean, finished look for your basement.  It directs basement wall leakage to the WaterGuard system around the perimeter of your space.

This big job was completed in a short three days by Victor Leon and his trained crew.  Mary W. now no longer has to worry about water entering her basement.  The complete waterproofing system will keep her basement clean and dry for years to come.

Homeowner Richard Z. had a wet basement and decided to search online for a trustworthy basement waterproofing company.  He requested a free estimate from Quality 1^st Basement Systems and waterproofing specialist Mike Bonfante went out to assess his situation.  He recommended the installation of a TripleSafe sump pump, WaterGuard interior basement waterproofing system, TrenchDrain, SaniDry dehumidifier and IceGuard waterproofing product. 

The TripleSafe is the leading sump pump in the industry because it is equipped with three pumps designed to take over for the other if there is an excessive amount of water or if one fails for any reason.  This will effectively keep water out of any wet or flooded basement.  For basement leaks along the walls and floor, our WaterGuard drainage system is the perfect solution.  It was specifically designed to sit above your footing to ensure it doesn’t get clogged from dirt or debris. 

A few months after these products were installed in his Ridgewood, NJ home, Richard Z. contacted Quality 1^st Basement Systems to request the installation of their ThermalDry basement flooring.  It creates a thermal break between a finished basement and a cold concrete floor.  Now Richard can enjoy a water free basement, as well as a warm space for the whole family to enjoy!    

Water was leaking in to Raj S.’s basement and he didn’t know what the source was.  Luckily, the experts at Quality 1^st Basement Systems came and found just the place and recommended a permanent solution.

Most of the water was leaking in through the basement windows as well as the walls.  Because of this, waterproofing expert Chris Aramburu suggested the installation of our EverLast wall restoration systems, SunHouse window enclosure, window well ducts, an UltraSump, and WaterGuard interior drainage system to direct water to the sump pump and out of the house.  Replacing basement windows wells and installing the SunHouse basement window enclosure was the perfect resolution for the leaky windows. 

Any water entering Raj. S.’s home would now be stopped by the comprehensive basement waterproofing system installed by Quality 1^st Basement Systems.  He no longer has to worry about a wet basement and can rest assured that it will stay dry and clean all year round.  

Patel P. contacted Quality 1^st Basement Systems for a free estimate when he thought a French drain would solve his basement waterproofing problems.  But, when waterproofing expert John Patterson assessed Patel P.’s space, he concluded that a TripleSafe sump pump, SaniDry dehumidifier, WaterGuard interior basement waterproofing system, EverLast wall paneling system, and CleanSpace walling would be an appropriate and effective solution.

In a short two days, Juan Garcia and his crew installed each of these products to work together as a comprehensive solution for this leaky, wet basement.  The SaniDry basement dehumidifier is energy efficient and can cover any large space up to 2500 square feet.  This unit is the best in the industry for dehumidifying a moist basement.  The water around the perimeter of the basement was taken care of with the WaterGuard system.  This interior basement waterproofing system will drain water collected at the seam of the wall and floor and direct if to the TripleSafe sump pump and out of the basement.

The SaniDry basement dehumidifier will keep moisture out of Patel P.’s basement for years to come.  He will no longer have to worry about musty smells, or moist basement air, but can enjoy a clean, healthy basement!  

Basement water is something that nobody wants to deal with, but it is extremely common in homes.  Leaking walls, basement flooding, and moisture are all problems that Amy S. faced in her home’s basement.  Basement waterproofing specialist, Mike Bonfante from Quality 1^st Basement Systems met with Amy S. and came up with the perfect solution for her basement water woes. 

He recommended the WaterGuard interior basement waterproofing system that is designed to sit on top of the footing and out of the soil under your basement floor so that it won’t clog.  This system drains water from the edge of your basement walls and directs it straight into a sump pump.  In this case, the TripleSafe sump pump was installed.  This patented sump pump is designed to handle any amount of water that is flooding the basement.  It has three pumps to turn on according to the conditions at the time to keep your basement clean and dry!

Amy S.’s basement was completely waterproofed, but a few months later, she realized it was time to have Quality 1^st Basement Systems check out her crawl space as well.  They installed the durable, long-lasting CleanSpace liner, Silver Glo, and TerraBlock crawl space floor insulation to keep her crawl space water free and warm all year round as well.  Thanks for this qualified, experienced team, both basement and crawl space water is no longer a worry for this satisfied family!   

Homeowner Sarah N. contacted Quality 1^st Basement Systems for an estimate because water was leaking into her basement through a window well.  Waterproofing expert Nick Biris went out to Sarah N.’s Tenafly home and surveyed the damage.  He concluded that a TripleSafe sump pump, SaniDry dehumidifier, and WaterGuard interior basement waterproofing system would keep the basement floor dry.

Additionally, ThermalDry basement floor matting was installed to create a thermal break between the finished floor and the cold basement floor.  To address the window well seepage, Wilver Cardoza and his trained team installed a SunHouse basement window enclosure that would brighten up the basement and effectively keep water from leaking into the basement as well. 

Sarah N. and her family no longer have to worry about leaky basement windows or basement water causing problems during heavy rain.  The TripleSafe has three pumps that will keep up with any amount of water and the SaniDry basement dehumidifier ensures a basement that is free of musty odors.  Contact Quality 1^st Basement Systems today for a clean, healthy basement just like this one. 

When your basement is fully finished, basement waterproofing is not something you want to be thinking about.  Fortunately, Quality 1^st Basement Systems can help waterproof your basement no matter what condition it’s in.  Jayshree P.’s basement was fully finished when water started coming from the boiler room floor and another part of the basement when it rained or there was heavy snow.  They could not find the source on their own so it was time to contact the professionals.

Kenneth Peare, waterproofing specialist, assessed the situation and recommended the installation of a SuperSump sump pump, WaterGuard interior basement waterproofing system, LawnSpace, and IceGuard to make sure water can still be pumped out even with snow and ice conditions.  The SuperSump pumps 2220 gallons per hour at an 8-foot discharge head efficiently and quietly.  It resists clogging and can pump up to ½ solids while performing reliably for many, many years. 

After these products were installed, Jayshree P. contacted Quality 1^st Basement Systems when the alarm on his SuperSump went off.  Juan Garcia went out to fix the problem and now the basement is dry all year round.  They no longer have to worry about water leaking into their finished basement and can enjoy the space for years to come.   

After noticing water coming up through the basement floor, this Palisades Park, NJ homeowner was concerned. She already had a sump pump and a French drain, but they were clearly not keeping the basement dry! Since the basement was finished the homeowner wanted to protect it from flooding, so she called Quality 1st Basement Systems to ask some questions.

Basement specialist Kenny Tramutola had some answers! He recommended a WaterGuard internal basement drain to keep it dry. The homeowner loved that the basement drain was installed inside of the home to prevent it from clogging up with dirt and debris. Quality 1st Basement Systems went to work. The crew installed an internal basement drain to carry out any moisture to a sump pump, where it will safely exit the home. After installation, Quality 1st Basement Systems covered up the drain with a layer of concrete to prevent it from being an open eye sore. Now the homeowner no longer has to check the weather and prepare for rains. Her basement is safe and dry!

Barbara B. needed a basement waterproofing system that was proven to work. Her old sump pump was not keeping the basement dry, and water sometimes seeped in through the cinderblock foundation. Quality 1st Basement Systems had the solution! An internal basement drain and a new sump pump would transform this basement from damp to dry.

Quality 1st Basement Systems installed an internal WaterGuard basement drain to collect any moisture that comes into the basement. The water is then transferred to the newly installed sump pump and drained out of the house. Since the WaterGuard basement drain is installed internally, it is free from the dangers of clogging. Tree roots, mud, dirt can all clog up drains and prevent them from working functionally. But with the system installed by Quality 1st Basement Systems, water will move freely out of the basement and this home will stay dry. Barbara B. is glad to have a waterproofing system that works! She is happy with her products and recommends Quality 1st Basement Systems to all of her friends with wet basements.

Mike H. from Waldwick, NJ was experiencing the frustration of having a continuously wet basement.  He happened to speak with an existing customer of Quality 1^st Basement Systems who previously had similar basement wetness problems until Quality 1^st fixed his issues.  Mike called Quality 1^st to find out more.

One of Quality 1st's basement specialists met with Mike to design a system tailored to his waterproofing needs.  Victor Leon, Project Manager, mobilized his crew to install the system that would remove seepage from the walls and direct it to a Triple Safe sump pump system for discharge.

Mike H. found the system to be smooth and efficient, and like the customer who referred him, he was provided a dry basement thereafter!

Paula W. wanted a cleaner, neater, less damp crawl space.  She searched the internet and found Quality 1^st Basement Systems.  She requested a free estimate.  Soon thereafter, she was contacted and an appointment was scheduled to have John Schweitzer, a waterproofing and crawl space specialist, visit her home to provide a thorough inspection as well as a plan for a no-worry crawl space.  John provided Paula with the solution she wanted.

Quality 1^st Basement Systems installed a Clean Space Crawl Space Encapsulation System to give Paula the cleaner, neater, drier area she wanted.  Paula was so pleased with the results that she shared the news about the free estimate, quality work, and reasonable price with her neighbors in Edgewater, NJ!

When Quality 1^st Basement Systems finished encapsulating an Edgewater customer’s crawl space, Lori and her husband thought they could benefit from the same work their neighbor told them about.  They contacted Quality 1^st and scheduled an appointment for a free estimate to find out more.

Kenny Tramutola visited the couple, completed a thorough inspection of their crawlspace, answered all of their questions, and provided the estimate they were waiting for.  Quality work was quoted at a reasonable price, so Lori and Alvaro decided to take the next steps toward having a clean, dry, insulated crawlspace.

Quality 1^st Basement Systems installed a Clean Space Crawl Space Encapsulation System, isolated the damp earth in the crawl space from the living quarters, and created another satisfied customer!

Justin M. wanted to waterproof his basement.  He searched around and received estimates from other companies to see who would do the best work for a reasonable price.  Quality 1^st Basement Systems was one of the companies Justin contacted during his comparison shopping.  Waterproofing Specialist Kenneth Peare visited Justin, inspected his basement, and provided him with an ideal plan for resolving his basement issues. 

The installation crew, headed by Project Manager Victor Leon, set out to fix Justin’s basement.  They installed a combination of products designed and engineered to work together for a complete system of smooth and efficient waterproofing.  Included in the design were WaterGuard, a TripleSafe sump pump system, a Flood Ring, IceGuard, and LawnScape Outlet.  Any water intrusion would be directed away from walls through the WaterGuard system and toward the TripleSafe sump pump.  The pump would then direct the water out of the home through the discharge lines and disperse it away from the home through an underground extension, the LawnScape Outlet.  The IceGuard would provide added protection in winter months to prevent the discharge line from freezing.  The Flood Ring would also provide added protection to the basement by being installed around Justin’s water heater to drain any leakage to the WaterGuard conduit.

Using the Quality 1^st coupon found online for the promotion at the time and taking advantage of the financing options available, Justin M. made the well-informed decision to work with Quality 1^st Basement Systems.  He certainly found the best work for a reasonable price and could thereafter have peace of mind from basement water problems!  

The chief of Hoboken’s fire departments knew what he wanted.  He wanted a dehumidifier.  He also knew what he didn’t want.  He didn’t want to lose thousands of dollars of firefighters’ equipment that was stored in the damp fire station basement where high humidity levels allow mold to grow.  Quality 1^st Basement System’s waterproofing specialist, Jeff Nero, visited the chief to inspect the area and discuss the results possible with the SaniDry XP, a high-capacity, high-efficiency dehumidification system.

The ultra-efficient SaniDry XP removes the moisture from the air and blows out a dry air into the space. This system helps keep the humidity levels below 50%, reducing the chance for mold to grow.  It also has a two-stage filter system to clean the air of allergens.  The SaniDry XP seemed to be exactly what was needed in the fire station.  As a matter of fact, the chief determined that another one of the city’s fire stations could benefit from the XP as well.

Santiago Brazero, Project Manager, headed the delivery and installation to begin the process of mastering the humidity for the two fire stations, ensuring that the chief wouldn’t have to worry about the city’s firefighters having moldy gear!     

Anthony from Teaneck, NJ was having continuous problems with water getting into the basement.  Unsure of where to turn next, he searched the internet.  There he found that he could have Quality 1^st Basement Systems (a company with expertise in waterproofing) send a specialist out to inspect his basement, answer his questions, suggest a solution, and provide a free written estimate by the end of the appointment.  Anthony called to schedule a time.

One of Quality 1st’s waterproofing specialists met with Anthony to design a system tailored to meet his basement waterproofing needs.  He proposed installation of a full-perimeter WaterGuard system, both an UltraSump and SuperSump sump pump, an IceGuard, a LawnScape Outlet, and ½ wall CleanSpace.  The project manager mobilized his crew to install the CleanSpace that would help deter water vapor from coming through the walls while it also drains seepage into the WaterGuard.  Water in the WaterGuard is directed to the sump pumps for discharge and is also prevented from causing a flood in winter months (if the discharge line freezes) by inclusion of an IceGuard.  Lastly, the LawnScape Outlet is installed to allow discharge water to be discreetly dispersed on the lawn away from the house.

Anthony was happy with the smooth and efficient system installed and was surely happy that Quality 1^st Basement Systems helped him put an end to worries about water in his basement!

During every rainstorm, a homeowner in Fairview, NJ worried about her basement. Water came in through the cinderblock walls and leaked onto the floor. The homeowner wanted the basement to be completely dry, all of the time so she called Quality 1st Basement Systems to learn about basement waterproofing products.

The crew installed a TripleSafe sump pump in the basement. What differentiates the TripleSafe sump pump from other sump pumps on the market is its power. It has three pumps to keep the basement safe during any rainstorm. Even if the electricity goes out, the basement will stay safe. The TripleSafe sump pump has a battery back-up which turns on and keeps the sump pump running even without electricity.

After Hurricane Irene, this Hillsdale, NJ basement flooded completely. The water was high and the homeowner was stressed about it happening again. He needed a sump pump that could keep up with any amount of water in preparation for future storms. The sump pump already in place was very old and and the drainage system was not efficient. 

Quality 1st Basement Systems installed a TripleSafe sump pump to keep this home safe. The TripleSafe sump pump is a powerful system. It has an alarm system, a battery back-up, and three strong cast iron-pumps. The first pump can discharge 2,200 gallons of water per hour. The second pump can take out and additional 3,900 gallons. If the power goes out in a storm, the battery back-up will turn on and remove more than 11,500 gallons on a full charge. With that level of power, this basement is much safer.

Joseph had a damp basement.  He already had sump pumps to take care of the water intrusion; however, the water just seemed to keep coming.  He figured there had to be a better solution, like interior wall drains.  He searched the internet and found Quality 1^st Basement Systems.

After contacting Quality 1^st Basement Systems, waterproofing specialist Kenny Tramutola visited the home to complete an inspection of the basement.  Low on the walls, he noticed efflorescence (white residue from minerals that dissolve in water) and even some areas of wet floor.  Kenny provided Joseph with a plan, and a free estimate for sub-floor wall drains.  The full-perimeter WaterGuard (designed with a wall flange that creates space to channel and direct incoming water seepage from the walls) is a patented system that will never clog from silt or sediment.  Additionally, Joseph needed a TrenchLock trench drain (which spans doorways to collect water from outside and connects to the WaterGuard).  Lastly, Kenny suggested that Joseph might want to clean up the walls.  Joseph settled on ½ wall CleanSpace, which is a heavy plastic liner that helps prevent water vapor from entering and also helps direct any seepage to the WaterGuard. 

Joseph was quite pleased that he got the best in interior wall drains through Quality 1^st Basement Systems, and Quality 1^st Basement Systems was glad to help create a more secure, drier basement for Joseph.  

Usable basement space is a great asset to homeowners.  John T. in Garfield, NJ knew that protecting this space from water damage was paramount.  He contacted Quality 1^st Basement Systems to obtain a free estimate from a waterproofing specialist.

Quality 1^st Basement Systems met John’s needs by installing an UltraSump Sump Pump to handle any water that would intrude in John’s basement.  This powerful pump designed for long-term performance is supplemented with a battery back-up pump in the event that it fails for any reason (such as a power outage or tripped circuit breaker). 

A little further down the road, John felt that he needed more, to be reassured that his basement space wouldn’t suffer from water intrusion in the living space.  He once again contacted Quality 1^st Basement Systems, had a waterproofing specialist visit his home to complete an inspection and to provide an updated plan and estimate.  This time John decided would get the additional protection to put his mind at ease, so Quality 1^st Basement Systems installed a WaterGuard System along the basement perimeter.  To transition across a stairway and to catch any water leakage that may come from outside, a trench drain (connected to the WaterGuard) was also put in place.  Lastly, BrightWall Panels were installed to direct any leakage on the walls to the WaterGuard and to make the area brighter.

Quality 1^st Basement Systems was happy to alleviate this homeowner’s concerns about water potentially damaging the livable basement are.  Now he can relax and enjoy his basement space! 

Homeowners Mr. and Mrs. C. from Bergenfield, NJ were noticing water seeping into their basement when there were heavy rains.  With the increase in wetness, they knew that their existing sump pump wasn’t doing its job.  They called Quality 1^st Basement Systems for a no-obligation, free estimate by a waterproofing specialist.   

The homeowners discussed their goals during the visit and the specialist came up with a plan.  The installation crew would install WaterGuard sub-floor drainage system in the laundry room and attach it to the existing sump pump.  Additionally, an IceGuard would be installed to prevent the flooding if the discharge line freezes during colder months.  Installation of the SaniDry high-performance dehumidification and air filtration system would keep humidity below 50%, reducing the chance for mold to grow.  It would also cleanse the air of allergens with its two-stage filter system.  Additionally, this self-draining system would have no catch-basins that needed to be emptied! 

This combination of products seemed to be exactly what the homeowners wanted to resolve their basement wetness issues.  Quality 1^st Basement Systems was happy to accommodate these customers’ needs!      

Homeowner John B. from Paramus, NJ was concerned about his cinder block foundation.  He noticed cracks on both the exterior and interior.  Some of the floors on the main level were sagging, too. He called Quality 1^st Basement Systems to have a foundation specialist visit his home to inspect the areas of concern and provide him with a free estimate for repairs.

Foundation specialist Dan McNally completed a thorough inspection of the basement as well as the main floor.  The cracks and sagging floor were an indication of a sinking and settling foundation.  Dan proposed the installation of the SmartJack Support System, which includes corrosion-resistant galvanized steel adjustable support columns that can support over 60,000 lbs.  SmartJacks provide immediate and permanent stabilization.  They can also restore stability and level sloping and sagging floors. 

John B. had no more worries after the installation and Quality 1^st Basement Systems was happy to provide this long-term solution.  The SmartJacks restored stability to the home and the sloping and sagging floors would be restored to their original position as well. 

Homeowner Joe T. had some water coming into his basement.  He knew he needed assistance, so he called to schedule a no-obligation, free estimate with one of Quality 1^st Basement System’s waterproofing specialists.  A complete and thorough inspection followed as well as an offer for an affordable and efficient solution to his basement problem.   

A Quality 1^st installation crew mobilized to River Vale, NJ to begin fixing Kyle’s basement.  As part of the design, WaterGuard was installed along two of the basement walls to direct incoming water toward the SuperSump system.  The pump would then direct the water out of the home through the discharge lines.

Kyle’s decision to have Quality 1^st Basement Systems fix his basement alleviated his worries about water in the basement.  In addition, he was happy to benefit from a summer discount that Quality 1^st Basement Systems was running at the time! 

Hurricanes are powerful storms and can induce water damage not typically experienced otherwise.  That is exactly what happened to a homeowner in Ridgewood, NJ.  He saw his partially-finished basement where he and his family spent time suddenly become inundated with nearly 8 inches of water.  This homeowner wanted to put precautions in place so that when he fixed the damage that occurred, he wouldn’t be put in such a position to lose property to storm waters again.  He called Quality 1^st Basement Systems for help.

After inspection by a waterproofing specialist, the homeowner agreed to have a SuperSump system installed along with an IceGuard and LawnScape outlet.  The SuperSump system includes a powerful pump designed to pump 2,220 gallons of water per hour at an 8-foot head out of the basement.  The IceGuard is designed to prevent flooding in the event that discharge lines freeze in the colder months.  The LawnScape outlet swiftly and efficiently moves the pumped out water through the discharge line and disperses it away from the home on the lawn.

This homeowner was happy to have his basement back in order, dry and ready to become a family room again, all without the worry of rainy days!  Quality 1^st Basement Systems was glad to meet this customer’s needs.     

Homeowner Lisa R. in Ridgewood had a consistently moist basement.  She even noticed that over time the cement block foundation was beginning to deteriorate and crumble in one place.  Lisa wanted a permanent solution to stop the wetness before it caused any more problems.

After contacting Quality 1^st Basement Systems, a basement waterproofing specialist visited Lisa to complete a thorough interior and exterior inspection of her basement to determine the best solution to the problems she was experiencing.  He came up with an ideal plan to meet Lisa’s needs and provided her with a free estimate for the waterproofing products and work.  She wanted a drier basement, so she decided to have the work done.

A crew (headed by Project Manager Jesus Alvarez-Sanchez) mobilized to Ridgewood, NJ to fix Lisa’s basement.  They installed a WaterGuard (to channel and direct water seepage from one area); TrenchLock trench drains; a TripleSafe Sump Pump System and a SuperSump system; an IceGuard (designed to prevent flooding in the event of frozen discharge pipes); and a LawnScape outlet (to disperse discharge water away from the home and on the lawn). 

The SuperSump system is a powerful and efficient sump pump capable of pumping 2,220 gallons of water per hour out of the basement.  The TripleSafe system provides additional protection through the inclusion of a powerful primary pump backed by a secondary pump which kicks in if there is more water than the first pump alone.  Additionally, this system includes a battery back-up to provide ultimate protection in the event of a power failure, able to pump as much as 11,500 gallons on a fully charged battery.

Quality 1^st Basement Systems helped to create a more secure, drier basement and Lisa R. was able to have peace of mind about her basement.   

Consider the excitement of moving into a new home.  An added bonus: a finished basement ready to be enjoyed by the family.  Then, one day when a heavy rain comes, that new-found excitement turns to despair and worry when water seeps in and covers the whole floor.  This new homeowner began seeking a permanent solution to this intrusive water problem.  Reaching out to Quality 1^st Basement Systems for help was the best thing he could’ve done.    

A thorough interior and exterior inspection of the basement was completed by a waterproofing specialist to determine the best solution to the problems.    An ideal plan to meet this homeowner’s needs was provided to him along with a free estimate for the waterproofing products and work.  He wanted a dry basement, he wanted it then, and he wanted it to last, so he decided to have the work done by Quality 1^st Basement Systems.

A crew (headed by Project Manager Melvin Cardoza) mobilized to Lodi, NJ to fix the basement.  They installed a WaterGuard (to channel and direct water seepage from one area); a SuperSump Sump Pump System; an IceGuard (designed to prevent flooding in the event of frozen discharge pipes); and a LawnScape outlet (to disperse discharge water away from the home and on the lawn).  Additionally, CleanSpace Wall System was installed to line the walls to prevent water vapor from seeping through.

With the SuperSump system (a powerful and efficient sump pump capable of pumping 2,220 gallons of water per hour out of the basement) and the additional waterproofing products, Quality 1^st Basement Systems helped to create a more secure, drier basement.  The homeowner was happy and able to reclaim his usable basement space!   

A homeowner in Cliffside Park was preparing to put his home on the market.  He learned through an engineering firm that the structure was, in fact, in jeopardy due to settling in one corner.  The outside step cracks and vertical cracks were visible signs of the potential threat of the condition worsening or of producing structural failure. It was recommended that the foundation issues be fixed.  He contacted Quality 1^st Basement Systems to obtain a no-obligation, free estimate for these concerns.   

After completing a thorough inspection, foundation specialist Kenneth Peare determined that Foundation Supportworks, Inc. Push Pier System would be the best solution to stabilize the home.  Push Piers are installed below grade, with galvanized tubes and brackets being driven deep into the ground to transfer the weight of the house to more stable soil or bedrock.  They permanently protect the home from further movement and potentially restore the property value.  Additionally, the Push Piers come with a 25-year warranty against manufacturing defects. 

This solution was a hit with the concerned homeowner and Quality 1^st Basement Systems stood happily behind their work, leaving the homeowner with peace of mind, a chance to move on with the sale of the home, and a transferrable warranty to be passed on to the next homeowners.   

Peter, an Englewood homeowner, had an uncovered sump pump and french drain in his basement. Water was exiting the house from a straight pipe, creating standing water and mud to overflow and clog his sump pump.

After doing some research, he came across Quality 1st Basement Systems and saw SuperSump Pump. Immediately he contacted  the company for a free estimate! Design Specialist, Jeff Nero, visited the home and designed a solution based on Peter's budge.

Senior Foreman, Juan Garcia and his crew redirected the pipe and installed a SuperSump Pump to draw out any future water and an IceGuard so that if the pipe were to freeze, the water has an alternate exit through the top openings. LawnScape outlet was also installed to disperse discharge water away from the house and onto the lawn. Quality 1st Basement Systems was able to help Peter get rid of his old Sump Pump and replace it with the top of the line SuperSump Pump!     

The Station Square Apartments in East Rutherford had a few sidewalks and aprons that were sinking and settling, causing tripping hazards. This was a major concern for the community. 

Specialist Michael Jersey came out to take a look at the sinking concrete and he recommend the PolyLevel System to lift and level the concrete.  

Foreman Arturo Jacuinde was in charge of installing the PolyLevel System, and making sure that all the sidewalks and aprons were properly raised and stabilized. PolyLevel is a lightweight foam that is environmental friendly and waterproof so it will not wash out. It will permanently lift any sinking and settling concrete and will also fill in voids. After the PolyLevel System was installed all the tripping hazards were gone giving the community peace of mind and leveled sidewalks to safely walk on again. 

This New Milford homeowner lives by a river and with the water tables rising, his crawl space had flooded several times. He knew that since the river wasn't going anywhere that this problem would only continue if he didn't find a solution. After doing some research he knew that a French drain and sump pump would be the necessary products to help him come to a permanent solution and so he went on Angie's List and found Quality 1st Basement Systems.

Quality 1^st sent a design specialist to New Milford and gave the home owner a free estimate on his crawl space. He decided that CleanSpace, a liner that protects the crawl space against water, mold, rotting, animals and unwanted air out, would be the best thing to keep the homeowners crawl space dry. The design specialist also proposed TerraBlock which is an energy saving, moisture protection, insulation that will control the air temperature in that space all year round. Since he noticed that the crawl space was sagging, he also recommended SmartJacks to stabilize it.

The New Milford Homeowner was very happy with Senior Foreman, Jesus Alverez- Sanchez and his crew with how nice and professional they were and how well they cleaned up when they were finished!   

Oakland homeowner noticed that his windows and doors were jamming every time he opened and closed them. At first he thought that they were just old and needed to be replaced until he started to see cracks developing in his foundation. Realizing he now had foundation problems, he called Quality 1st basement Systems who sent out a Design Specialist.

The Design Specialist, Jeff Nero, inspected the entire foundation and was able to explain to the homeowner that his foundation was actually settling do to the soil underneath his home. This was the reason why his doors and windows started to jam and why he was seeing cracks appear.

Senior Foreman, Jonathan Neira and his crew installed Push Piers which is the best foundation repair solution option when the soil condition around and under the home are unknown. Push Piers are a fast installation giving any settling home a permanent solution.

Ridgefield homeowner was getting plumbing work done in his mud room when he noticed a 2 inch void between the underside of the concrete slab and the original fill underneath. After doing some research, he saw Quality 1st Basement Systems and decided to give them a call for a free estimate.

An appointment was set with System Design Specialist, Mike Jersey, to come out to the Ridgefield home the following week for a full inspection. Mike recommended the PolyLevel System to be pumped into the large concrete slabs to raise them to desired level without having to remove and replace the concrete.

The homeowner was very pleased with the information he received during the appointment and decided to go through with the work when he was offered a permanent solution that meant he wouldn't have to replace the slabs.

Lisa S., a homeowner from New Milford, NJ, wanted an experienced waterproofing company to provide her with an estimate to install a sump pump system to keep her basement protected from flooding. Waterproofing specialist Ken Peare visited the home to complete a thorough interior and exterior inspection and provide a free estimate of the best solution to meet her needs.

After addressing the homeowner’s concerns, Ken proposed the installation of a Triple Safe Sump Pump System. It includes an efficient primary pump, a back-up pump (in case the first one fails or if there is a need for extra pumping power), and a third battery-operated pump (designed to kick in if the power goes out). A WaterGuard sub-floor drainage system would be installed to channel any incoming water seepage toward the TripleSafe to be pumped out of the basement.  For added protection, Ken proposed that IceGuards be installed on the discharge drains, too, in the event that the lines freeze during the colder months.  Lastly, the pumped out water would be discharged away from the home and left to be dispersed on the lawn by means of a LawnScape outlet, a camouflaged extension at the end of the buried discharge pipe.

Lisa found that the solution was just what she needed to keep her basement dry.

Megan's parent's home is located in Bogota, New Jersey. She contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems when her father brought humidity and water concerns in the crawl space to her attention. Megan called right away to get a free estimate after she heard an ad on the radio.

System Design Specialist Thomas Nehme met with Megan and her parents to inspect the crawl space and answer any questions they had. Thomas recommended that Megan's parents should not only waterproof the crawl space but install a dehumidifier to help circulate dry air throughout the space. Since they were using the crawl space for storage, Thomas also recommended CleanSpace which is a durable liner that keeps water, moisture, and dirt out. 

CleanSpace Vapor Barrier is a white, durable liner that is installed on the floors and walls of the crawl space. This vapor barrier system will protect against wood rot, mold and humidity, making it the perfect solution for any crawl space, especially one that stores precious items. Quality 1st also sealed off all windows to further prevent the humidity, moisture and cold air from entering inside. Lastly, a SaniDry Dehumidifier was placed inside to ensure proper circulation of dry air. 

Megan's was so relieved to know that her parent's no longer have to worry about water problems in their crawl space allowing them to enjoy retirement!

Quality 1st helped Jeff from Saddle River completely finish his basement just in time for the holiday season.

At the beginning of the year, Jeff and his wife were going back and forth on deciding exactly how they wanted to finish their basement. They had experienced water in the past, but in the last few years, it had been dry. Knowing that finishing a basement becomes an investment to the home, Jeff decided he wanted to make sure any finishing products that were installed were mold, water, and moisture-proof. He contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and set up an appointment.

Quality 1st installed a water and mold-proof flooring called Thermal Dry that keeps the floor warm do the pegs underneath giving the flooring separation from the concrete floor underneath. The Q1 Team also installed a waterproof wall restoration system called EverLast that is highly dent resistant and no studs or special contraptions are needed when hanging objects. EverLast can't be damaged by moisture build-up and does not support mold or mildew growth. Basement Linen Tiles were installed in the ceiling giving it a bright look. Now Jeff and his family can enjoy his newly finished basement rain or shine!

Homeowner Marc R. from Saddle River, NJ thought he was in control of his basement.  Though it was a rather humid basement, Marc believed that more than one small dehumidifier would be able to handle the job.  He soon learned that his investment just wasn’t doing the job of eliminating the humidity and, exasperated, he called Quality 1^st Basement Systems to schedule a free estimate to find out more about the powerful, energy-efficient dehumidifiers advertised.

The ultra-efficient SaniDry XP removes the moisture from the air and blows out dry air into the space. This system helps keep the humidity levels below 55%, reducing the chance for mold to grow.  It also has a two-stage filter system to clean the air of allergens.  There are no water catch-basins to empty as the system is self-draining. 

The high-capacity, high-efficiency SaniDry XP dehumidification system seemed to be exactly what Marc needed in his basement. It would provide the assurance needed to reduce the high humidity levels.  Plus, he could run his system at a low energy cost and without ever needing to empty a water catch basin again!

A Waldwick homeowner was in the process of purchasing a home with damp basement walls.  Steven wanted to have a specialist come out to determine whether there was potential for a larger problem with water in the basement.  He scheduled an appointment for a free inspection and estimate with Quality 1^st Basement Systems. 

At the time of the inspection, there was some water coming up through the basement floor.  Steven wanted to know the extent of repairs needed to prevent water intrusion once he became the new homeowner.  The Quality 1^st Basement Waterproofing Specialist completed a thorough interior and exterior inspection of the basement and determined the best solution to the water problems in this basement.  The specialist answered all of the future homeowner’s questions and addressed any specific concerns; then provided Steven with a written free estimate for the proposed work.  

Steven eventually closed on this house and after some time, contacted Quality 1^st Basement Systems to complete the work.  An installation crew mobilized to Waldwick, NJ, headed by foreman Jonathan Neira.  They installed a full-perimeter WaterGuard (to channel and direct any water seepage) and a few TrenchLock trench drains (which span doorways and stairways to collect water from outside and connect to the WaterGuard). 

A SuperSump Sump Pump System which efficiently and reliably removes water from the basement area and an UltraSump Battery Backup System were also installed, designed to provide ultimate protection from flooding.  While the powerful SuperSump can pump 2,220 gallons per hour, the UltraSump is ready to kick into action if the first pump fails or if there is an electrical outage.  The UltraSump is designed to remove more than 11,500 gallons on a full charge!

Lastly, the crew also installed an IceGuard (designed to prevent flooding in the event of frozen discharge pipes) and a LawnScape outlet (to direct discharge water away from the home and disperse it on the lawn). 

With all of the waterproofing systems working in conjunction with one another, Quality 1^st Basement Systems helped to create a more secure, drier basement.  Steven’s worries about having a water intrusion problem in basement were eased.

Mary's Alpine home is located close to a large lake. When it rains, the lake rises causing a significant amount of water to flow onto her property and into her basement. At first, the water would just seep in through the walls but over time, more water would find its way inside, completely flooding her basement with a few feet of water.

Quality 1st was able to send System Design Specialist, Thomas Nehme to the home to inspect the entire perimeter to find the source of her water problem and design a permanent solution.

Thomas recommended WaterGuard and a TripleSafe Sump Pump to keep the basement dry. WaterGuard is installed below the floor slab keeping the drainage system out of the mud zone to prevent clogging. The WaterGuard directs the water down to the TripleSafe Sump Pump which then pumps it up and out of the basement and away from the home. The TripleSafe Sump Pump has a back up battery that will continue to pump out water in case of a power outage. This sump pump is the best pump for a basement that has gotten multiple feet of water.

The owner of this Wallington, NJ home was experiencing water seepage into her basement. Tired of the water and musty smell in the basement she decided to contact Quality 1st Basement Systems for assistance. 

Specialist Collin Pear was out to asses the problem and he recommended the TripleSafe Sump Pump System and the WaterGuard Basement Waterproofing System to resolve the water problem and ensure the basement would stay dry at all times. For the musty smell, he recommended the SaniDry Air System. These products combined provided a safe and healthy environment in the basement. 

This Wallingotn, NJ home owner was happy to know that she would never have to worry about water in the basement ever again.

A couple renting a home in Pittstown found water seeping into their basement on the driveway side of the home time and time again.  They wanted to invest in the home for purchase, but they needed to be sure that the basement water problems could be resolved first.  They contacted Quality 1^st Basement Systems to schedule a free estimate appointment. 

Ken Peare, a Quality 1^st Basement Waterproofing Specialist, visited the home, completed a thorough interior and exterior inspection of the basement, and determined the best solution to the water problems being experienced in this home.  He provided a free estimate for the proposed work after answering all questions and addressing any concerns.

Installation of a WaterGuard System along the problem wall would effectively channel and direct any water seepage to the sump pump.  A SuperSump sump pump would efficiently and reliably remove water from the basement area, while an UltraSump Battery Backup System would provide continued flood protection in the event of a power outage.  While the SuperSump’s powerful cast-iron pump is capable of removing 2,220 gallons of water per hour, the UltraSump backup pump will pump 11,500 gallons of water per hour on a full charge.  Additionally, an IceGuard installation would prevent flooding in the event of frozen discharge pipes.   

The couple moved forward with the purchase of the home and had Quality 1^st Basement Systems ease their worries by completing the waterproofing installation.  Quality 1^st Basement Systems was glad to help the concerned couple with a resolution to their rainy day problems!  

A homeowner in South Hackensack had been experiencing a wet basement during continuous rains.  Water was finding its way into the finished basement and created concern for Vinny, the homeowner.  He was determined to find a solution to his rainy-day problem.  Another customer suggested he call Quality 1^st Basement Systems, so Vinny called to schedule a free, estimate appointment. 

A Quality 1^st Basement Waterproofing Specialist visited the homeowner, completed a thorough interior and exterior inspection of her basement, and determined the best solution to the water problems he was experiencing.  The homeowner received a free estimate for the proposed work and the specialist answered all of Vinny’s questions and addressed any concerns.  Best of all, Vinny was given the option to finance the project with a 365-day same-as-cash loan!

Vinny did not want to experience one more rain storm with water seeping into his basement.  A Quality 1^st Basement Systems installation crew mobilized to South Hackensack, NJ to fix the homeowner’s basement.  They installed a full-perimeter WaterGuard, expertly manufactured to channel and direct any water seepage to the sump pump.  A newly installed TripleSafe Sump Pump System would efficiently and reliably remove water from the basement area.  The TripleSafe includes an efficient primary pump, a back-up pump (in case the first one fails or if there is a need for extra pumping power), and a third battery-operated pump (designed to kick in if the power goes out). IceGuards were installed on the discharge drains, too, to prevent a flood in the event that the lines freeze during the colder months. 

Vinny was able to extend the project cost over the course of a year by making reasonable monthly payments.  His concerns, however, about having water seep into the finished basement area, dissipated as soon as Quality 1^st Basement Systems completed the installation, creating a more secure, drier basement.

Leonard, a homeowner from Ridgefield Park, NJ put his basement space to use by creating livable space.  The area, however, was continually very humid, at about 70% according to his measure. He called Quality 1^st Basement Systems to schedule a free estimate appointment, hoping to find out more about powerful, energy-efficient dehumidifiers as advertised.  Nick Biris, System Design Specialist, met with Leonard.

The ultra-efficient SaniDry XP keeps the humidity levels below 55%.  It removes the moisture from the air and blows out a dry air into the space, reducing the chance for mold to grow.  This system also has a two-stage filter system to clean the air of allergens.  Additionally, the system is self-draining.  That means that there is no need to empty water catch-basins again and again! 

The high-capacity, high-efficiency SaniDry XP dehumidification system seemed to be exactly what Leonard needed in his finished basement. It would provide the assurance needed to reduce the high humidity levels enough to maintain a drier space.  Plus, Leonard could run his system at a low energy cost and without ever needing to empty a water catch basin.  Quality 1^st Basement Systems was happy to help another customer find peace of mind.

The homeowner of this Bergenfield, NJ property had ground water seeping in through the wall in their utility room. Going through the Clipper magazine he came across our company,  and he decided to contact Quality 1st Basement Systems for assistance.

Waterproofing Specialist, Jack Huntsman, was out to asses the problem and recommended the WaterGuard Basement Waterproofing System. The WaterGuard is designed specially for basements. It does not sit on dirt so it will not clog. This will keep your basement dry so it can be used for storage or recreational purposes. Project Manager, Jesus Alvarez-Sanchez and his crew were out to perform the installation. They did a great job. Arrived on time, took care of the homeowner's home, cleaned and moped the area leaving this property with a clean and dry basement.

After the job was performed, the owner was very pleased with the work that was done and was happy to know that he would never have to worry about water int he basement again.

A River Edge Homeowner, experienced flooding in the basement after heavy rainfall. This concerned the homeowner because they had future plans to remodel the basement as a TV room. Before remodeling, the basement would need to be waterproofed to protect the investment of finishing it. Luckily a friend with the same issue, had a good experience with Quality 1^st Basement Systems that they gladly referred our services to this homeowner.

In a matter of days, Design Specialist Maurice Robinson, went out to the job site to inspect the leaking basement. Upon inspection Maurice noticed damp walls and a must odor. Maurice suggested to have a TripleSafe Sump Pump and a WaterGuard French drain system to be installed. The WaterGuard provides easy inground access for incoming water to flow into the TripleSafe Sump Pump. The TripleSafe Sump Pump allows water to be discharge 2,220 gallons of water per hour at an 8-foot header. Project Manager Melvin Cardoza and his crew also installed a SaniDry Dehumidifier to allow proper circulation of air to remove the musty odor. 

This Spring has been a very rainy season and many homeowners are experiencing water in their basements. When it rains the soil becomes soft and starts to push against the foundation of the home. All that pressure weakens the foundation creating cracks. Water then finds those cracks and seeps through inside the basement. This is exactly what happened to a basement in Park Ridge after three straight days of heavy rain.

The homeowner received so much water that it began coming in through the walls of his basement. Luckily, they remembered their neighbor mentioning Quality 1st Basement Systems a few months back when they had similar water issues.Quality 1st Basement Systems was able to get System Design Specialist, Jeff Nero, out within a few short days to inspect the basement. Upon inspection, Jeff noticed several small cracks where the water had entered and recommended a system that would provide them with a permanent solution.

Project Manager, Juan Garcia and his crew installed WaterGuard, a french drain, that would collect any water seeping through and direct it to the TripleSafe Sump Pump. The TripleSafe is a large sump pump that can pump as much as 6,000 gallons of water an hour. This pump is the perfect size for a basement as big as this one in Park Ridge. Once the WaterGuard and TripleSafe were installed, the crew installed ThermalDry ELITE Plank Flooring. This type of flooring looks like luxurious wood but is actually inorganic and water resistant so it will never grow mold, rot or buckle. This type of flooring is great for a basement because unlike other flooring, this flooring can keep the floor up to 10 degrees warmer since it gives a thermal break from the concrete concrete. Quality 1st Basement Systems was able to turn this damp, cold basement into a dry and warm space for the homeowner and his family to enjoy again. 

A Homeowner in Teaneck, had water seeping down into the basement after heavy rainfall. The basement would collect large puddles and leave an unpleasant musty odor. This left the family with an uncomfortable environment. Since his cousin had a very good experience with Quality 1^st Basement Systems, he referred him to the company for a free estimate.

System Design Specialist, Jeff Nero, inspected the basement thoroughly and recommended to have a TripleSafe Sump Pump with a Water Guard and a SaniDry XP Dehumidifier. The TripleSafe Sump Pump is a water pump that provides a reliable and efficient way to waterproof your basement no matter how much water seeps in. The Sump Pump also includes its own DC- operated pump, a second automatic-switching system, a smart charging system and a specially designed battery. The SaniDry XP Basement Air System is a reliable, low maintenance dehumidifier system that will take ten times the amount water of the air as a typical dehumidifier, yet it uses the same energy. This entire system will keep the basement clean and dry, providing the homeowner with a healthy basement and over all a healthy living 

Quality 1st Basements received a phone call from a homeowner who was experiencing cold floors on the first level of their home and noticed their pipes that were located in their crawl space were starting to freeze. The homeowner knew that his crawl space had a concrete floor which was not helping the cold draft underneath his home. 

Quality 1st sent System Design Specialist, Laszlo Lenkey, out to inspect the crawl space and recommended the best solution. Upon inspection, Laszlo noticed the crawl space vents were allowing the cold air to linger inside. He explained to the homeowner that because of the cold environment now in the crawl space, it was causing the cold floors, the pipes to freeze and his heating bills to rise. With his furnace in such a cold climate, it was working extra hard to warm the home. 

With the help of Laszlo, the crew sealed and insulated the crawl space to make the home more comfortable for the homeowner and help lower his monthly heating bill. The crew installed Crawl Space Vent Covers on all three vents to seal the crawl space and prevent further drafts. Next SilverGlo Wall Insulation is installed which is a heat barrier, it will reflect heat back into the crawl space. 

The Fort Lee homeowner was 100% satisfied with the work done by Quality 1st and appreciated how professional each member of the Q1 crew was. 

Cliff J. was experiencing small puddles of water everytime it poured. The standing water caused the basement to feel cold, damp and a musty odor started to form. Cliff knew his goal was to eventually finish the basement but now that he was experiencing water, he needed to put that job on hold. 

Doing some research, Cliff came across his Bergen County Service page on the Quality 1st Basements website. He began looking through reviews, before and after pictures as well as Photo Galleries. When he discovered that Quality 1st also specializes in Total Basement Finishing, he decided to call for a free estimate. 

System Design Specialist, Thomas, went out to inspect the basement and offer his best recommendation for a solution. He recommended a TripleSafe Sump Pump, for it would be the perfect size pump to handle the size of Cliffs large basement. To direct the water to the TripleSafe, the crew would install WaterGuard drainage system. He also recommended a SaniDry Dehumidifier to circulate dry air to create a more comfortable environment and prevent any moisture or musty smells. 

Cliff agreed with Thomas' recommendations and agreed to a Full Waterproofing System. Cliff felt that Thomas was very informative and his presentation educated him enough to realize that delaying this project could create serious damage down the road and he felt comfortable and in good hands with Quality 1st Basements. 

Jamie K.noticed her sidewalks had begun to sink and settle causing tripping hazards in front of her home. With the uneven sidewalks, it became an eyesore and so she wanted to find a solution that would remove the tripping hazards but not cause any disturbance to the front of her home. An existing customer of Quality 1st happened to be neighbors with Jamie and recommended she call for a free concrete lifting estimate. 

Jamie was blown away by the presentation the Concrete Repair Specialist, Andy Gagliardi gave. Her fear was that the sidewalk area would have to be replaced and would no longer match the rest of the sidewalk area. PolyLevel would lift and level the existing slabs, causing no disruption to the surrounding area and within 15 minutes of completion, she could use her sidewalk. 

Jamie was amazed at the installation processes and extremely satisfied with the results. The tripping hazard was removed and her sidewalk was now stabilized. 

A homeowner living in Garfield, NJ had a serious amount of water after a terrible rain storm. The basement of their new home had flooded causing a serious amount of damage to the personal belongings that were kept down in the unfinished basement. After reading some of Quality 1st Basements reviews on Google, they decided to call for a free estimate. System Design Specialist, Mike D, did a full inspection of the home and noticed the water was seeping through the walls towards the bottom of the floors. When our Foreman, Juan Garcia and his crew came to install a full waterproofing system, the drilled small holes into the bottom of the foundation walls and watched as the water pour out. The crew installed WaterGuard  and a TripleSafe Sump pump to protect the basement against leaks and floods.  

Homeowners in Matawan, NJ were experiencing cracks on the inside of the garage and the exterior walls which was causing the foundation to shift. Foundation shifting and settling is caused by the soil either shrinking, softening, or loosening below the home's foundation. The soil in the foundation was so weak that it was not able to support the foundation of the house, therefore, shifting the house and causing cracks in the walls. Fixing the foundation was a priority, as it would cause larger damage if not attended to, causing the resale value of the home to drop. The Homeowner decided to give Quality 1st a call for a FREE evaluation of the foundation issue.  

The Quality 1st Basements crew went to work as soon as they arrived. Knowing the foundation was in bad condition, they decided to install 9 Push Piers underneath the foundation after excavating 5 feet underneath the soil & clay. Push Piers are driven deep into the soil to ensure stability. A heavy-duty steel bracket is installed below and against the foundation’s footing, and then steel pier sections are hydraulically pushed through the bracket to the bedrock. This is the best foundation repair option available when soil conditions are unknown, providing a permanent solution for your settlement issues. This option was fast and effective, leaving the homeowner worry free from and future foundation settlement.

A homeowner in Edgewater, New Jersey had a sinking and settling concrete walkway in front of their home and contacted Quality 1st for a free estimate. Quality 1st used PolyLevel, a polyurethane foam to lift the concrete back to its original position. The foam is injected into the concrete through penny-size holes and begins working within minutes. PolyLevel is a fast and permanent solution to lifting and leveling concrete.    

A homeowner in Edgewater, New Jersey noticed some cracks in their foundation and contacted Quality 1st for a solution. Our System Design Specialist inspected the foundation and noticed signs of settlement. Helical Piers were installed outside the home to stabilize the foundation. The plates attached to the piers help pull the pier into the soil and provide anchoring strength as the weight of the foundation is transferred to the pier. Helical Piers are installed fast and help lift foundations back to the original level.  

A crawl space in Edgewater, New Jersey was damp and needed to be encapsulated. Our System Design Specialist inspected the crawl space and recommended a full encapsulation system be installed to eliminate the dampness and keep moisture out. This crawl space can be used by the homeowners for whatever they need it for.  

A homeowner in Hillsdale, New Jersey had water coming in through their basements walls and contacted Quality 1st for a free estimate. Our System Design specialist inspected the basement and recommended the basement be waterproofed. WaterGuard was installed in the basement underneath the floor slab, on top of the foundation footing to make sure the system was out of the mud zone. A sump pump was also installed to pump the water out of the basement. TripleSafe sump pump has three levels of pumps built in to ensure the basement stays dry. CleanSpace walling was also installed on the walls to prevent any water coming in and direct it to the sump pump. This basement is waterproofed and can be used by the homeowners. 

A homeowner in Little Ferry, New Jersey contacted Quality 1st about repairing their crawl space. Our System Design Specialist inspected the crawl space and had matting installed on the crawl space floor for insulation and to make sure water does not sit on the crawl space floor. CleanSpace was also installed on the crawl space floors and walls to ensure no water or moisture enters the crawl space. CleanSpace seals off the crawl space and gives the crawl space a brighter and updated look. The liner will also not tear so it is perfect for storage.   

A homeowner in Little Ferry, New Jersey had water in their basement and contacted Quality 1st for a free estimate. Our System Design Specialist inspected the basement and recommended that the basement be waterproofed. WaterGuard was installed under the floor slab, on top of the foundation footing to make sure the system is out of the mud zone. A sump pump, TripleSafe was also installed in the basement to pump the water out. The TripleSafe has three levels of pumps built in to ensure the basement stays dry. A dehumidifier was also installed to filter out any mold spores or musty air. All of these systems together will ensure that the basement stays dry and healthy.    

Jake from Annandale, NJ had multiple signs that his foundation was settling. He noticed wall cracks in the exterior brick and changes in the way the doors and windows of his home opened and closed. Down in his basement his foundation walls had stair-step cracks with one specific wall starting to bow inward. Looking for a local Foundation Specialist to save his investment and give him peace of mind again, he contacted Quality 1st Basements. Senior Design Specialist, Ken Peare went out to meet with Jake, run a full inspection of his foundation and design the best solution possible for what he was experiencing.  

Most homeowners don't know too much about foundation settlement and so it's important to us that we educate each homeowner with enough information to understand why they have this issue and why we recommend our solution. Ken explained to Jake that when a house is built compacted soil is then back filled around the foundation to fill the hole. That compacted soil is not as strong as the virgin soil that was once there. Over time that soil can no longer hold the weight of the home causing the home to shift and settle. In the process, cracks form, doors stick, walls bow and your foundation is now compromised. 

Ken Recommended Push Piers for they stabilize the home's foundation. This solution can also lift the home back towards its original level, closing cracks and improving the operations of the doors and windows. The soil is removed from around the foundations footing, where the pier will be installed. Each Push Pier is hydraulically driven into stable soil. The weight of the home is transferred from the concrete foundation, through the steel bracket and piers, to the deep load- bearing soil. Next the team will attempt to lift the home back towards its original position. Once completed and foundation is stabilized the soil is back filled, the entire system is hidden in the  ground and your home is in its new position. 

With the help of Ken Peare and Quality 1st Basements, we were able to give Jake peace of mind that his family is now safe in their home and he has peace of mind that his biggest investment, his home is now stabilized! 

Quality 1st Basements received a call from a homeowner living in the Closter area of New Jersey. Customer Service Representative, Christine, was the one available to answer the call. Sam, the homeowner was experiencing four sinking slabs in his driveway. For a while he ignored the problem but with his daughter learned how to ride her bike, he wants the driveway to be leveled so her tire wouldn't get caught on the big gaps and tripping hazards the sinking slabs had caused. Her safety was very important to him and Christine understood that completely. She was able to get Sam the soonest available appointment with Concrete Repair Specialist, Tom Carrano. 

Tom met with Sam, did a full inspection of the driveway and then sat down with him and his wife to discuss a solution. Tom explained that before offering a solution, its important to understand why the concrete settles in the first place. That way they could understand why other methods they contemplated wouldn't be the best solution for their situation. The soil underneath the slab became unstable over time from either being too wet, too dry or poorly compacted. It was important to understand that its not the slab that is the issue but the soil below the slab. Tom recommended our PolyLevel System because it  is made up of high- density, lightweight, structural- grade polymers that fills that void and raises the existing slab. 

Not only were the slabs lifted with PolyLevel foam, but just 15 minutes after the installation was complete, Sam's daughter could practice on her bike in the driveway. Sam and his wife were amazed and the clean and easy installation process and how it caused no disturbance to the surrounding areas of their home! 

Quality 1st Basements was able to help a family in need of structural support when it came to their sinking front stoop. Over the years the stoop gradually began to settle and pull away from the foundation of the home. Quality 1st sent Senior Design Specialist, Ken Peare, out to do a full inspection and design a solution. He noticed serious settlement underneath the stoop. He explained that settlement is cause by usually one of  three things: the soil below the stoop was either poorly compacted, too wet or too dry. Over time the soil could no longer hold that much weight causing the stoop to sink. 

Ken recommended Helical Piers be installed underneath the stoop to lift and stabilize. A Helical Pier is an ideal solution for permanently stabilizing regardless of the weight and structure. First, soil is removed from the area around the stoop where each Helical Pier will be installed. Using specialized hydraulic equipment, the first pier section is screwed into the ground. Additional steel sections are then added to extend the pier to the appropriate depths and capacities, and a steel foundation bracket is connected to the helical piers and attached to the foundation's footing. The weight of the home is then transferred through the Helical Piers onto the competent load-bearing soils deep below the surface. Once the stoop was lifted, the Piers are covered to be hidden from view. 

The stoop was not only lifted but stabilized to prevent future movement. The family was given peace of mind that they no longer had to worry about their stoop, and that the value in the home didn't decrease due to this settlement. 

Quality 1st Basements was referred to an Alpine, NJ homeowner named Jane who was experiencing sinking concrete. Jane's sidewalk across the entire front of her home was sinking creating multiple tripping hazards. For years the sidewalk had been an issue but she did not want to pay for the concrete to be ripped up and repoured. One day when she and her neighborhood were discussing the upcoming neighborhood yard sale, the sidewalk became a topic of conversation. Of course, it was a concern that someone could get seriously injured if a spill were to occurs due to the tripping hazards.  That's when Jane's neighbor recommended Quality 1st Basements. 

Jane called right away for a free estimate, to get her tripping hazards removed. Our PolyLevel team arrived on time and did a full walkthrough to make sure the area was cleaned and ready for the installation. Small holes were drilled into each sinking slab and PolyLevel foam was injected underneath filling the void. The sidewalk was raised and now even. The tripping hazards were removed and Jane was able to set up her yard sale the following day. 

Quality 1st Basements helps homeowner everyday keep their property safe by raising any concrete slabs that cause dangerous tripping hazards. When a homeowner in Bogota, NJ noticed sinking slabs around their pool deck area, they contacted us right away for a free estimate. Each of our Concrete Repair Specialists are highly trained professionals able to assist with any type of sinking concrete you may be experiencing and so we sent Andy Gagliadri, out to inspect the pool deck and offer the perfect solution. 

Upon inspection, Andy noticed multiple sinking slabs with as much as 3 inches of settlement. He recommended raising instead of lifting the concrete slabs. He explained that when a slab sinks its due to the soil underneath the slab not the actual slab itself. Replacing the slab will only cause the new one to sink in the future but if you fill the void underneath the slab then it would raise and remove the tripping hazard.

Quality 1st injected PolyLevel foam underneath the sinking slab using special equipment. Once underneath the foam expands until the void it filled. Once filled completely the foam hardens raising the slab back to its desired level.  

Quality 1st received a call from Jon, a homeowner living in East Rutherford who had concrete issues in his backyard. He stated that his patio area that was once completely leveled had settled over the years and now his outside furniture can't even rest on top of the patio area. He decided to call for an estimate to see if something could be done to raise the patio because he wanted to avoid replacing it at all cost. 

We sent Concrete Repair Specialist, Jeff out to inspect the patio and provide Jon with a permanent solution. Jeff noticed some of the slabs had settled 3 to 4 inches in some corners causing gaps about an inch wide in other areas. When concrete settles its due to one of three things, either the soil is too wet, too dry or poorly compacted. The slab becomes too heavy for the soil causing settlement and creates a void between the slab and soil. Injecting PolyLevel underneath the slab, fills the void, raises the slab and stabilizes the patio to prevent future settlement. 

a family living in Ho Ho Kus, NJ contacted Quality 1st hoping we could provide them with a solution to their settling driveway. Over the years their once slightly settled driveway was not completely settled and therefore uneven. Not only did it create an eyesore in front of their home but made it difficult for their children to ride their bikes in the driveway. They knew that if these slabs were fixed, an accident would soon occur. 

We sent Concrete Repair Specialist, Andy Gagliardi out to inspect the driveway and offer a permanent solution. Andy explained that it isn't the concrete slabs causing the issue but the soil underneath their driveway. Over time when soil becomes too wet or too dry, it becomes weak where it can no longer hold the heavy slab, therefore, causing settlement. Replacing the driveway would only temporarily solve the problem for the slabs would eventually sink again. PolyLevel when underneath the slab, would raise and stabilize it to prevent it from sinking. 

We inject PolyLevel foam below the slab to fill the void in between the concrete and the soil. When the void is filled the PolyLevel foam begins to harden, raising the slab back to its original state, removing the trip hazards.  

Quality 1st Basements received a call from a homeowner who was experiencing sinking concrete. After doing some research on Angie's List, they decided to contact Quality 1st for a free estimate. We sent Concrete Repair Specialist, Andy out to inspect the sinking area and design a solution to the settlement. 

Andy measured roughly 3 inches of settlement from where the floor original was to now. Andy explained to the homeowner and his wife that the issue isn't the garage floor but the soil underneath causing the settlement. By injecting PolyLevel below the slab to fill the void underneath, the slab would be raised back to level and stabilized to prevent future sinking. Not only was the homeowner amazed at how professional our crew was with the installation and clean up but also impressed how quick and clean the installation process was. They were relieved their garage floor was now stable and that they no longer had to worry about future damage caused by their once uneven driveway floor. 

Quality 1st Basements raised a concrete driveway back towards it's original level, permanently stabilizing it to prevent future sinking and settling. 

A Burlington, NJ homeowner had a concrete driveway that had settled causing trip hazards in multiple spots of the driveway. With the concrete being uneven, water would pool trapping the water in the driveway. The homeowner wanted to remove the trip hazards and raise the driveway back to level to allow water to flow straight into the grass.

Concrete Repair Specialist, Andy, explained that the soil beneath the slab was not strong enough to support the weight of the driveway causing it to sink. He recommended our team inject PolyLevel foam underneath to raise the concrete slab, and provide additional support to the concrete. PolyLevel is waterproof and environmentally friendly! It is a quick and clean installation and allows you to walk on the slab instantly once raised. 

Our team came in drilled small penny-size holes into the concrete slabs. Using special equipment, PolyLevel is injected underneath the sinking slab. The foam expands, filling all the voids and raising the slab. Once the slab is at it's desired level, our team stops injecting and allows a few minutes for the PolyLevel foam to harden. Now the slabs are permanently raised and stabilized. 

Mary from Midland Park NJ called Quality First Basement Systems to receive a quote for a Sump Pump for her basement. Our system design specialist Josh went out to her home to provide her with a free on-site estimate. Our company installed a SuperSump Sump Pump System, to keep her basement dry, an IceGuard, which will prevent water from coming back into her basement if the discharge line should freeze, and a LawnScape Outlet, which prevents sticks, leaves and rodents from getting into and clogging the discharge line. 

A resident in Teterboro, NJ had recently moved into his new home. After fully moving in, the resident noticed that his allergies started acting up. Since it was the fall season, the resident thought it was just his normal allergies. After a few days of living in his home, the resident's allergies started to become worse. The resident then started to inspect the home, to see if there was a problem. The house was completely fine until the resident remembered that the crawlspace has never been repaired before. He went into his crawlspace and that's when he saw the cause of his severe allergies. The entire crawlspace was covered in mold. He knew that he needed to get this problem solved, so he asked his neighbors who he could call to revolve this issue. The neighbors highly recommended Quality 1st Basement Systems, so the resident called and made an appointment for our crew to come out and repair the crawlspace. 

Our crew, along with our basement specialist, came to the house and cleaned the crawlspace. To stop the mold from growing, the crawlspace needed to have a cool temperature. Luckily, our sump pump is the solution to that problem. They installed the sump pump, by digging a hole, about twenty-two inches deep, and installing the sump pump into that hole. They then installed the sump liner to keep any mud out and making the area clean for the pump. When the sump pump is fully installed, the crawlspace air is able to be filtered and circulated properly, preventing mold growth. After the full installation, the crawlspace has been fully cleaned out.

Since his crawlspace has been cleaned out, the resident is able to breathe freely in his home, and not worry about his allergies acting up. He has been fully satisfied with the services. 

A homeowner in Teterboro, NJ experienced a musty in their home. They tried to resolve the solution by using air fresheners and replacing their air filters, but the problem was far worse than that. They discovered the smell was coming from their crawlspace and knew they needed to find a more durable solution. After searching on the Internet, the homeowner found Quality 1st Basement Systems and thought they were the perfect fit. 

After speaking with our customer service representative, the homeowner scheduled an appointment for our System Design Specialist, Brian Cedar, to come and provide a quote on their crawlspace. Brian arrived at the home, on time, and fully inspected the crawlspace. Afterward, Brain suggested that the crawlspace be fully encapsulated by our Cleanspace Moisture Barrier. 

Our CleanSpace Moisture Barrier is our durable, bright-white space liner is installed on the floors and walls of the crawlspace, preventing humidity and moisture from passing through. It is also mold-resistant and converts the crawlspace into an extra storage area for the home. 

Since the installation, the home was musty-free, resulting in the homeowner's full satisfaction with Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

A homeowner in Teterboro, NJ discovered water seeping into their basement, so they needed to find a solution. After searching for possible solutions on the Internet, the homeowner found Quality 1st Basement Systems and thought they would be a great fit. After speaking with our customer service representative, the homeowner scheduled an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Mike Fiorillo.

Mike arrived at the home, on time, and fully inspected the basement. He then found small cracks in the basement walls, causing water to seep through and realizing this was a foundation issue. When soil becomes soft, it expands and pushes up against the home's foundation causing it to crack. 

After the inspection, Mike presented his findings to the homeowner and suggested the best solution would be the waterproof the basement by installing our WaterGuard French Drain System and Classic Sump Pump. With both products installed water seeping into the basement will be pumped away from the basement, allowing the area to be fully dry and secure.

The homeowner has been very happy since the installation and did not experience any water issues in their basement again. They have been fully satisfied with Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

A homeowner in Montvale, NJ planned on closing their pool for the summer. As they were checking their pool deck, they noticed the concrete needed to be repaired. The pool deck was covered in cracks and some areas of the deck had sunk an inch deep. They wanted their pool ready for the next summer, so they needed to fix the imperfections. 

Since the homeowner had excellent service with them prior, they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and scheduled an appointment with our Concrete Repair Specialist, Jeff Pitek. After Jeff fully analyzed the pool deck, he recommended our Polylevel Injection and NexusPro Joint Sealant would be the perfect methods to repair the pool deck. 

Our Polylevel injection is the state-of-the-art concrete repair method. It is a better solution than mudjacking, because it is stronger, waterproof, environmentally friendly, and has a fast recovery time. It is drilled through small, penny-like holes that are drilled in the concrete, and fills the empty void between the ground and slab. This takes less time to install and is less messy than mudjacking. 

The next repair product is our NexusPro Joint Sealant. This silicone-based sealant is placed into the expansion and control joints in the slab. The NexusPro prevents water from seeping in between the concrete and against erosion. It also color coordinates with the concrete and, just like polylevel, has a quick recovery time. In the end, it provides a clean look for your concrete and protects it against cracks, erosion, and sinking. 

In the end, the repair project was a success. Our crew did not have any problems with the repair, and the pool deck was fully set to be closed for the winter. 

A homeowner in Oakland, NJ contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems after discovering their concrete garage floor was in need of repair. The garage floor was covered in large cracks and sloped about an inch, giving the home an unclean look and creating safety hazards for the homeowner. After a quick phone call, an appointment was scheduled for our Concrete Repair Specialist, Jeff Pitek. 

Jeff arrived at the home, on time, and provided a full inspection of the garage floor. Jeff then decided that repairing the garage floor with our Polylevel Injection and NexusPro Joint Sealant would be the best solution for the homeowner. 

Our Polylevel Injection is our state-of-the-art concrete repair method. It has many advantages including being environmentally friendly, waterproof, quick to recover, and can lift between 2,000 to 4,000lbs. Unlike mudjacking, polylevel is not concrete mixed with water and mud, but rather a strong foam made from structural graded polymers. Once it is injected underneath the concrete, its expansion allows the concrete to be lifted to the desired height.

Our NexusPro Joint Sealant is our silicon-based sealant that prevents water infiltration and erosion. Like our polylevel, it is waterproof, environmentally friendly, and has a quick recovery time. it also coordinates with the color of your concrete providing a clean and glowing look. 

In conclusion, the repair project was a success. The garage floor was fully repaired and the homeowner was fully satisfied. If you notice your concrete is cracking, sinking, or setting contact us to find the best repair solution for you! Click here to schedule a free estimate!

A homeowner in Saddle River, New Jersey noticed their concrete patio was sinking. This can happen because concrete is often poured over backfilled, and loose soil. This loose soil settles and creates a void underneath the concrete slab. Another common issue with concrete sinking is the erosion of soil under the slab. As water runs down through the cracks and joints of the concrete, it washes the soil out as it passes through. These voids cause concrete to shift and settle, creating uneven surfaces and dangerous tripping hazards.

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Jeffrey Pitek, helped them with a plan to fix this issue. He suggested a polyurethane foam be injected under the concrete to fill the voids and lift the concrete. 

Our foreman, Sean Andreas Johnson, used the PolyLevel Injections to be injected under the slab. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete, and the polymer is injected into the void. The polyurethane is environmentally friendly and has expanding properties that allow for an accurate lift and leveling of the slab. This is a lightweight solution that will not add any weight to existing soil, and it has very minimal disruption to the existing concrete. Now, the homeowner does not have to worry about tripping hazards on their patio. 

A homeowner in Tenafly, New Jersey saw their concrete walkway was sinking and settling. This happens because concrete is poured over backfilled soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids under the concrete. This can be a dangerous safety hazard because a family member or a friend could trip and hurt themselves.

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Dylan McDonald, was able to provide an inspection and help them with a plan. Upon inspection, Dylan saw the issue on the concrete walkway immediately. As you can see in the picture, the concrete walkway was unleveled and sinking. Dylan suggested they use a polyurethane foam that will help lift the concrete to a level position. 

Our foreman, Luis Aguirre, used the PolyLevel Injection System under the concrete to lift the slab. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete slab, and injecting the polyurethane foam into the holes, and into the concrete. PolyLevel has expanding properties that allow for an accurate lift and leveling of the slab. PolyLevel is a waterproof, lightweight, and environmentally friendly solution that will not degrade or add weight to the existing soil.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was happy with the outcome. Their walkway was lifted to a position where they could safely walk on it without worrying about tripping. 

A resident in Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey noticed their concrete walkway was unlevel. This can be dangerous because a family member or friend can trip and hurt themselves. Unlevel walkways can happen because concrete is poured over backfilled soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates a void under the concrete. 

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Jeff Pitek, was able to help them find a solution and provide an inspection. Upon his inspection, he saw that the walkway was very uneven and sinking. As you can see in the picture, the walkway poses a dangerous tripping hazard. Jeff Pitek suggested they use polyurethane foam to be injected into the voids under the concrete slab.

Our foreman used the PolyLevel Injection System which will be injected under the slab and into the voids to lift the concrete. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam. The expanding properties of the polyurethane foam allow for an accurate lift and leveling of the slab. PolyLevel is a lightweight, waterproof, and environmentally friendly solution that will not add weight to the existing soil, and will not wash out.

When the job was done, the homeowner was satisfied with how the walkway turned out. The walkway was no longer a tripping hazard and their friends and family can safely walk without being afraid of hurting themselves.

A homeowner in Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey noticed their concrete pool patio was sinking and settling. This is often caused by backfilled loose soil under the concrete. Over time, this loose soil settles and creates voids underneath the concrete. This can be a danger because a friend or family member could trip on the unlevel concrete and hurt themselves badly.

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems after seeing our ad in the newspaper. Our System Design Specialist, Jeff Pitek, was able to provide an inspection and help them find a plan to fix this issue. Upon his inspection, Jeff saw how the concrete was sinking and settling and becoming uneven. Jeff suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete slab.

Our foreman used the PolyLevel Injection System to be injected under the concrete. This process is done by drilling tiny holes into the concrete slab, and the polyurethane is injected into the voids. The expanding properties of the polyurethane allow for an accurate lift and leveling of the slab. The polyurethane is a lightweight, environmentally friendly, waterproof solution that does not add any weight to the existing soil, and will never wash out. This process requires very minimal disruption to the existing concrete.

When the job was done, the homeowner was pleased to see the outcome of the concrete patio. They no longer had to worry about any tripping hazards and could safely walk on their patio.

A resident in Saddle River, New Jersey noticed their concrete patio was sinking, cracking, and becoming unlevel. This happens because of loose and saturated soil that settles over time. This saturated and loose soil creates voids under the concrete after settling. Unlevel patios and sidewalks can be a danger because a friend or family member could trip and hurt themselves.

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Dylan McDonald, was able to provide an inspection and help them with a plan. Upon his inspection, Dylan noticed the unlevel and cracked patio and suggested a polyurethane foam to be injected underneath the concrete slab.

Our foreman, Sean Johnson, used the PolyLevel Injection System underneath the concrete. This process is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete slab, and injecting the polyurethane foam into the voids underneath. The polyurethane has expanding properties that allow for an accurate lift and leveling of the slab. The PolyLevel System is lightweight, waterproof, and can be installed in a matter of a few hours. It is also a lightweight solution that will not add weight to the existing soil.

Once the job was complete, the homeowner was pleased with the outcome and the professionalism they saw on the job. They were finally able to safely walk on their patio without worrying about tripping hazards.

A homeowner in Saddle River, NJ was interested in installing a dehumidifier after noticing some early stages of dampness in their home. Damp and humid air is a serious problem for your home and can greatly affect your living style. Many homeowners don't realize that living in damp and humid air requires more energy use, causing your energy bills to increase. by eliminating the dampness, you are saving your home from undergoing serious issues and save on the costs. 

Quality 1st Basement Systems was able to help resolve the issue by installing our SaniDry Sedona. It is our ENERGY STAR-certified dehumidifier that eliminates damp and musty odors and keeps your crawlspace or basement fully dry throughout the year. The SaniDry Sedona also filters mold spores, dust mite droppings, and other health hazardous particles, and is small enough to be stored in the corner, closet, or air duct within your home. 

The homeowner was very satisfied to have the SaniDry Sedona installed, and did not experience dampness in their home again. If you are experiencing signs of dampness, moisture, or humidity in your home, we are here to help! Contact Quality 1st Basement Systems and schedule your free estimate today! 

A homeowner in Dumont, New Jersey noticed their concrete walkway was sinking and settling. This can happen because concrete is poured over backfilled and poorly compacted soil. Over time, this soil settles which creates a void underneath the slab. An unlevel walkway can pose a dangerous tripping hazard. If a friend or a family member were to walk on it, they could trip and hurt themselves.

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Jack Huber, was able to provide an inspection and help them find a plan to fix this solution. Upon his inspection, Jack noticed how unlevel and unsafe the walkway was. He suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete walkway.

Our foreman used the PolyLevel Solution System to be injected underneath the concrete slab. This process is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the polyurethane solution into the voids underneath. The polyurethane foam has expanding properties that allow for an accurate lift and leveling of the slab. PolyLevel is a lightweight, waterproof, and environmentally friendly solution that will not add any weight to the existing soil, and will not wash out.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was happy with the outcome. Their concrete patio was lifted and leveled back to its original position, and they were able to walk on it safely without tripping hazards.

A Fair Lawn, New Jersey homeowner noticed their concrete pool patio was becoming unlevel and sinking. This occurs because of the poorly compacted soil underneath the slab. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath the slab, causing it to become unlevel. This can be a dangerous safety hazard, especially near a pool. A friend or family member could trip over this unlevel surface and really injure themselves.

The homeowner called Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Jack Huber, was able to provide an inspection and help them find a solution to this issue. Upon his inspection, Jack suggested a polyurethane foam be injected underneath the slab to lift it to its original position.

Our foreman arrived on the job site and began installing the PolyLevel Injection System which is achieved by drilling small penny-sized holes into the slab. Then, the polyurethane foam is injected into the voids to lift and level the concrete. The polyurethane foam has expanding properties that allow for an accurate lift and leveling of the slab.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was pleased with the outcome. They were able to safely walk on their pool patio without the hazard of tripping.

A Port Monmouth, NJ homeowner noticed their driveway was sinking and cracking. Cracking and sinking concrete provides multiple issues for your home including decreasing property value and creating a tripping hazard, so the best solution is to have it repaired. After searching the Internet for possible solutions, the homeowner found Quality 1st Basement Systems and thought they would be the perfect solution. 

After a quick phone call, the appointment was scheduled for our System Design Specialist, Jeff Pitek. Jeff arrived at the home, on time, and proceeded to inspect the driveway. Afterward, he presented his findings to the homeowner and recommended our Polylevel Injection would be the perfect solution. 

Polylevel is a better solution than mudjacking, because it is stronger and provides a long-lasting solution for the home and homeowner. Unlike mudjacking, polylevel is a foam rather than a mixture of concrete and mud. It is also waterproof, environmentally friendly, and recovers within fifteen minutes. Lastly, the installation is less messy and quicker to install.

In conclusion, the project was a success. Our crew did not have any issues repairing the driveway, and the concrete was repaired within the day. The homeowner was happy to see their concrete fully repaired and did not have any other issues with their driveway. 

Quality 1st Basement Systems received a call from a homeowner in Rutherford, NJ about their crawlspace. The homeowner was interested in encapsulating their crawlspace, so we sent our System Design Specialist, Mike D., to go inspect the area. Mike arrived at the home, on time, and inspected the crawlspace. Luckily, there were no signs of dampness and humidity. The homeowner wanted to encapsulate their crawlspace and be prepared for any future damage. Mike then suggested our CleanSpace Moisture Barrier would be the perfect solution. 

The CleanSpace Moisture Barrier is the heart and soul of the crawlspace system. It prevents water vapor and humidity from passing through and is also mold resistant. The best feature about the CleanSpace Barrier is that it can also transform your dark and damp crawlspace into a bright-white and clean room. In other words, the homeowner can use their crawlspace as an extra storage room if needed. 

After our crew installed the CleanSpace Barrier, the homeowner was completely thrilled. Their crawlspace was fully transformed and protected against any water issues. They were guaranteed full satisfaction. 

A homeowner in Emerson, New Jersey noticed their crawl space was attracting water and moisture. This occurs because the poorly compacted soil around the foundation becomes saturated which creates hydrostatic pressure. The hydrostatic pressure causes water to be pushed through the walls and floors. A damp basement can have many negative effects such as pests, dust mites, musty smells, and even mold growth.

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our customer service representative was able to book them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Dylan McDonald. Dylan provided an inspection of the home and he suggested they encapsulate the crawl space.

Our foreman, Juan Garcia, arrived at the job site and began the installation process of the CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System. CleanSpace is thick and durable like a pool liner and is mold-proof and water-proof. The installation process requires minimal equipment and disturbance and is done by removing rocks and uneven surfaces. Then, the foreman carefully fits and installs the liner, and permanently holds it in place with drilled-in fasteners and spikes.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was pleased with the results. Their crawl space was given a bright and fresh appearance, giving them the perfect storage space. They no longer have to worry about mold growth or moisture in their crawl space anymore.

A homeowner in Ridgefield Park, New Jersey was experiencing water and moisture getting into their crawl space. This occurs because the soil around the foundation is poorly compacted. Over time, this soil gets saturated and creates hydrostatic pressure, which pushes water and moisture through the walls and floors. Moisture can also get into the crawl space air because of the soil in a crawl space. This can have many negative effects such as pests, aggravated allergies, musty smells, and mold growth. 

Looking for a solution, the homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our customer service representative was able to book them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Mike Fiorillo. Mike provided an inspection and he suggested they encapsulate the crawl space.

Our foreman, Luis Aguirre, installed the CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System which is thick and durable like a pool liner and seals the crawl space from the earth. This system does not require heavy equipment and can be installed within a day. The process is completed by removing any debris in the crawl space and leveling uneven surfaces and fastening the liner with drilled spikes. CleanSpace will protect the crawl space from water and moisture while having a bright and fresh appearance.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was pleased with the outcome. They had peace of mind knowing that their crawl space is now healthy and is able to hold storage without any damage.

Quality 1st Basement Systems received a call from a homeowner in Englewood, NJ. The homeowner experienced some water issues in their basement and was not able to handle the situation. Luckily, we were able to find the perfect solution for the homeowner. 

After inspecting the basement, our system design specialist, discovered small cracks within the walls, allowing water to seep into the basement. It was then the best solution for the homeowner was to waterproof their basement. The main components of the waterproofing system include the WaterGuard French Drain System, Triple Safe Sump Pump, and SaniDry Sedona. With these products combined, the homeowner will never experience another wet basement issue again. 

Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other issue with their basement again. 

Quality 1st Basement Systems received a call from a homeowner in Oakland, NJ about their basement. Water is entering the basement, causing floods and other water issues. We had our System Design Technician, Justin Williams, provide an inspection and quote for the homeowner. 

Justin arrived at the home, on time, and inspected the basement. During his inspection, he discovered an old sump pump that was not properly working, causing water to build up in the basement. Justin presented this to the homeowner and suggested our Triple Safe Sump Pump would provide extra protection for the basement. 

Our Triple Safe Sump Pump is the handy dandy sump pump that pumps the excess water away from the basement. Unlike ordinary sump pumps, the Triple Safe Sump Pump had three levels of protection that keep your home safe from any water damage. It contains a built alarm, to alert the homeowner when there will be an upcoming storm, or if the Triple Safe Sump Pump needs to be manually drained. It also contains a backup battery that provides energy to the sump pump in case of a power outage. Lastly, the Triple Safe Sump Pump is fully protected, head-to-toe, so no water can affect the mechanics inside. 

Since the installation, the homeowner did not experience any other water issues in their basement again. 

A homeowner in River Edge, NJ contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems after experiencing a sagging sensation in their home. We had our System Design Specialist, Laszlo Lenkey, go to the home and provide a full inspection and quote for the homeowner. During his inspection, Laszlo discovered the cause of the sagging sensation was the weakened beams located in the crawlspace underneath. He presented this to the homeowner and suggested the SmartJack System would be the perfect solution. 

Our SmartJack System by Supportworks is the perfect support system for sagging crawlspace beams. It is made from galvanized steel so it will never rust, and the system is also adjustable in case the floors sag again in the future. Finally, the SmartJacks help stabilize and straighten your floors. 

Since the installation, the homeowner did not experience any sagging sensation in their home again. 

A homeowner in North Arlington, New Jersey noticed their concrete patio was sinking and settling. This is caused by concrete being poured over recently backfilled soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath. If gone unrepaired, this could be a dangerous tripping hazard. As you can see from the picture, the concrete could sink even more. 

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our customer service representative was able to book them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Jeff Pitek. Jeff provided an inspection and he suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift the concrete.

Our foreman arrived at the job site and began the process of installing the PolyLevel Injection System. This is achieved by drilling small penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. PolyLevel is an environmentally friendly, lightweight solution that will not add any weight to the existing soil. This process can be installed within a day.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was pleased with the outcome, as well as the professionalism they observed on the job. They were able to safely walk on their patio without the concern of tripping hazards.

A homeowner in Manahawkin, NJ contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems after discovering their concrete porch was sinking about 3 inches. Sinking concrete causes numerous issues for your home including decreasing property value, and creating tripping hazards for you and your family. After speaking with our customer service representative, the homeowner scheduled an appointment with our customer service representative, Dylan McDonald. 

Dylan arrived at the home, on time, and inspected the porch. Luckily, there were no cracks so Dylan suggested our Polylevel Injection would be the perfect repair method. Polylevel is more durable than mudjacking and provides a long-lasting solution for the home and homeowner. Unlike mudjacking, polylevel is not a mixture of concrete and mud, but rather a foam made from structural graded polymers. It is also waterproof, environmentally friendly, and takes fifteen minutes to recover. After Dylan explains these benefits, the homeowner scheduled another appointment for our crew to come and repair the porch. 

Once our crew arrived at the home, on time, they proceeded to repair the porch. First, they drilled small, penny-like holes into the uneven concrete slabs. Next, they used specially designed equipment and injected the polylevel foam into the empty void between the slab and ground. The expansion of the poly foam lifts the concrete slab to the desired height. The process is repeated once the entire porch is lifted. Finally, our crew provided a thorough cleanup while the porch was healing. 

After fifteen minutes of healing, the porch was fully repaired and the homeowner was very satisfied with Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

A homeowner in Ridgefield Park, NJ was interested in encapsulating their crawlspace, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems for help. Having a dry and warm crawlspace provides many benefits for your home including clean and healthy air, and low electricity bills throughout the year. We installed our CleanSpace Moisture Barrier because we knew it would provide a long-lasting solution for the homeowner. 

The CleanSpace Moisture Barrier prevents humidity and water vapor from passing through the crawlspace, keeping it fully dry and secure. It also creates a bright white and clean look for your crawlspace, allowing you to use the area for extra storage if needed. Finally, CleanSpace is mold resistant and has a 25-year warranty against tears and rips. 

After the installation, the homeowner was happy to see their crawlspace encapsulated. 

This homeowner's concrete patio in Deal, New Jersey was beginning to sink and become unlevel. This happens because concrete is poured over backfilled soil, which settles and creates voids underneath the slab. If gone unrepaired, this slab could sink even more and become costly to fix.

The homeowner called Quality 1st Basement Systems and our customer service representative matched them with our System Design Specialist, Jack Huber, who provided an inspection. Upon his inspection, Jack suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the slab. 

Our foreman, Victor Leon, arrived at the job site and began the process of using the PolyLevel Injection System. This is completed by drilling tiny holes into the slab and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. This process can be complete within fifteen minutes and is safe to walk on. PolyLevel is lightweight and environmentally friendly that will not add weight to the existing soil. 

When the job was complete, the patio was lifted and leveled. The homeowner was happy with the outcome and they did not experience any further issues with their patio.

This homeowner in Point Pleasant, New Jersey noticed their crawl space was attracting water and a musty smell. Water and moisture in a crawl space is never the issue a homeowner wants to experience. This can happen because the soil around the foundation is poorly compacted and gets saturated during heavy rainfall. This saturated soil creates hydrostatic pressure which causes water to seep through the walls and floors. A wet crawl space can have negative effects such as musty smells, pests, increased energy bills, and mold growth.

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Steve Roldan, provided an inspection and helped them find a solution. Upon his inspection, Steve noticed the dampness in the crawl space. Steve suggested they encapsulate the space to seal it from the earth.

Our foreman, Wilver Cardoza, arrived at the job site and began the installation of the CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System. This system is thick and durable like a pool liner. The process is completed by removing any debris in the crawl space and leveling uneven surfaces and fastening the liner with drilled spikes. CleanSpace will protect the crawl space from water and moisture while having a bright and fresh appearance.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was satisfied with the outcome and the professionalism they saw on the job. They were happy to have the issue taken care of before it got worse. Now, they have a dry and healthy crawl space!

Quality 1st Basement Systems received a phone call from a homeowner in Woodcliff, NJ. The homeowner was in need of repairing their sinking sidewalk and wanted a long-lasting solution. We sent a System Design Specialist, to inspect the sidewalk and provide a quote for the homeowner. Our tech arrived at the home, on time, and performed his inspection. He recommended our Polylevel Injection would be the perfect repair method. Not only is polylevel durable, but it's also waterproof, environmentally friendly, and lasts for years. 

First, our crew drilled small, penny-like holes into the sinking concrete slabs. Next, they used specially designed equipment to inject polyurethane foam into the void. Once the void has been filled, the polyurethane foam expands and lifts the concrete slab to its desired height. The process is repeated until the entire sidewalk has been repaired. After fifteen minutes of healing, the polyurethane foam was set and ready for action. 

The homeowner was happy to see their sidewalk repaired. They did not have any other issues with their concrete since then and have been satisfied with the services of Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

No one wants to walk on a sidewalk that is unlevel and dangerous! This homeowner in Township of Washington, New Jersey noticed their concrete sidewalk was becoming unlevel and a tripping hazard. This occurs when new concrete is poured over backfilled soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath the concrete slab, causing it to shift. If this goes without repair, someone could severely injure themselves.

The homeowner made a call to Quality 1st Basement Systems and our customer service representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Jeff Pitek. A few days later, Jeff arrived at the home and began his inspection of the sidewalk. Jeff suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete. 

Our foreman arrived at the job site and began the installation process of the PolyLevel Injection System. This process is completed by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. PolYlevel is an environmentally friendly and lightweight solution that is waterproof and mold-proof. Within 20 minutes of the job being complete, the sidewalk should be lifted and safe to walk on again. 

When the work was finished, the homeowner was happy with the completed job. They were able to safely walk on their sidewalk without the concern of tripping hazards ruining their relaxing walk.

Quality 1st Basement Systems was contacted by a homeowner in Englewood, NJ about a waterproofing project. The homeowner has been experiencing multiple water issues in their basement and needed a durable solution. Our System Design Specialist, Joe H., inspected the basement and recommended our basement waterproofing system as the perfect solution. 

The main components of the homeowner's basement waterproofing system include the WaterGuard French Drain System and Triple Safe Sump Pump. Each system is designed to keep the basement dry and healthy for years. In addition, our crew also installed our IceGuard system that provides extra water protection. 

Since the installation, the homeowner has not had any water issues in their basement. They have been satisfied with the services of Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

This homeowner in New Milford, New Jersey noticed their concrete sidewalk was sinking and becoming unlevel. This occurs because concrete is poured over backfilled soil which causes voids to form underneath. 

The homeowner made a call to Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Joseph DelVecchio, provided an inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the sidewalk to its original position. 

Our foreman arrived at the job site and began the process of installing the PolyLevel Injection System. This is done by drilling tiny holes into the concrete slab and injecting the polyurethane foam into the voids underneath. PolyLevel is a lightweight and environmentally friendly solution. It will not add any weight to the existing soil and is the perfect solution for sinking concrete. 

When the job was complete, the homeowner was satisfied with the outcome. They were able to walk on the sidewalk within 20 minutes and they did not have to worry about tripping. 

This homeowner in New Milford, New Jersey noticed their pool patio was sinking and becoming unlevel. This occurs when concrete is poured over backfilled soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath the soil. If this goes without repair, someone could trip and injure themselves. 

The homeowner made a call to Quality 1st Basement Systems and our customer service representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Joseph DelVecchio. Joseph provided an inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete. 

A few days later, our foreman, Ramon Romero, arrived at the job site and began the process of installing the PolyLevel Injection System. This is done by drilling tiny holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. This will bring the concrete to a lifted position and within 20 minutes, the concrete will be ready to be walked on. PolyLevel is an environmentally friendly, and lightweight solution that will not add any weight to the existing soil.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was happy with the outcome. They were able to safely walk on their concrete without the concern of injuring themselves. 

This homeowner in Bernardsville, New Jersey noticed their pool patio was severely unlevel and cracking. This occurs because concrete is poured over poorly backfilled soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath the concrete. If this goes without a repair, the unlevel concrete will be a major tripping hazard where people could injure themselves.

The homeowner knew this was an issue they wanted to fix immediately, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems. Our customer service representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Jeff Pitek. Jeff provided an inspection of the pool patio and he suggested that they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete. 

A few days later, our foreman, Ramon Romero, arrived at the job site and began the process of installing the PolyLevel Injection System. This is done by drilling tiny holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. This process is repeated until the concrete is brought to a level position. PolyLevel is environmentally friendly and a lightweight solution that will not add any weight to the existing soil. 

Within 20 minutes, the concrete was brought to a lifted position and safe to walk on. The homeowner was happy with the outcome and they were able to safely walk around their pool without the concern of tripping. 

This homeowner in Harrington Park, New Jersey noticed their pool patio was sinking and cracking. This occurs when concrete is poured over poorly compacted soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath the concrete, causing it to become unlevel. If this goes without repair, someone could trip and injure themselves on the concrete.

The homeowner made a call to Quality 1st Basement Systems and our customer service representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Joseph DelVecchio. Joseph provided an inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete. 

A few days later, our foreman, Ramon Romero arrived at the home to begin using our PolyLevel Injection System. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the polyurethane foam underneath to fill the voids. PolyLevel can be installed within 20 minutes and is environmentally friendly. It is a lightweight solution that will not wash out and will not add weight to the existing soil.

When the job was complete, the homeowners were more than happy with the results. They were able to have fun and enjoy their pool patio for the summer!

This homeowner in Cresskill, New Jersey noticed their concrete sidewalk was becoming unlevel and a tripping hazard. This occurs when concrete is poured over poorly compacted soil. Over time, this soil creates voids underneath the concrete, causing it to become unlevel. If this goes without repair, someone could injure themselves.

The homeowner did not want this problem to go without resolution, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems. Our customer service representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Joseph Mancini. Joseph provided a thorough inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete. 

A few days later, our foreman, Ramon Romero arrived at the job site and began the process of installing the PolyLevel Injection System. This is done by drilling tiny holes into the concrete and injecting the foam underneath to fill the voids. Within 20 minutes, the concrete will be brought to a level position. PolyLevel is a lightweight and environmentally friendly solution that will not add any weight to the soil. 

When the job was complete, the homeowner was able to safely walk on their sidewalk without the concern of tripping hazards! 

This homeowner in Dumont, New Jersey noticed their concrete sidewalk was becoming unlevel and a tripping hazard. This occurs because concrete is poured over poorly compacted soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath the soil, causing it to become unlevel. If this goes without a repair, someone could severely injure themselves. 

The homeowner did not want this issue to go without resolution, so they made a call to Quality 1st Basement Systems. Our customer care representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Joseph DelVecchio. Joseph provided a thorough inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete.

Our foreman arrived at the home and began the process of installing the PolyLevel Injection System. This process is done by drilling tiny holes into the concrete and filling the voids underneath. PolyLevel is a lightweight and environmentally friendly solution that will not add any weight to the existing soil. Within 20 minutes, the sidewalk can be safely walked on and brought to a lifted position. 

When the job was complete, the homeowner was more than happy with the outcome. They were able to safely walk on their sidewalk without the concern of tripping hazards.

This homeowner in River Edge, New Jersey noticed their crawl space was attracting moisture and musty smells. This occurs because the exposed soil in the crawl space causes moisture to escape into the crawl space air. If this goes without repair, not only will the smell get worse, but pests and mold growth will follow! 

The homeowner wanted a solution to this issue, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems. Our customer service representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Matt Abrahamsen. Matt provided a thorough inspection and suggested they encapsulate the crawl space. 

A few days later, our foreman arrived at the home and began the process of installing our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System. They will begin by removing any dirt and debris, leveling uneven surfaces, and carefully fitting the CleanSpace system in the crawl space. They secure the system in place with drilled-in spikes and fasteners. CleanSpace is mold-proof and water-proof and is thick and durable like a pool liner. Not only does this system provide protection against moisture and mold growth, but it also provides the homeowner with usable storage space!

When the job was complete, the homeowner was more than pleased with the outcome. They were able to have peace of mind knowing their crawl space is protected against water. 

This homeowner in Montvale, New Jersey noticed their pool patio was becoming unlevel and a tripping hazard. This occurs when concrete is poured over poorly compacted soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids in the concrete underneath, causing it to become unlevel. If this went without repair, someone could hurt themselves.

The homeowner did not want this issue to go without a resolution, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems after searching online. Our customer care representative was able to book them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Jeffrey Pitek. Jeffrey provided a thorough inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete.

A few days later, our foreman arrived at the home and began the process of using PolyLevel Injections to lift the concrete to its original position. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids. This process is repeated until the concrete is lifted. PolyLevel is a lightweight and environmentally friendly solution that will not add any weight to the existing soil. 

When the job was complete, the homeowner was happy with the outcome. They were able to safely walk on their pool patio without the concern of tripping!

A crawl space should be dry and healthy, not damp and humid! This homeowner in Closter, New Jersey noticed their crawl space was developing musty odors.  This can occur when the crawl space is not sealed from the earth's elements, causing the soil from the earth to become damp and release moisture through the air. 

The homeowner did not want this issue to go without a solution, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems. Our customer service representative was able to book them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Dane Cuccinello. Dane provided a thorough inspection and suggested they encapsulate the space to separate the space from the earth's elements.

A few days later, our foreman arrived at the home and began the process of sealing the space. He started by removing any dirt and debris, leveling uneven surfaces, and carefully fitting our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System in the crawl space. The foreman secures the CleanSpace in place with drilled-in spikes and fasteners. CleanSpace is mold-proof and waterproof and is thick and durable like a pool liner.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was satisfied with the results. Not only will this system provide protection against water and moisture, but it will also provide the homeowner with usable storage space! 

A crawl space should be dry and healthy, not damp and smelly. This homeowner in Northvale, New Jersey noticed their crawl space was damp and moist. This can happen when the crawl space isn't sealed from the earth's elements, causing the soil from the earth to become damp and release moisture through the air.

The homeowner searched online for solutions and came across Quality 1st Basement Systems, so they made a phone call. Our customer service representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Jonathan Seminerio. Jonathan provided a thorough inspection and suggested they encapsulate the crawl space to seal it from the earth's elements.

A few days later, our foreman Wilver C., began the process of installing our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System. Wilver started by removing dirt and debris, leveling uneven surfaces, and carefully fitting our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System in the crawl space. Wilver secures the CleanSpace in place with drilled-in spikes and fasteners. CleanSpace is mold-proof and waterproof and is thick and durable like a pool liner. This system provides protection against water and moisture, and it also provides the homeowner with usable storage space!

When the job was complete, the homeowner was satisfied with the results! They did not have to worry about their crawl space smelling or attracting moisture anymore!

This homeowner in Dumont, New Jersey noticed their concrete patio was sinking and becoming unlevel. This happens when concrete is poured over poorly compacted soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath, causing it to become unlevel. If this goes without repair, someone could injure themselves since it is a tripping hazard.

The homeowner made a call to Quality 1st Basement Systems and our customer care representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Joseph DelVecchio. Joseph provided a thorough inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete slab.

A few days later, our foreman arrived at the job site and began the process of using our PolyLevel Injections. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the slab and injecting the foam underneath. PolyLevel is a lightweight and environmentally friendly solution that will not add any weight to the existing soil. This process is repeated until the slab is brought to the desired height.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was satisfied with the results. The concrete was level and the homeowner did not have to worry about tripping hazards!

John B, a homeowner in Southampton, NJ  , was experiencing water seepage coming in from small cracks in this cider block foundation wall behind his wall panels. Concerned that this could cause serious damage to the rest of his basement he decided to contact an expert to provide him with a quote on a permanent solution for keeping water out. 

Quality 1st Basement Systems sent System Design Specialist, Steve Roldan, out to inspect the foundation walls and provide a recommendation on a solution. Upon inspection, Steve noticed active water seepage coming in directly underneath the basement window through the small horizontal crack that went across the entire length of the basement wall. Hydrostatic pressure was causing a slight bowing in the wall which therefore created the cracks where the water was seeping through. 

Steve recommended our Wall Repair System known as PowerBrace, be installed to stabilize the wall and prevent future movement. To keep the basement dry, he suggested a full waterproofing system which included our WaterGuard French Drain system to collect the water from the walls. For how large the basement was, Steve recommended our TripleSafe Sump Pump System to provide the ultimate protection during the heaviest of rain. 

John was relieved that he finally had peace of mind when it came to his home. His foundation was now stabilized and his basement was now waterproofed. 

A homeowner in Jefferson, NJ contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems after noticing some dampness issues coming from their crawl space. Damp and humid crawl spaces create multiple issues for your home including sagging floors, musty odors, and an increase in cooling and heating bills. We provided a thorough inspection of the crawl space and presented a quote for the homeowner. Within a few days, our crew arrived at the home and encapsulated the space.

Our crew used our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System which is a thick and durable liner that keeps your crawl space dry and healthy. This system will prevent water vapor and humidity from passing into the crawl space. CleanSpace is installed by removing dirt and debris, and carefully fitting the liner into the crawl space. Not only will this system protect your crawl space, but it also provides extra space for storage!

Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other issues with their crawl space. They have been satisfied with the services of Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

A sidewalk should provide safety, not tripping hazards and injuries! This homeowner in Hackensack, New Jersey noticed their concrete sidewalk was sinking and becoming unlevel. This occurs when the soil becomes saturated and then gets dry, causing it to constantly shrink and expand. This can also happen when concrete is poured over poorly backfilled soil and the soil settles over time, causing it to become unlevel. 

The homeowner searched online for solutions and they came across Quality 1st Basement Systems. They gave us a call and our customer care representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Joseph DelVecchio. Joseph provided a thorough inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete. 

A few days later, our foreman arrived at the home and began using our PolyLevel Injections. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids underneath the slab. This process is repeated until the sidewalk is brought to a raised position. 

When the job was complete, the homeowner was satisfied with the outcome. They were able to safely walk on the sidewalk without the hazard of tripping! 

This homeowner in Fort Lee, New Jersey noticed their concrete sidewalk was sinking and settling. This can happen when concrete is poured over poorly backfilled soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath the slab, causing it to become unlevel. If this goes without repair, not only will it look bad, but it could cause someone to injure themselves!

The homeowner searched online for solutions and came across Quality 1st Basement Systems. Our customer care representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Dylan McDonald. Dylan provided a thorough inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete. 

A few days later, our foreman Ramon arrived at the home and began the process of using our PolyLevel Injections. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids under the slab. This process is repeated until the concrete slabs are raised and leveled. PolyLevel is a lightweight and environmentally friendly solution, so it will not add any weight to the existing soil.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was happy with the results. They were able to safely walk on their concrete sidewalk without the concern of tripping hazards! 

This homeowner in Wood Ridge, New Jersey noticed their sidewalk was sinking and becoming unlevel, causing other residents to become aware. This can happen when concrete is poured over poorly backfilled soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath the concrete, causing it to sink. If this goes without repair, someone could trip and injure themselves from the tripping hazard. 

The homeowner searched online for solutions and came across Quality 1st Basement Systems. They gave us a call and our customer care representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Joseph DelVecchio. Joseph provided a thorough inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete. 

A few days later, our foreman arrived at the home and began the process of using our PolyLevel Injections. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids underneath the slab. This process is repeated until the concrete is brought to a raised position.

Our crew did a final clean-up when the job was done, and within 20 minutes, the sidewalk was raised and level. When the homeowner saw the results, they were satisfied with the service of Quality 1st Basement Systems! 

A sidewalk should provide safety, not dangerous tripping hazards! This homeowner in River Edge, New Jersey noticed their sidewalk was sinking and settling. This can happen when concrete is poured over poorly compacted soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath the slab. If this goes without repair, someone could trip and injure themselves.

The homeowner did not want this issue to go without a solution, so they searched the internet. They came across Quality 1st Basement Systems and our customer service representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Joseph DelVecchio. Joseph provided a thorough inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift the concrete slab.

Our foreman Ramon arrived at the home and began the process of using our PolyLevel Injections. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. This process is repeated until the concrete is brought to a raised position, and is safe to walk on.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was happy with the results. They were able to safely walk on their sidewalk without the concern of tripping hazards! 

This homeowner in Paramus, New Jersey noticed their concrete was sinking and becoming unlevel. This can happen when concrete is poured over poorly backfilled soil. Over time, the soil settles and creates voids underneath, causing it to become unlevel. If this tripping hazard goes without repair, someone could get injured!

The homeowner searched online for solutions and came across Quality 1st Basement Systems. they gave us a call and our customer care representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist. Our specialist provided a free estimate inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete. 

A few days later, our foreman arrived at the home and began the process of using our PolyLevel Injections. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. This process is repeated until the concrete slab is brought to a raised position. 

When the job was complete, the homeowner was satisfied with the results, as well as the professionalism they witnessed on the job. Now, they didn't have to worry about tripping hazards! 

A homeowner in Old Tappan, New Jersey noticed their concrete patio was sinking and cracking. This can occur from concrete being poured over poorly backfilled soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath, causing the slab to become unlevel. If this were to go without repairs, someone could trip and injure themselves!

The homeowner did not want this to go without a repair, so they searched the internet for solutions. They found Quality 1st Basement Systems and gave us a call, and our customer care representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Joseph DelVecchio. Joseph provided a thorough inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete.

A few days later, our foreman arrived at the home and began the process of using our PolyLevel Injections. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. PolyLevel has expanding properties that allow the slabs to become raised. 

Since the job has been completed, the homeowner has not experienced any other issues with their concrete. They didn't have to worry about tripping hazards anymore! 

This homeowner in Teaneck, New Jersey contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems because they noticed their old sump pump was not working anymore. This can happen when a sump pump is an open pit in your basement, or if it's too old and filled with dirt and grime. When a sump pump gets like this, it's best to replace it as soon as possible so you can solve the issue. 

When the homeowner called us, our customer care representative booked them an appointment with our system design specialist who provided a thorough inspection of the home. Our specialist suggested they waterproof the basement and replace their old sump pump system with a new one. Our crew installed our SuperSump Pump System which has an airtight and enclosed lid to prevent water vapor from rising into the air. The system will effectively pump water out of the basement and also has a backup battery. 

Each year since the installation, the homeowner schedules their annual maintenance appointments with our service team. Our team will thoroughly clean and inspect the system to ensure there are no errors. Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any issues and their sump pump continues to protect them! 

A homeowner in Red Hill, PA discovered their sidewalk was sinking, so they decided to have it inspected. They searched the Internet for possible solutions and came across Quality 1st Basement Systems. After reviewing their work, they decided to hire the company for the job. 

We repaired the sinking sidewalk using the Polylevel Injection Method. We first drilled small, penny-sized holes into the sinking concrete. Using specialized equipment, we injected a polyurethane foam into the empty slab. Once the slab has been filled, the polyurethane expands and lifts the concrete to the desired height. The process is repeated until the entire sidewalk is repaired. Polylevel is waterproof, making it a durable solution for concrete repair. 

After the repair was complete, our homeowner did a final cleanup before completing the job. The sidewalk looked as good as new and the homeowner was satisfied with the results. 

This homeowner in Englewood, New Jersey noticed their basement was attracting moisture and dampness. They also noticed their sump pump wasn't operating properly and was becoming worn down.  The homeowner searched the Internet for possible solutions and came across Quality 1st Basement Systems. Learning the company provided free estimates, they immediately called and scheduled an appointment. 

Our System Design Specialist, Mike Notar, arrived at the home and provided an inspection of the basement. Mike discovered the sump pump was an open pit in the basement, allowing water vapor to rise into the air. Mike presented his findings to the homeowner and recommended the WaterGuard French Drain System and Triple Safe Sump Pump System. Both systems are durable and will keep the basement dry and healthy.

Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other water issues in their basement. They were happy to have contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and will reach out to them for any other home issues.

A Clarson Point, NY homeowner noticed water seepage in their basement. They needed a solution, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems. We provided a thorough inspection of the basement and found the water was seeping through the floors and tiny cracks within the walls.

We installed our WaterGuard French Drain, CleanSpace Wall Vapor Barrier System, and Super Sump Pump as the best solution. 

Since the installation, the homeowner has not worried about water seeping into their home again!

A homeowner headed into their basement to get some gardening tools. They opened their closet to find part of the foundation was bowing inwards. The homeowner carefully inspected the walls and found the entire foundation was bowing inwards. The new bowing walls were a sign of foundation failure, so they needed to find a solution. 

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and scheduled an appointment for an estimate. We inspected the walls and concluded the home was undergoing stage one foundation failure. We knew the Carbon Armor Reinforcement System would be the perfect repair solution. Carbon Armor is designed to stabilize bowing foundation walls. The system is flexible and ten times stronger than steel. 

A few weeks later, our crew arrived at the home and installed the system. A stabilized foundation was created, and the homeowner's peace of mind was restored.

Quality 1st Basement Systems was contacted by a homeowner in Silverdale, PA. After a heavy storm passed by, the homeowner went into their basement to find a large puddle of water standing in the corner. They knew a wet basement would create serious problems in their home, so they needed to have it waterproofed. 

We provided a thorough inspection of the basement and recommended the full basement waterproofing system as the best solution. The main components of the system included the WaterGuard French Drain, TripleSafe Sump Pump, and SaniDry Sedona. With these systems installed, the basement will stay dry and healthy all year round. We also installed the CleanSpace Moisture Barrier to prevent the basement from becoming damp and humid. 

A few weeks later, our crew arrived at the home and waterproofed the basement. Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other water issues in their basement. 

A Silverdale, PA homeowner was planning on selling their home within the next year. They needed to do some home repairs to increase their home's property value, so they first started by repairing their concrete driveway. They remember receiving a concrete postcard from Quality 1st Basement Systems, so they decided to contact them for an estimate. 

We provided a thorough inspection of the driveway and created a quote for the homeowner. A few weeks later, our crew arrived at the home and used the Polylevel Injection to lift and level the driveway. Our crew drilled penny-like holes into the concrete and injected a waterproof polyurethane foam underneath the slab. The foam then fills the empty void and lifts the concrete. Once the driveway was leveled, our crew used a waterproof joint sealant to seal any gaps within the concrete. 

After a final cleanup, and fifteen minutes of recovery, the driveway looked as good as new. The homeowner was very happy with the final results, and the services of Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

A first-time home buyer purchased their home in Silverdale, PA. Within the first week of moving in, the homeowner stored most of their items in the basement. As they were moving some things into the basement, the homeowner noticed a large horizontal crack forming on the walls. The homeowner researched the causes of this problem and learned it was a sign of foundation failure. They then searched for some solutions and stumbled upon the website of Quality 1st Basement Systems. After reviewing their work, the homeowner decided to contact them for an estimate. 

We provided a thorough inspection of the home and recommended the Carbon Armor Reinforcement System as the best solution. Carbon Armor is designed to stabilize bowing basement walls. The system is ten times stronger than steel and will prevent the walls from cracking and bowing any further. 

A few weeks later, our crew arrived at the home and installed the system. Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other issues in their home. 

A homeowner living in Maywood, NJ became concerned for their basement after noticing water seeping through the floors of their basement. They contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and scheduled an appointment for an estimate. 

We provided a thorough inspection of the basement and recommended the basement waterproofing system as the best solution. The main components of the basement waterproofing include the WaterGuard French Drain and TripleSafe Sump Pump System. With these systems combined, the basement will stay protected against water intrusion.

A few weeks later, our crew arrived at the home and waterproofed the basement. Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other water issues in their home!

A homeowner living in Ringwood, NJ was interested in encapsulating their crawl space. Encapsulation will prevent your crawl space from undergoing moisture and humidity issues.

Our team installed our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System as the best solution. CleanSpace is a thick and durable crawl space liner that prevents water vapor and humidity from passing through the crawl space. 

The homeowner's peace of mind was restored knowing their crawl space is protected from the outdoor elements.

An Emerson, NJ homeowner was interested in insulating their crawl space, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems for a free estimate. Our System Design Specialist provided a thorough inspection of the crawl space and knew the SilverGlo Wall Panels would do the trick. In addition, we also installed the CleanSpace Moisture Barrier, which will keep the crawl space fully dry.

The homeowner was thrilled with the results and has peace of mind knowing their crawlspace will stay clean and dry.

Greg is a homeowner living in Emerson, NJ. He was interested in insulating his crawl space for the winter, so he searched the Internet for solutions. Greg came across Quality 1st Basement Systems and decided we would be the best fit. 

Our System Design Specialist provided a thorough inspection of the crawl space and knew it would be fully insulated with the help of the SilverGlo Wall Panels. In addition, our crew also installed the CleanSpace Moisture Barrier, which prevents the crawl space from becoming damp and humid. 

Greg has been very happy with the final results, and he no longer has to worry about their crawl space being damp and cold! 

A Wildwood, NJ homeowner was interested in installing a brand new basement waterproofing system in their home. They contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems for an estimate. We provided a thorough inspection of the basement and knew the full basement waterproofing system would be the perfect solution. 

The main components of the homeowner's basement waterproofing system included the WaterGuard French Drain, TripleSafe Sump Pump System, and SaniDry Sedona. WaterGuard is designed to collect water seeping into the basement and direct it to the TripleSafe Sump Pump System, where it will be pumped away from the basement. The SaniDry Sedona filters and dries air in the basement, preventing dampness and moisture from building. 

A few weeks later, our crew arrived at the home and installed the systems. Peace of mind was restored to the homeowner knowing their basement is fully repaired. 

A homeowner in Woodstown, NJ noticed water seepage in their basement. A damp basement can cause many issues such as rotting wood, increased energy bills, and even mold growth! They knew this needed to be repaired, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

We sent our system design specialist to provide an inspection and they suggested waterproofing the basement.

Our foreman and crew installed our TripleSafe Sump Pump System and WaterGuard French Drain System. TripleSafe will provide three levels of protection against water intrusion and WaterGuard will catch any water that seeps in from the walls and floors.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was satisfied with the results, and their peace of mind was restored! 

A homeowner in Fort Lee, NJ noticed their concrete sidewalk was sinking and becoming unlevel. The homeowner knew this could cause tripping hazards on their property. After searching the web for multiple repair solutions, the homeowner decided to contact Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

Our System Design Specialist provided an inspection and suggested using polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete. 

Our foreman arrived at the home and began using our PolyLevel Injections. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. 

When the job was complete, the concrete patio was brought to a raised and level position. The homeowner was satisfied with the results and they didn't have to worry about tripping hazards! 

A Maywood, NJ homeowner needed to install a waterproofing system in their basement after finding heavy rain seeping through. They searched the Internet for solutions and came across Quality 1st Basement Systems. After reviewing our work, the homeowner decided to contact us for an estimate. 

As a solution, we installed our WaterGuard French Drain and SuperSump Pump System. WaterGuard is designed to collect water seeping into the basement and direct it to the TripleSafe Sump Pump System, where it will be pumped away. Both systems will keep the basement dry and healthy.

Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other water issues in their basement.

An Oradell, NJ homeowner noticed a musty smell coming from their crawl space. They searched the Internet for solutions and came across Quality 1st Basement Systems and called us for a free estimate.

After a thorough inspection, we knew the CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System would keep the crawl space dry and healthy. CleanSpace prevents water vapor and humidity from passing through the crawl space.

Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other issues with their crawl space. 

A Ringwood, NJ homeowner was interested in installing a basement waterproofing system in their home, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems for an estimate. We provided a thorough inspection of the basement and created an estimate for the homeowner. 

The main components of the homeowner's basement waterproofing system included the WaterGuard French Drain, TripleSafe Sump Pump System, and SaniDry Sedona. Each system works together to keep the basement dry and healthy. 

Since the installation, the basement has stayed fully dry and healthy, thus restoring the homeowner's peace of mind.