Quality 1st Basement Systems serving Ocean, NJ

When your basement window wells fill up with water, what’s the solution?  This is exactly the question Rick F. found himself asking when his window wells were filling up with water.  He knew that the water needed somewhere else to go and contacted Quality 1^st Basement Systems for some expert help.

Joe met with Rick to determine the best course of action to eliminate this window well flooding.  Water was leaking in through window cracks and then going to his French drain system.  Joe decided that the installation of an EverLast window and the SunHouse window well would most effectively solve Rick’s problems.  The EverLast window is an all-vinyl construction that is totally corrosion proof and maintenance free just like the SunHouse window well.  The SunHouse window well has a clear plastic cover that ensures that the well will never fill with rainwater or debris.

The installation went well and Quality 1^st Basement Systems was happy to help another valued customer.  Rick no longer has to worry about basement water due to leaky windows and can enjoy maximum natural light through his new basement window!

With cracks on walls and floors of his concrete foundation, Joseph B. decided it was time to take action.  He thought that the cracks might be due to settling, but called in the experts at Quality 1^st Basement Systems to discover what the root of the problem was and get it fixed as quickly and effectively as possible. 

Kenny came out to inspect Joseph’s foundation and crawl space problems and recommended reinforcers to repair the foundation which would keep it from settling any further and creating more cracks and a few other products to keep his crawlspace and clean and dry all year round.  The installation crew was prompt and professional as they installed a CleanSpace liner, SilverGlo crawl space wall insulation, TerraBlock crawl space floor insulation, a vent cover and multiple foundation reinforcers.  The CleanSpace liner provides a vapor barrier, drains water behind it, and dramatically brightens up the basement.  This product is one of a kind    

All in all, Joseph was pleased with the work and can now rest assured that his home is safe and dry with the help of Quality 1^st Basement Systems.    

Michael C. had an unfinished basement prone to moisture and water seepage where the basement floor and wall meet after a heavy rain.  He wanted to make sure the best, qualified professionals would waterproof his basement so he had multiple estimates done.  But, when it can down to it, he decided that Quality 1^st Basement Systems was the best choice. 

John Schweitzer went to Michael’s home to check out the basement problems and concluded that it would be best to install the BrightWall system, an IceGuard, LawnScape, TrenchDrain, TripleSafe sump pump, and WaterGuard interior basement waterproofing system.  The installation crew promptly arrived at his home and accomplished the installation in a short two days!  The BrighWall basement wall panel system is an excellent choice for any wet basement because it drains water, stops water vapor and even brightens the entire basement.  Additionally, the installation of the TripleSafe sump pump ensures that basement flooding will no longer be a problem.  It has three pumps that respond according to the present situation- never slowing up no matter how much water there is.      

Choosing Quality 1^st Basement Systems to waterproof his basement was the best decision.  Michael can now enjoy a dry, clean basement and not worry about the possibility of flooding during a heavy rain.  His basement is all set for years to come!

The Daullary family of Toms River had begun to notice that some of their flooring over the crawlspace had begun to sag in certain areas throughout their home.  Quality 1st inspectors are experts on foundation and structural repairs.  The family scheduled an appointment to meet our inspector Dan McNally, who was able to explain and demonstrate to them that the sagging floors was a result of weak beams in the crawlspace.  Dan informed the Daullary's that we would be able to support the beams with the best products.  Since the family wanted to avoid any additional headaches and dangers, they scheduled and installation with the Quality 1st team

Senior Foreman Jesus Alvarez visited the Daullary residence where he installed Smart Jacks in place of the old wooden support beams in the crawlspace.  The Smart Jacks were able to support the sagging floors and ensure that the the floors would be able to support any additional weight added and keep the customer's from experiencing additional issues to to the lack of support from the original beams.  This Toms River family has since been able to enjoy beautiful, solid flooring and is very happy with the finished result!

Many people are not aware that sinking floors can go unnoticed for many years until the problem becomes very severe.  You may think items like your piano, fish tank, or pool table are perfectly level and safe, but over time the extra weight can cause added stress on your support beams which may cause them to fail.  

Forked River homeowner, Steve, contacted Quality 1st Basement System with complaints of moisture in his crawlspace possibly due to improper venting in the crawl space area. He wanted to increase the air circulation in the crawl space. 

Upon inspection by a Quality 1st Basement Systems System Design Specialist, Vaughn Shaw, discovered that the crawlspace had a small opening on the outside of the home that was sealed with a homemade wood frame. There were also 9 unsealed vents letting in unconditioned air from the outside. The crawlspace had very high humidity levels, which can cause the wood beams supporting the floors above to rot. There was also a musty smell coming from the crawl space. Vaughn also found insects and debris in the crawlspace. There were also 9 unsealed vents letting in unconditioned air from the outside.

Quality 1st Basement Systems recommended an EverLast door which would provide a secure, airtight seal to the crawlspace, as well as vent covers for the 9 vents that were constantly allowing cold air in the winter and warm, moist air in the summer into the crawlspace.  Quality 1st Basement Systems installed a SaniDry CX, which is specifically designed for compact spaces but still able to remove up to 109 pints of water a day from his 1,556 square foot crawlspace all while purifying the air in that space as well! It’s a known fact that 30 to 50% of the air that’s upstairs started out in the crawlspace. Thanks to the SaniDry this family will be able to breathe easy knowing that they are breathing in clean, dry air. The condensate pump will rid the crawlspace of the water the SaniDry is removing from the air. The condensate line was run to a discharge line outside so that Steve will never have to empty a drain pan. Lastly, the CleanSpace Crawl Space Encapsulation System has completely isolated Steve’s home from the earth (dirt crawlspace) and will continue to prevent unconditioned air and water vapor from passing through his cement block walls into the crawlspace directly below his family’s living space above.  The end result was a very happy customer and family.

Edward from Staten Island spent years trying to waterproof his basement, until he finally realized he needed to call in a professional. A friend recommended Quality 1^st Basement Systems. 

When Waterproofing specialist, Rick Ludlow, arrived at the home he found a vertical crack down one wall that was the major cause of the water seepage. He recommended fixing the crack with FlexSpan and installing the WaterGuard Drainage System. A SuperSump Sump Pump with Ultra Sump Battery Back up would ensure the water was removed from the basement even during a power failure. Rick also recommended an IceGuard Discharge Line which allows the system to keep working even in snow and ice. LawnScape would direct the water away from the home so the water that’s pumped out, stays out.

Quality 1^st Foreman, Wilver Cardoza, and his crew arrived right on schedule and installed the waterproofing systems quickly and efficiently. They left the basement clean and dry and the homeowner was very happy. Now, this Staten Island homeowner recommends Quality 1^st Basement Systems and the WaterGuard System to everyone!

When Jason from Staten Island decided to refinish his basement he was choosy about the floor. He knew a concrete slab could have water vapor issues even with a waterproofing system installed, so he called Quality 1^st Basement Systems. Nick Biris, a System Design Specialist, met with Jason to explain the best options for a dry and healthy basement floor.

Nick recommended the ThermalDry Flooring System. Carpets and wood floors are never a good option for a basement. Water vapor can pass through resulting in soggy carpets, rotting wood and a perfect breeding ground for mold. ThermalDry’s unique design prevents water vapor from passing through and is unaffected by mold. The raised pegs on the bottom of the ThermalDry Flooring create an air space preventing water vapor from getting trapped. ThermalDry comes in tile, carpet, or a wood-look parquet that will suit any décor. Jason chose the Canyon Beige tile, a more neutral color that would go well with the furniture he planned to put in this basement.

Juan Garcia, a Quality 1^st Flooring Installation Specialist, brought the crew out to Staten Island and had Jason’s basement floor installed in record time. Jason loves the attractive finished look of his basement and loves to show off his Quality 1^st Basement floor to everyone.

A homeowner in Toms River knew that the uneven concrete around his pool had become too much when his six year old tripped and fell for the third time.

He had been avoiding the repair since the concrete work was custom and mudjacking would leave it looking ugly and replacement would be very expensive. Then, he discovered PolyLEVEL. Quality 1st Basement Systems used the state-of-the-art, newest technology of PolyLEVEL to quickly and easily raise the concrete. The concrete was leveled out without having to be replaced and was finished and able to be walked on before his kids even returned home from school.

Trip hazards and unsightly mudjacking signs are no longer an issue of worry for this homeowner. His pool area is safe and beautiful!

During a steady rainfall, Anthony P. got 2 to 3 inches of water in the basement. For years he set up a portable pump to control the water, however it frequently failed so he had to babysit the pump and keep constant watch. Anthony P. and his family were unable to go on family trips because leaving the pump caused the home to flood. Even sleeping overnight was becoming difficult and they often woke up to a wet basement. Anthony and his family thought the solution was to purchase another pump, but they ended up watching two pumps a time and the basement still flooded. Quality 1st Basement Systems installed a full perimeter basement drain with a TripleSafe sump pump. The TripleSafe sump pump has three pumps, a battery back up, and a built in alarm to keep the family safe. After the first rainfall, Anthony P. said the system worked amazingly well and his basement was dry. Anthony P. called the company to say he booked a family trip.

A homeowner in Normandy Beach, NJ was paying a lot of money for his flood insurance. His rates kept going up, and every year he worried about another dangerous storm. After Superstorm Sandy, he knew that protecting his home was important, especially since he was so close to the water. Concerned about both his safety and his spending, he called Quality 1st Basement Systems.

Jesus Alvarez-Sanchez and his installation team added SmartVent flood vents to the crawl space. SmartVent flood vents are FEMA approved and lower flood insurance rates. They are installed into the crawl space easily and quickly. Flood vents provide an emergency opening for surging flood waters. If flood waters are strong enough, they can crack and destroy a home's foundation. Flood vents open up for surging storm floods, creating a path for the water to flow through. This protects the home's foundation. Now the homeowner is saving on his flood insurance and his home will be safer during extreme weather!

When Hurricane Sandy hit New Jersey’s east coast in 2012, residents and owners experienced some of the worst flood damage to their properties in years.  Many of the devastated wanted to reclaim their property and vowed to renovate or rebuild; however, they sought ways to build smarter and safer.  One contractor, Jim, worked feverishly to renovate a family’s damaged home and contacted Quality 1^st to install flood vents in the crawlspace. 

John Schweitzer, a Quality 1^st specialist, met with Jim the contractor to discuss how Smart Vent flood vents provide one of the best in protection during flooding.  He explained how the installation of these flood vents could save the foundation from the continuous force of water during severe weather events by providing a path for the water to flow.

Headed by Quality 1^st Foreman Jonathan Neira, the crew mobilized to the home to install the seven Smart Vents.  Jim was then able to present the homeowner with a greater assurance of protection of their asset in the event of any future flooding.

Darlene M. from Brick, NJ was concerned when she saw water on her basement floor and wall.  Upon a closer look, she noticed that the water was making its entrance through the window.  Darlene needed a permanent fix so she called Quality 1^st Basement Systems.

The specialist found an open-topped, weed-filled, metal window well around Darlene’s problem window.  This type of window well typically allows rain water and/or gutter overflow to enter the well area and seep toward the window and foundation wall.  Also, the open top lets debris in and the dirt on the bottom of the well is suitable for uninvited growth. The Quality 1^st Basement Solution, a SunHouse Basement Window Enclosure, would eliminate these issues.

Darlene’s water problems in the basement (and weed-filled wells) were resolved with the installation of the durable plastic SunHouse Basement Window Enclosure with sturdy, clear plastic cover. Darlene earned an additional benefit from this solution:  added brightness to the basement from the sunlight reflecting off the light-colored well enclosure!  Darlene was happy she called Quality 1^st Basement Systems to resolve her problem.

Homeowners in Lakewood Township, NJ had some concerns over the horizontal cracking they noticed in their block foundation and located Quality 1^st Basement Systems through a Google search.  Foundation Specialist Ken Peare visited the homeowners, completed a thorough interior and exterior inspection of the foundation, described the suggested repairs and answered questions, and provided a free written estimate.

Because the customers wanted the promised foundation resolution that Ken offered, Project Manager Juan Garcia started his crew on the work.  The stronger-than-concrete CarbonArmor was installed in conjunction with the revolutionary ArmorLock to stop inward movement of the wall, the complete structural solution to permanent stabilization.  Quality 1^st Basement Systems answered the customers’ call to assuring them that their foundation was strong and secure once again.

Howard P. was concerned about his mother-in-law’s home in Manchester, NJ.  The crawl space beneath the home was filled with standing water.  Knowing this unsightly and unhealthy situation could also be damaging to the home itself, Howard headed to the internet to search for help.  He found Quality 1^st Basement Systems and scheduled a free estimate appointment for a waterproofing specialist to inspect the problem area and develop a plan for resolving the wetness beneath the home. 

The planned remediation process for this crawl space involved the installation of SmartPipe drainage pipe around the perimeter, designed to collect water from foundation walls and floors of dirt crawl spaces. Additionally, the installation of a SmartSump would pump the water out of the crawl space. 

Howard P. was pleased to have Quality 1^st Basement Systems effectively resolve the crawl space water problems for his mother-in-law.  No more standing water beneath the home!    

Howard H. had one sidewalk slab that was sinking lower than the adjacent one, creating a trip hazard at his home in Manchester Township, NJ.   

He contacted Quality 1^st Basement Systems to schedule an appointment to have the walkway inspected.  PolyLEVEL Professional Dori Novick visited Howard, inspected the sinking slab, and explained the PolyLEVEL process.  Structural grade polymers are injected beneath the slabs through small holes to lift and level them.  The material, less porous than concrete, would not wash out or deteriorate.  Additionally, the walkway would experience only minimal disruption as PolyLEVEL cures within a quick 15 minutes. 

Howard H. knew that PolyLEVEL would be the quickest, easiest, and best fix to repair the sinking slab, to once again have a safe walkway.  Quality 1st Basement Systems was happy to help!     

Sherianne needed new basement windows to replace the old, worn and leaking windows. She contacted Quality 1^st Basement Systems for a free estimate.  While basement specialist Kenny Tramutola was inspecting the basement in preparation for the windows, he saw a very noticeable bowing of one wall.  Luckily for the homeowner, Kenny was knowledgeable about foundation problems and pointed out that the wall needed reinforcement before it completely failed. 

Kenny suggested the PowerBrace system of support as it could be considered the best resolution for the issues with Sherianne’s basement wall.  The corrosion-resistant system can mean more than support; it can potentially improve the wall over time by means of its patented system of tightening.  Kenny also suggested the installation of wood support beams for added support.     

The steel beams immediately stabilized the home and prevented the wall from further movement.  Sherianne felt assured that her foundation was secure with this solution.  She was also pleased to have some new, airtight, all-vinyl energy-efficient replacement windows to brighten up her basement.

Homeowner Mike S. from Point Pleasant Beach, NJ was concerned about his cinder block foundation.  The house above a crawl space seemed to be sinking in some spots but raising up in others.  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 crawl space as well as the main floor, taking notice of some cracking in the ceiling where the kitchen wall meets it.  Indicators of a sinking and settling foundation, Dan proposed the installation of a wood supplemental beam and 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.    

Quality 1^st Basement Systems was happy to provide this long-term solution.  The SmartJacks restored stability to the home and provided relief from worry for Mike about his home’s foundation!   

Roy R. was hoping to eliminate dampness and moisture problems in his crawlspace.  He flipped through a coupon magazine and found an ad for Quality 1^st Basement Systems.  The ad promised a no-obligation, free estimate by a waterproofing specialist.  An appointment was scheduled to have waterproofing specialist John Schweitzer out to Manahawkin to inspect the problem area and develop a plan for resolving the wetness beneath Roy’s home.

The best solution was proposed for Roy’s crawl space: to separate the home from the earth.  This process would involve encapsulating the crawl space area.  First, CleanSpace Drainage Matting would be installed on the floor to eliminate sitting water and direct it to a drainage system.  Next, the installation of SilverGlo Insulation Panels for the walls would reflect heat back into the crawl space for energy efficiency while providing a water vapor barrier. Lastly, a durable CleanSpace liner would installed to further prevent vapor from making its way into the crawl space and to complete the encapsulation.

The next step involved sealing the vents with Vent Covers, installing The Turtl access well, and installing a SaniDry CX.  The SaniDry CX is a low profile, energy efficient air filtration system which dries out the air and filters indoor allergens.  It is also designed to maintain a low relative humidity to prevent mold growth.   

Once the installation was completed, no longer was the crawl space beneath Roy R.’s home damp and dank.  Roy R. found a brighter, drier area isolated from the earth.  His home would be healthier; He would thereafter be able to experience energy-savings with a warmer main level of his home and a healthier, moisture-free crawl space!   

The Jersey shore took a big hit during Hurricane Sandy.  Many homeowners scrambled to repair while sadly, some witnessed the destruction of what was left of their homes.  What the storm did for Tuckerton homeowner Anthony D. was motivated him to seek preventative measures to protect his asset from future damage by Mother Nature.  He wanted to keep water from building up in the crawl space beneath his home.  Also, he worried that the storm water intrusion had caused some further settling of his home, affecting the foundation. 

Anthony turned to the internet to search for help.  He found Quality 1^st Basement Systems and scheduled a free estimate appointment for a waterproofing and foundation specialist to inspect the crawl space area.  Quality 1^st developed a plan for resolving the future threat of water beneath the home and they worked with engineers to plan the rebuilding and securing of the foundation.

The planned remediation process for this crawl space involved the installation of SmartPipe drainage pipe around the perimeter, designed to collect water from foundation walls and floors of dirt crawl spaces. CleanSpace Drainage Matting and the CleanSpace liner would help seal the earth from the home, to keep moisture from seeping in.  Additionally, the installation of a SmartSump would pump the water out of the crawl space.  The installation of an IceGuard would prevent flooding in the event that low temperatures cause the discharge line to freeze.  Also, a LawnScape outlet placed at the end of the discharge line would help disperse water away from the home.  SilverGlo Wall Panels would further prevent moisture in the crawlspace when installed on the walls, and a SaniDry CX air filtration system would maintain low humidity levels in the problem area.  

SmartVents strategically installed in the crawl space would allow flood waters to move through the crawl space area rather than threaten to weaken the foundation.  The failing foundation would be secured through installation of a series of galvanized steel GeoLock Wall Anchors, designed to brace the wall and prevent further movement for a permanent solution.    

Anthony D. resolved to not only fix his current crawl space and foundation problems, but to enlist the help of Quality 1^st to install a sense of security through products and work which would protect his home from future storm damage.  Quality 1^st Basement Systems was happy to meet Anthony’s needs with the best solutions available!

Sean from Barnegat wanted to fix concrete slabs around his pool that were sinking.  The unlevel area was potentially a tripping hazard.  He searched on-line and found Quality 1^st Basement Systems and scheduled an appointment for a free estimate.

The PolyLEVEL system is a quick fix for sinking concrete slabs.  The process involves the injection of structural grade polymers beneath concrete slabs through small holes.  This causes lifting and leveling the area; in essence, eliminating the tripping hazard.  The environmentally friendly material used in this process is less porous than concrete and will not wash out or deteriorate in the ground.    

Sean found the fix he was looking for.  Quality 1^st Basement Systems completed the work and since PolyLEVEL cures within 15 minutes, Sean’s concrete slabs around the pool were ready to be walked on again in almost no time!

Quality 1^st Basement Systems helped a customer resolve his crawl space water problems, and good news travels!  When that customer’s son, Phil, was purchasing a home in Barnegat which had a dirt floor crawl space with some mold growth, Quality 1^st Basement Systems was called to the rescue. 

Mold grows in humid conditions and it needs organic material to grow on.  In order to resolve Phil’s crawl space problems, the solution came in the form of first isolating the house from the earth with a CleanSpace 20 mil thick plastic liner.  This liner is manufactured with an anti-mold and bacteria growth material right in the plastic!  Then, to reduce humidity in the area, Quality 1^st Basement Systems’ specialist also proposed sealing off the vents with vent covers, installing a new, airtight Everlast Door, and installing a SaniDry CX dehumidification system.  All of the products would be working together to thereby prevent mold growth. 

With the project completed, Phil’s goal was met with the prevention of mold growth.  Additionally, the encapsulation and dehumidification system would provide not only a drier, less humid crawl space but also a warmer main level of his home with energy-cost savings!

Mr. M. from Toms River, NJ had a concrete patio area around his pool which was beginning to sink.  It was potentially a trip hazard due to the difference in height of the slabs.  One day, while listening to the radio, Mr. M. heard about Quality 1^st Basement Systems.  After further research and more curiosity, he wondered if the PolyLevel process advertised for lifting and leveling concrete could be the solution he was searching for, so he called Quality 1^st and scheduled an appointment for a free estimate.

Certified PolyLEVEL professional Maurice Robinson visited Mr. M. and inspected the concrete area around the pool.  He explained how the PolyLEVEL system is a quick fix for sinking concrete slabs.  The process involves the injection of structural grade polymers beneath the concrete slabs through small holes, lifting and leveling the area.  The environmentally friendly material used in this process is less porous than concrete and will not wash out or deteriorate in the ground.    

Mr. M. decided to have Quality 1^st Basement Systems complete the work and, since PolyLEVEL cures within 15 minutes, the concrete area around his pool was soon no longer a tripping hazard and ready to be walked on again in almost no time!  

This Forked River crawl space was damp, cold and welcomed you with a musty odor every time you went inside. Over time with the water coming in, the insulation got wet and started to fall out of the ceiling. The homeowner knew that if left untreated, it would eventually cause more damage to the crawl space and the home. Quality 1st Basement Systems received their call, and sent System Design Specialist, Mike Jersey to inspect the damage and provide a solution.

Mike Jersey noticed high humidity, water stains along the walls and a draft coming in through multiple crawl space windows. The insulation was all over the floor of the crawl space and hanging from the ceiling as well. Mike recommended a Vapor Barrier System to prevent water and anything else that would cause damage to the crawl space and to the home.

The Quality 1st crew removed the insulation and dirt, cleaning the crawl space out to properly install the Vapor Barrier System. CleanSpace Drainage Matting was installed to the floor of the crawl space providing a channel for the water flooding in underneath the liner preventing standing water. CleanSpace is installed directly over the matting which prevents water vapor and humidity from passing through. This bright white liner provides a cleaner, brighter look while keeping the crawl space dry. SilverGlo was installed as a radiant barrier which helps reflects heat back into crawl space. Vent Covers were installed to prevent outside air, pests, and moisture from coming through the vents.

Each product works together to provide the crawl space with the up most protection against water, humidity and moisture. Now the homeowner can rest easy knowing that water will never find its way back into the crawl space again. 

Manakawkin, NJ homeowner contacted Quality 1^st Basement Systems to installed a Vapor Barrier System in their crawl space. This dirt crawl space was filled with several inches of water and had a cold draft coming in from several crawl space windows. The basement began to get the cold draft as well since the entrance to the crawl space was in the basement.  From time to time the homeowner could hear animals running around in there when downstairs and wanted to completely seal off the crawl space.

System Design Specialist, Jeff Nero met with the homeowner and did a full inspection of the crawl space. Jeff was aware that the homeowner had done their research and knew that they specifically asked for a Vapor Barrier System and so he was able to thoroughly explain the system and answer any additional questions they had.

When it came to the installation process, the homeowner was horrified to see all the debris, dirt and water that needed to be removed from their crawl space. Every door and vent was covered and sealed to remove any drafts. The crew then began removing any water sources by installing a TripleSafe sump pump to eliminate flooding. Next, the crawl space must be encapsulated and insulated to stop moisture from passing through the floors and walls. CleanSpace, a white, durable liner, is applied over the walls and floors to insulate the crawl space. This liner will protect the structure of the home because it makes it the crawl space mold and moisture resistant. Lastly a SaniDry Dehumidifier is installed to keep the crawl space dry by properly circulating dry air throughout the entire area.

The homeowner was thrilled at the transformation of the crawl space and relieved that they can rest easy knowing it’s protected. 

The homeowner of this Lavallette property was worried about his crawl space getting flooded and his foundation being damaged. He was in a flood zone and knew he had to take action to protect his home and prevent any future damages. He was doing some research on the web and found an amazing product called SmartVent. He became very interested in the product and started searching for a local dealer to installed it. He found Quality 1st Basement Systems and contacted them to get more information.

Phillip Matthews was out to see this homeowner and thoroughly explained how the SmartVents would help with the flooding, and how they would help protect his foundation. The SmartVents allow water to flow through an enclosed area such a crawls space, and they help prevent water pressure buildup that may potentially cause a foundation wall to collapse. The vents have an internal float that unlatches as the water level rises, and they have an opening that allowes debris to pass trough so the vents will not clog.  The SmartVents may also help lower the cost of flood insurance.  

Project manager, Juan Garcia and his crew completed the installation of the SmartVents and the homeowner had some piece of mind knowing that his home was protected, and he did not have not worry about his property being in a flood zone. 

This Toms River, NJ homeowner was looking for a solution to keep his basement dry at all times. He knew the importance of a battery back up sump pump, so he did some research looking for companies that would install them.  He found Quality 1st Basement Systems, saw their great reviews, and decided to contact them to request an estimate.

Senior Waterproofing Specialist, Jeff Nero, was out to the property and found  that this homeowner had an old pump that was not working properly. The sump pit was full of water and it was letting water vapor back into the the basement causing the homeowner's dehumidifier to constantly run. The discharge line inside the basement was disconnected and getting the walls wet. Jeff provided a permanent solution for this homeowner by recommending the TripleSafe Sump Pump System. Project Manager, Jonathan Neira, was out to install the sump pump and the new discharge line. The TripleSafe has an air tight lid with an alarm that will alert the homeowner is case of pump failure. It also includes a battery back up sump pump that will operate in case of a power outage. The new discharge line will direct the water away from the foundation and will stop water from spraying on the wall.

After the installation was completed, this homeowner was happy to have a properly working sump pump system and had complete piece of mind and assurance.

Homeowner living in Bayville noticed cracks on the outside of the foundation of their home but thought nothing of it since they were small cracks. As time went on they realize their beams in their crawlspace were sagging very low. After doing some research they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems who sent System Design Specialist, Jeff Nero out to inspect the concerns and sit with the homeowners. 

Jeff noticed cracks on the inside as well as the outside and saw that there needed to be a lot of structural repair down in the crawl space. He recommended SmartJacks. SmartJacks are small beams created specifically for the crawlspace that stabilize and secure the beams. The  jacks are adjustable allowing them to gradually push the beams back to their original position in order to support the foundation again. 

The Bayville homeowner now has a secured foundation structure and even noticed that their windows don't stick anymore. There home looks leveled again from the outside because it is leveled again! 

This homeowner living in Brick, NJ had several sinking slabs in their garage and sidewalk area of the home. Since some of the slabs had settled more then 2 inches, the homeowner wanted to get the problem resolved before someone got hurt from the tripping hazard. Quality 1st Basement Systems received the call and sent System Design Specialist, Mike Jersey out to inspect the concrete slabs and provide a solution to remove the tripping hazards.

Upon inspection, Mike measured the settlement at a depth of more than 3 inches. He recommended that instead of ripping up the concrete and repouring, PolyLevel would solve the problem. PolyLevel is a foam that strengthens and stabilizes loose soil, while filling voids.  First, a small penny size hole is drilled into the slab, next, the PolyLevel foam is injected underneath the slab. Once under, the PolyLevel begins to expand and harden, raising the concrete back to its desired level. PolyLevel is adjustable, waterproof and doesn't cause a disturbance since the slab can be walked or driven over 15 minutes after job completion. 

The homeowner was amazed at the results of the PolyLevel injection and how professional the crew was during the process. They were grateful for how well the crew cleaned up and that the tripping hazard was removed.  

Forked River homeowners contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems when they noticed their front porch steps were sinking and settling. When they put their house on the market, the one complaint that kept coming up was the front steps. They were beginning to crumble and became unsafe to use. For the homeowners to sell their home, they would need to fix the steps. Upon inspection, Concrete Repair Specialist, Tom Carrano measured as much as 6 inches of settlement between where the step originally was and where it was currently. 

The crew drilled small holes into the concrete steps and injected PolyLevel foam underneath. The PolyLevel expands and raises the steps back to their original state and within 15 minutes of injection, the steps could be walked on. Since PolyLevel is a quick installation, it allowed the homeowners to show their house a half hour after the crew was finished, cleaned up and left the house. Quality 1st Basement Systems was able to provide the homeowners with a permanent solution to repair their front steps, leaving the homeowners extremely satisfied. 

Uneven floors over a crawl space is a big indecator of sagging floor joist. This is exactly what happened to a family living in the Barnegat area. The floors on the first level of the home were beginning to settle, bringing great concern to the homeowners who hadn't been living there very long. Luckly they contacted Qaulity 1st Basement Systems who sent System Design Specialist Laszlo Lenkey, out to inspect the concerns. 

Laszlo recommend SmartJack Crawl Space Support System which would stabilize the sagging joist and gradually bring the joist back to their original state. The SmartJacks provide a permanent solution because they are installed by attached steel support beams to the floor joists and a sturdy base at the floor. Once the posts are installed, they are adjustable to raise the floor. Not only does it bring the floor joist back to its original state but it prevents future sagging. The homeowners were relieved that they no longer had to worry about their floor joist and were very satisfied with their overall experience with Quality 1st.  

Homeowner living in Livingston, NJ could smell a musty odor coming from inside his crawl space. He had water intrusion in the past which made him believe that there could still be water coming in from time to time when it rained. He also knew there was high moisture throughout the crawl space. He called to schedule an appointment with System Design Specialist, Thomas Neheme, to inspect the crawl space and provide him with a solution for his concerns. 

The process of Waterproofing the crawl space includes the installation of a SmartPipe drainage pipe around the entire perimeter, deigned to collect the water coming in through the foundation walls and floors. CleanSpace Drainage Matting installed to the walls and floors to eliminate standing water by directing it to the drainage system. The SmartSump Pump would then pump the water out and no less then 15 feet away from the home.

Thomas recommended a SaniDry Sedona Crawl Space Dehumidifier as well. The Sedona easily fits in a small crawl space yet has a strong blower to effectively dry any size crawl space. It is also capable of removing 100 pints per day of moisture for less the electricity cost then your standard dehumidifier. Quality 1st was pleased to assist in making this home dryer, safer and more comfortable for the homeowner and his family to enjoy. 

Groundwater seepage into a basement can be a constant hassle.  Homeowners Steven and Roseanne were determined to find a way to control this intrusion of water that left small puddles on the basement floor after heavy rains.  They sought help from basement waterproofing experts, Quality 1^st Basement Systems, to arrange for a free estimate appointment to have their basement inspected.

Basement Waterproofing Design Specialist Maurice Robinson visited the homeowners, completed a thorough interior and exterior inspection of their basement, and proposed a solution.  The homeowners received a free estimate and Maurice answered all of their questions and addressed any concerns.  The homeowners took the opportunity to think about this important decision and when they were ready, they contacted Maurice to move forward with the project that would put an end to basement puddles. 

An experienced Quality 1^st Basement Systems installation crew (led by foreman Juan Garcia) mobilized to Barnegat Light, NJ to fix the homeowners’ basement.  They installed a full-perimeter WaterGuard, expertly manufactured to channel and direct any water seepage to the newly installed TripleSafe Sump Pump System, which 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.  A LawnScape Outlet would allow discharge water to be dispersed onto the lawn nearly undetected, away from the home’s foundation. 

The homeowners’ concerns dissipated as soon as Quality 1^st Basement Systems completed the installation, creating a more secure, drier basement.  Quality 1^st Basement Systems was pleased to help the homeowners achieve satisfaction.  

Homeowner living in Pine Beach, NJ had noticed that the concrete around his pool had settled about an inch which created a tripping hazard. System Design Specialist, Andrew Gagliardi, determined Poly-Level was best solution for the tripping hazard concerns.  Project Manager Arturo did a thorough walk through with his team to make sure all outside furniture and plant pots were out of the way. Once the pool area was cleared, the crew began drilling small holes into each settled slab just big enough  for the special equipment to inject the PolyLevel polyurethane foam underneath. With the help of Andrew, Arturo and his crew were able to lift and level each slab, removing the tripping hazard and stabilizing the pool patio area.

Being a first-time homeowner is very exciting but whats not exciting is your crawl space flooding after only months of living in your new home. Quality 1st Basement Systems was contacted by a young couple in Brick, NJ who was experiencing water in their crawl space. When calling to schedule their appointment, they explained they had roughly an inch of water and that the environment inside was damp and cold. The existing sump pump system had failed which caused the flood inside the crawl space. 

Quality 1st provided this homeowner with a full Crawl Space Encapsulation System which included a WaterGuard Drainage System, specifically designed Crawl Space SmartSump Pump, a Clean Space Moisture Barrier, SilverGlo Heat Barrier and a Sedona Dehumidifier. Each product works with the other to create the driest and healthiest environment. This once damp, wet and cold crawl space is now dry and the new homeowners could not be happier. 

A homeowner living in New Egypt , NJ was experiencing water in their crawl space. Since the crawl space was not waterproofed, the water over time created a nasty environment inside. The space became cold, damp and a musty odor formed. The air quality was poor and now the  musty odor was traveling up through the first level of the home. Since the problems in the crawl space were now affecting the health of the family, they knew they needed a company in right away to provide a solution. 

Quality 1st Basement Systems was able to provide a full Crawl Space Encapsulation System to keep the crawl space clean, dry and healthy. Having your crawl space encapsulated will increase the quality of air in your crawl space therefore increasing the quality of air throughout your home.

This homeowner living in Toms River, NJ needed their basement waterproofed. The homeowner was referred to Quality 1st Basements to help waterproof their basement. System Design Specialist, Kenneth Peare, inspected the homeowner's basement and recommended certain products to help waterproof their basement. The major components of the homeowner's waterproofing system included the instillation of Waterguard, TripleSafe SumpPump, and SaniDry XP. 

The WaterGuard collected water that seeped through the basement walls and drained it to the sump pump. WaterGuard installs quickly and has a clean finished appearance, meaning the homeowner didn't have to worry about having an unsightly drain around the basement. The TripleSafe SumpPump removed water from the basement while providing three levels of protection. It has a second pump for large volumes of water and another pump that runs on a back up battery in case of a power outage, which can be really useful. Finally, the SaniDry XP dehumidifies the homeowner's basement, leaving it dry and water free.

Project Manager, Juan Garcia, installed the waterproofing products in the homeowner's basement. Now the homeowner's basement pumps out water clean and efficiently leaving it dry and clean.

A homeowner in Hawthorne, New Jersey had an uneven sidewalk that needed to be lifted back to its original position. Quality 1st was contacted to help level this sidewalk back to its original position. Our experts used PolyLevel, a polyurethane foam was injected into the concrete and started expanding and working within minutes. PolyLevel is a fast and permanent solution to lifting and leveling concrete. 

A homeowner in Lakehurst, NJ contacted Quality 1st Basements with concerns in their crawl space. A musty odor started to form and rose through the floor and vents into the first level of their home. When that smell became noticeable, they knew right away where that damp and musty odor was coming from. System Design Specialist, Jeff, went into the crawl space and noticed water marks on the walls and small puddles of water. The crawl space had high moisture and the vents were open allowing humidity inside.  

Jeff recommended a full crawl space waterproofing system to keep the space dry. Our CleanSpace Moisture Vapor Barrier, for the walls and floor to prevent water seepage, ground seepage and moisture from coming through the foundation. Finally he recommended sealing the crawl space vents to block the humidity and cold drafts from coming in. To prevent that musty odor from coming back, a Sedona Dehumidifier was recommended to keep the air dry and healthy. This system would keep the space dry and healthy and promote healthier air from the family to breathe. 

A homeowner from Lakehurst, NJ contacted us with concerns they had with their crawl space. They knew that when it rained hard enough, their crawl space had a little bit of water seepage from the walls and the ground. They could smell the musty odor in certain areas of their home. Looking to seal their crawl space off and prevent dampness and moisture, they contacted us to take a look and provide them with a solution. 

Our System Design Specialist, crawled inside the space and checked for water, moisture and mold. He discovered puddles of standing water in three corners of the crawl space, efflorescence on the walls and signs of mold. He recommended our  Crawl Space SmartSump Pump System. Waterproofing the crawl space will keep it dry and therefore healthy. He also recommended our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System that seals the crawl space off from water seepage and moisture. CleanSpace is a bright white liner that blocks water, moisture, mold and humidity. 

The homeowner was amazed that right away they could no longer smell that musty odor in their home. They had peace of mind that there would no longer be water seepage every time it rained. 

A Forked River, NJ homeowner knew there was an issue in their crawlspace after discovering humidity and moisture develop in the area. They knew that if the problem was not resolved, their crawlspace could develop mold. After searching on the Internet, the homeowner discovered Quality 1st Basement Systems and thought they would be the perfect fit. 

The homeowner spoke with our customer service representative and scheduled an appointment for our System Design Specialist, Thomas Petry to provide a quote. Thomas arrived at the home, on time, and proceeded to inspect the crawlspace. Thomas then presented his findings to the homeowner and suggested our CleanSpace Moisture Barrier would be the perfect solution. 

Our CleanSpace Moisture Barrier prevents moisture and humidity from passing through your crawlspace, allowing the area to be completely dry. Cleanspace will also provide a bright-white and clean look for the crawlspace, 

After the installation, the homeowner did not experience any humidity and moisture development in their crawlspace again, resulting in their full satisfaction with Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

A homeowner in Whiting, NJ knew their crawlspace was becoming a home hazard, so they needed to find a solution. If the problem does not get resolved, the homeowner would experience health risks in their own home. After searching on the Internet, the homeowner discovered Quality 1st Basement Systems and knew they would be the perfect fit. 

The homeowner scheduled an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Joe Mancini, and he will fully inspect the crawlspace and provide a quote. Joe arrived at the home, on time, and fully inspected the crawlspace. Joe then presented his findings to the homeowner and suggested our Cleanspace Moisture Barrier would be the perfect solution for the homeowner.

Our CleanSpace Moisture Barrier prevents moisture and humidity from passing through the crawlspace, allowing the area to be completely dry and secure. The moisture barrier also creates a bright-white area for the home, allowing the crawlspace to be used as an extra storage room. Lastly, our moisture barrier has a 25-year warranty against rips and tears and is mold resistant.

After the installation, the homeowner was thrilled to see their crawlspace fully encapsulated. Since then, they did not experience any other issues, resulting in their full satisfaction with Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

A homeowner in Toms River, NJ knew it was time to have their sidewalk repaired after the concrete slabs were uneven. Uneven concrete provides numerous home issues including decreasing property value, creates tripping hazards, and providing an unclean look for the home. The homeowner did not want these problems to occur, so they contacted their most trusted contractor, Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

After a quick phone call, the homeowner scheduled an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe. Once Chris arrived at the home, he measured the concrete slabs to indicate how deep they have sunken. Concluding that the sidewalk had sunken three inches deep, Chris knew this would be an easy repair using our PolyLevel Injection. 

Our Polylevel Injection is our most used and best method of repairing concrete. The polymer foam is completely waterproof, environmentally friendly, and has a fast recovery time of fifteen minutes. Unlike mudjacking, Polylevel is injected through small penny-like holes in the slabs, so it does not create a big mess. 

After the installation was done by our Polylevel Specialist, Sean Johnson, and crew, the sidewalk had been fully repaired. The homeowner was very happy with the process and is relieved to see their sidewalk glowing with its new look. 

A Barnegat, NJ homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems after discovering their pool deck was in need of repair. Before closing the pool, the homeowner found multiple concrete slabs were sinking, creating tripping hazards and an uneven look for the entire deck. After speaking with our customer service representative, the homeowner scheduled an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe. 

Chris arrived at the home, on time, and measured the sinking concrete slabs. By measuring the height of the concrete slab, our crew can indicate how high the slab needs to be raised. After inspecting the entire perimeter, Chris presented his findings to the homeowner and recommended the pool deck be repaired with our Polylevel Injection. 

Our Polylevel Injection is our state-of-the-art concrete repair method. Better than mudjacking, polylevel is waterproof, environmentally friendly, and has a quick recovery time of fifteen minutes. Penny-like holes are drilled into the concrete slab, creating less of a mess, and polymers are injected into the void. After the void has been filled, the expansion of the polymers lifts the concrete back to its original height. 

Our foreman, Sean Johnson, and crew repaired the pool deck. Afterward, the homeowner was happy to see their pool deck fully repaired and ready to be closed up for the winter. 

A homeowner in Lakewood, NJ knew it was time to have their sidewalk repaired after discovering the concrete slabs were cracked and uneven. Having uneven and cracked concrete causes numerous home issues including decreasing property value, tripping hazards, and underground water seepage. The homeowner needed to find a solution, so they contacted their most trusted contractor, Quality 1st Basement Systems.

After speaking with our customer service representative, the homeowner scheduled an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Jeff Pitek. Jeff arrived at the home, on time, and proceeded to inspect the sidewalk. Afterward, Jeff presented his findings to the homeowner and recommended our crew used our Polylevel Injection and NexusPro Seal to repair the sidewalk. 

First, our crew repaired the concrete slabs using the Polylevel Injection. They first drilled small penny-like holes into the slab and injected structural graded polymers into the void. Once the void has been filled, the expansion of the polymers lifts the concrete slabs to the desired height. Next, our crew sealed all cracks and gaps using our NexusPro Seal. 

The homeowner was happy to see their sidewalk completely repaired. The home had a new glow and Quality 1st Basement Systems was thrilled to have another satisfied homeowner. 

This Bayville, NJ homeowner knew it was time to have their concrete porch repaired after finding it had sunk two to three inches deep. Sinking concrete causes numerous issues including decreasing property value, and creating tripping hazards. Since the homeowner had previous experience with them, they decided to contact Quality 1st Basement Systems for another solution.

After speaking with our customer service representative, the homeowner scheduled an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe. When Chris arrived at the home, he proceeded to do a full inspection on the concrete patio. Afterward, Chris presented his findings to the homeowner and suggested the patio be lifted using our state-of-the-art Polylevel Injection. The homeowner agreed and scheduled another appointment for our crew to come and repair their patio. 

The project was led by our foreman, Luis Aguirre. First, our crew drilled small, penny-like holed into the concrete slabs. Next, they used specialized equipment to inject structural-graded polymers into the void. Once the void has been filled, the polymers expand and raise the concrete slab to its desired height. This process is completed until the entire porch is repaired, leaving a recovery time of fifteen minutes before being fully set. 

In conclusion, it was a successful project. The installation was quick and simple, and the homeowner was happy with the results. Quality 1st Basement Systems has yet again saved the day! 

A homeowner in Brick, NJ discovered water seeping into their basement during heavy rains. They were concerned about possible floods and water damage, so they needed to find the best waterproofing solution. After searching the Internet for possible solutions, the homeowner discovered Quality 1st Basement Systems and decided they would be the perfect fit. 

We scheduled our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe, to go to the home and provide a full inspection, and quote for the homeowner. After arriving at the home, on time, Chris greeted the homeowner and proceeded to do a full inspection of the basement. Chris discovered water seeping through the concrete walls, indicating there was water buildup over the years. He presented this to the homeowner and suggested our full basement waterproofing system would be the perfect solution. Within the next few days, our crew arrived and fully waterproofed the basement.

The main components of the full waterproofing systems include the WaterGuard French Drain System, Triple Safe Sump Pump, and SaniDry Sedona.

The first product to be installed was our Waterguard French Drain System, which collects any water seeping from the walls and directs it to the Triple Safe Sump Pump. The WaterGuard System is installed about the mud zone, so it will not clog and back up with water.

Next, our Triple Safe Sump Pump was installed; this product pumps out excess water away from the basement. Our Triple Safe Sump Pump provides three levels of protection, so the homeowner is always notified when there is bad weather coming, or if the sump pump needed to be drained.

Finally, our SaniDry Sedona was the final product to be installed; this is our five-star dehumidifier and air filtration system that provides clean air for the basement. The SaniDry Sedona will eliminate dampness and humidity, allowing the basement to be fully dry and secure.  

In conclusion, the homeowner was happy with their experience with Quality 1st Basement Systems and the outcome. They did not have to worry about water damage again, resulting in their full satisfaction with Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

This Toms River, NJ homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems after discovering their pool deck had settled two inches deep. Before they could close their pool, the homeowner wanted to make sure their deck was fully repaired and ready for the next summer. After searching the Internet for possible solutions, the homeowner found Quality 1st Basement Systems and thought they would be the perfect fit.

After speaking with our customer service representative, the homeowner scheduled an appointment for our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe, to provide a full inspection and quote for the pool deck. Once Chris arrived at the home, he inspected the pool deck and recommended the Polylevel Injection would be the perfect solution. Within the next few days, our crew arrived to repair the pool deck. 

First, our crew drilled small, penny-like holes into the concrete slab. Next, using specially designed equipment, our crew injected small structural graded polymers into the void. Once the void has been filled, the polymers expand raising the concrete slab to its desired height. This process is repeated until the pool deck has been fully raised. Finally, our crew used sealed any cracks and gaps using our NexusPro Seal. 

In conclusion, the repair project was a success. The homeowner was thrilled to see their pool deck fully repaired and ready to be closed for the winter. 

A homeowner in Lanoka Harbor, NJ planned on closing their pool for the winter but wanted to have their pool deck repaired beforehand. The pool deck had sunk about two inches, and it was also covered in cracks. They did not want to worry about this next summer, so they contacted their trustworthy contactor, Quality 1st Basement Systems to find a solution. 

After a quick phone call, an appointment was scheduled for our System Design Specialist, Dylan McDonald, to go and provide a full inspection of the pool deck. Dylan arrived at the home, on time, and proceeded to fully inspect the pool deck. Afterward, Dylan presented his findings to the homeowner and recommended the Polylevel Injection would be the perfect repair solution. 

The Polylevel Injection is our state-of-the-art repair method for sinking and settling concrete. Unlike mudjacking, Polylevel is environmentally friendly, waterproof, and has a quick recovery time of fifteen minutes. The installation is less messy and has a lifting capacity between 2,000-4,000 lbs. 

Our Concrete Foreman, Sean Johnson, managed our crew with the installation project. Once the repair was finished, the pool deck looked like it was brand new, which made the homeowner happy. The pool deck was ready for the next summer, and Quality 1st Basement Systems was able to satisfy another homeowner. 

A homeowner in Bayville, NJ contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems after discovering their pool deck had sunk two inches. Before they closed their pool, the homeowner wanted to have the entire deck repaired and ready for the upcoming summer. After speaking with our customer service representative, an appointment was set for our System Design Specialist, Dylan McDonald, to go to the home and provide a full inspection for the homeowner. 

After Dylan arrived at the home, on time, he proceeded to inspect the pool deck. Afterward, he presented his findings to the homeowner and suggested our Polylevel Injection would be the perfect repair solution. Polylvel is a better repair method to use than mudjacking because it is stronger, waterproof, and has a faster healing time of fifteen minutes. The homeowner then scheduled another appointment for our crew to come and repair the pool deck. 

First, our crew drilled small, penny-like holes into the concrete slabs. Next, they used specially designed equipment to inject structural graded polymers into the void. Once the void has been filled, the expansion of the polymers allows the concrete slab to be lifted to the desired height. this process is repeated until the project is fully completed.

In conclusion, the repair project was a success. The driveway looked entirely new, allowing the homeowner to be fully satisfied with Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

A Brick, NJ homeowner was in need of a concrete repair, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems. The homeowner explains that their home rested on concrete that began settling, causing sinking sensations inside the home. We then scheduled our Concrete Repair Specialist, Jeffrey Pitek, to inspect the situation. 

Jeffrey arrived at the home, on time, and provided a full inspection of the home. Luckily, there was no serious damage done to the home. After providing his full inspection, Jeff then presented his findings to the homeowner and recommended our Polylevel Injection would be the perfect repair solution. Polylevel is a better solution than mudjacking because it is stronger, waterproof, and environmentally friendly.

Our crew first drilled small, penny-like holes into the concrete slabs and used specially designed equipment to inject the polymers into the void. Once the void has been filled, the polymers expand and raise the slab back to its original height. The process is repeated until the entire area is repaired. 

Since the repair, the home was brought back to its original height, and the homeowner did not experience any other issues again. This results in their full satisfaction with Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

A homeowner in Point Pleasant, NJ was in need of replacing their crawlspace vent covers.

As homeowners, we don't want to undergo crawlspace issues such as dampness, humidity, pesticides, and musty air. These are caused by air being trapped inside the crawlspace over the year, allowing it to damage the area. Vent covers allow us to air out our crawlspace during the summer but also seals warm and dry air inside during the winter. 

Our CleanSpace Vent Covers are made from pure plastic, so they will not rust from water or snow. It is easily attached to your crawlspace entryway, allowing you to easily access your crawlspace when needed. The homeowner was happy to have this installed, so they can easily reach their crawlspace when needed. 

If you are experiencing dampness in your crawlspace, the problem might be more serious than you think. Contact Quality 1st Basement Systems for a free estimate, and we'll make sure to find you the best permeant solution possible! 

A homeowner in Little Egg Harbor, NJ contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems after discovering their concrete porch was sinking an inch. We scheduled an appointment for our System Design Specialist, Laura McIntyre, to inspect the problem and provide a quote for the homeowner. 

Laura arrived at the home, on time, and inspected the concrete porch. Afterward, she presented her findings to the homeowner and mentioned our Polylevel Injection would be the perfect repair method. It has better results than mudjacking and is safer to use.

Unlike mudjacking, polylevel is not a mixture of concrete and mud, but rather a foam made from structural graded polymers. It is inserted into the void of the concrete through small, penny-like holes, so it doesn't create a huge mess on the property. Polylevel is also waterproof, environmentally friendly, and has a quick recovery time of fifteen minutes. 

In conclusion, the homeowner agreed to have their concrete porch repaired using the polylevel injection. After the repair was done and the polylevel was set, the porch had a glowing and new look. The homeowner was thrilled to see this and was fully satisfied with Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

A homeowner in Little Egg Harbor, NJ discovered their sidewalk was sinking, and uneven. it is important to repair your sinking concrete as soon as possible because it can affect your home. Such issues include decreasing property value and creating tripping hazards. Another issue could be water seepage that will affect your home's foundation. 

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and scheduled an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Laura McIntyre. Laura arrived at the home, on time, and inspected the sidewalk. Afterward, she presented her findings to the homeowner and suggested the Polylevel Injection method would be the perfect repair solution.

Polylevel is a long-lasting solution and has many benefits rather than mudjacking. Unlike mudjacking, polylevel is not a mixture of concrete and mud, but rather a foam made from structural graded polymers. It is waterproof, environmentally friendly, and has a quick recovery time of fifteen minutes. It is also immensely strong, lifting between 2,000 to 4,000lbs. 

In conclusion, the homeowner had their sidewalk repaired using the Polylevel Injection method. They were happy with the results as well as the experience. Now, the home looks cleaner, nicer, and the homeowner does not have to worry about tripping hazards. 

A homeowner in Brick, New Jersey noticed their driveway became very unlevel and started shifting. This can be dangerous of potential tripping hazards, pooling water, and cracking in the concrete. This can happen because concrete is poured over backfilled soil. Over time, this loose soil settles and creates a void under the concrete. As you can see in the picture, this driveway was extremely unstable and could cause serious damage to a person's well-being.

The homeowner called Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Jeff Nero, was able to provide an inspection and help them with this issue. He suggested they use polyurethane foam under the slab to lift and level it.

Our foreman, Luis Aguirre, used the PolyLevel Injection System to be injected under the slab to fill the voids. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes in the concrete slab where the polyurethane is injected into the void. The polyurethane foam has expanding properties that help lift and level the slab back to its original position. PolyLevel is also environmentally friendly, waterproof, and is lightweight so that it will not add weight to existing soil. 

A homeowner in New Egypt, New Jersey noticed their concrete walkway had been sinking and settling. This happens because concrete is often poured over recently backfilled soil around the foundation. Over time, this soil settles which creates voids under the concrete.

As you can see in the picture, the walkway is sinking and becoming unlevel. Unleveled concrete walkways pose a huge tripping hazard. A home is supposed to be a safe place, not a place where a homeowner has to worry about their family tripping to get into their home.

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Jeffrey Pitek, provided an inspection and helped them with a plan to fix this issue. He suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift the concrete back to its original position.

Our foreman, Luis Aguirre, used the PolyLevel Injection System which is a polyurethane foam that has expanding properties for an accurate lift and leveling of the slab. This is done by drilling small holes into the slab and injecting the foam into the voids under the concrete. This foam is a lightweight and waterproof solution that will not add weight to the existing soil. Now the homeowner does not have to worry about tripping over their walkway to get into their home. 

A homeowner in Barnegat, New Jersey saw that their walkway was shifting and becoming unlevel. This happens because concrete is sometimes poured over loose backfilled soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids under the concrete slab. Another common issue is the erosion of soil under the slab. Water runs down through the cracks in the concrete and washes the soil out as it passes through. This can be a dangerous safety hazard because a friend or family member can walk on this walkway, trip and fall, and hurt themselves.

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Joe Mancini, helped them with a plan to fix this issue. He suggested they use a polyurethane foam under the concrete slab, to lift and level it.

Our foreman, Sean Johnson, used the PolyLevel Injection System to be injected under the slab. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the slab and injected the polyurethane foam into the voids. The foam has expanding properties that will lift the slab and make it even. PolyLevel has minimal disturbance and does not disrupt the existing concrete. It is also environmentally friendly, lightweight, and waterproof. Now, the homeowner can walk into their home safely without tripping.

A homeowner in Bayville, NJ discovered their concrete porch was sinking about two inches, creating an unclean look for the porch. The homeowner did not like how this made their home look, so they needed to find a repair solution quickly. After searching the Internet for possible solutions, they found Quality 1st Basement Systems and thought they would be the perfect fit. 

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

Polylevel is better and more effective than mudjacking. It contains many benefits including being waterproof, environmentally friendly, and has a fast recovery time of fifteen minutes. Unlike mudjacking, polylevel is not a mixture of mud and concrete but rather a foam made from structural graded polymers and can lift and stabilize between 2,000 to 4,000lbs. 

In conclusion, the homeowner chose to have their concrete porch repaired using the polylevel injection. After the repair was completed, the porch was fully set and the homeowner was very happy to see their porch and home glowing. 

A homeowner in Brick, NJ planned on closing their pool for the summer, until they discovered cracks and some concrete slabs were sinking one inch. They did not want to have to deal with issues when the pool reopened, so the homeowner needed to find a solution quickly. After searching the Internet, the homeowner found Quality 1st Basement Systems and thought they would be the perfect fit. 

After a quick phone call, the appointment was scheduled for our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe. Once Chris arrived at the home, on time, he proceeded to inspect the pool deck. Afterward, he presented his findings to the homeowner and knew the best repair method would be using our Polylevel Injection and NexusPro Joint Sealant. 

A few days after Chris's inspection, our foreman, Sean Johnson, and crew arrived at the home to repair the pool deck. First, our crew drilled small, penny-like holes into the sinking concrete slab. Next, they used specially designed equipment to inject the polylevel foam into the void. Once the void has been filled, the foam expands and lifts the concrete slab to the desired height. The process is repeated until the entire pool deck has been repaired. Finally, our crew seals and cracks and gaps using our waterproof NexusPro Joint Sealant. 

In conclusion, the repair project was a complete success. The installation went smoothly, and the pool deck was ready to be closed for the winter. The homeowner was very satisfied. 

A homeowner in Beach Haven, New Jersey noticed water seeping in through their crawl space walls and floors. This can happen because the poorly compacted soil around the home becomes saturated. This saturated soil creates hydrostatic pressure which pushes water through the walls and floors. This can have many negative effects such as dust mites, mold growth, musty smells, pests, increased energy bills, and poor air quality. This poor air quality can travel into the upper levels of the home and affect the homeowner's health badly. As you can see in the picture, the crawl space is dirt and can easily attract moisture and pests.

The homeowner made a call to Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, JC Gibriano, was able to provide an inspection and help them find a solution to this issue. Upon his inspection, JC noticed the moisture in the crawl space along with the musty smell. He suggested a vapor barrier system to seal the crawl space from the earth.

Our foreman, Juan Garcia, installed the CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System which 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 Little Egg Harbor, New Jersey was experiencing foundation settlement. Their walls were cracking and separating in the foundation. This happens because over time, the soil supporting the home changes, becoming very soft or very dry. This leads to the soil weakening and affecting the home's foundation. If gone unrepaired, it can lead to the home needing a bigger repair in the future, which will be more costly.

The homeowner called Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Joe Mancini, was able to provide an inspection and help them find a solution to fix this issue. Upon his inspection, Joe noticed how the foundation was settling and cracking. Joe suggested a pier system that will stabilize the home to its original position.

Our foreman, Jonathan Neira, arrived at the home and started to fix the home's foundation. He installed the Steel Push Pier System under the home. This is done by first removing the soil around the foundation's footing and placed a specially engineered bracket. Then, the steel pier sections are hydraulically driven through the bracket to bedrock. Then, the weight of the home is transferred through the steel bracket and onto the new bedrock, lifting the home back to its original position. The soil is backfilled to hide the entire system, and the foundation repair is fully complete.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was pleased with the outcome. Their home was stabilized and they did not have to worry about any costly repairs to fix the foundation settlement.

A homeowner in Barnegat, New Jersey noticed their concrete patio was sinking and becoming unlevel. This occurs from the poorly compacted soil around the home. Over time, this soil settles and creates a void underneath the concrete. As you can see in the picture, this concrete patio is severely unlevel. This can pose a dangerous safety hazard because a friend or family member can trip over the concrete and hurt themselves.

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe, provided an inspection and was able to help them find a solution. Upon his inspection, Chris noticed how unlevel the concrete was and suggested they install a polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete.

Our foreman used the PolyLevel Injection 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 foam into the voids. The polyurethane solution has expanding properties that allow for accurate lifting and leveling of the slab. PolyLevel is a lightweight, waterproof, and environmentally friendly solution that will not add existing weight to the soil.

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

A homeowner in Whiting, NJ noticed their basement was undergoing water issues after discovering puddles forming in the corners. They knew that if they did not find a solution soon, their basement would be filled with dampness and possible mold. After searching for possible solutions on the Internet, the homeowner found Quality 1st Basement Systems and thought they would be the perfect fit. 

After speaking with our customer service representative, the appointment was scheduled for our System Design Specialist, Jack Huber. After arriving at the home, on time, Jack proceeded to inspect the basement. Afterward, Jack presented his findings to the homeowner and recommended our WaterGuard French Drain System and Smart Sump Pump would be the perfect solution. 

Our WaterGuard French Drain System collects water seeping into the basement and directs it to the Smart Sump Pump where it will be pumped away from the basement. With these products combined, the basement will be fully dry and secure throughout the year. 

In conclusion, the installation was a success. The homeowner did not experience any other issues in their basement and was fully satisfied with Quality 1st Basement Systems.  

A homeowner in Barnegat, New Jersey noticed their concrete patio was sinking and becoming unlevel. This happens because the soil under the concrete slab settles and creates voids under the slab. If this concrete patio went unrepaired it could be costly in the future and cause even more issues.

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe, was able to provide an inspection and find a solution to fix this issue. Upon his inspection of the site, Chris noticed how the patio was sinking and suggested a polyurethane foam be injected into the slab to lift and level it.

Our foreman, Sean Johnson, used the PolyLevel Injection System to be injected into the slab to lift it to its original position. This process is done by drilling small penny-sized holes into the slab and injecting the foam 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 solution that will not add any existing weight to the concrete, and will not wash out.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was pleased with the outcome and the professionalism they saw on the job. They solved the issue once and for all, and do not have to worry about tripping hazards.

A homeowner in Jackson, New Jersey noticed their concrete walkway was sinking and becoming unlevel. This occurs from the soil under the concrete settling and creating voids underneath. As you can see in the picture, the concrete walkway is severely unlevel. An unlevel concrete walkway can pose a dangerous hazard because a friend or family member could trip and hurt themselves.

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems after seeing our ad on Facebook. Our System Design Specialist, Jeff Pitek, was able to provide an inspection and help them find a solution to this issue. Upon his inspection, Jeff noticed how unlevel the concrete slab was. He suggested they use a polyurethane foam that will lift the slab back to its original position.

Our foreman, Sean Johnson, used the PolyLevel Injection System to be injected into the slab. This is done by drilling small holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. This process requires very minimal disruption to the concrete and can be installed within a day. It is a lightweight, environmentally friendly solution and will not add any weight to the existing soil.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was impressed and pleased with the outcome and professionalism they saw on the job. Now, they don't have to worry about tripping over their walkway to get into their home.

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. 

A homeowner in Seaside Heights, New Jersey was experiencing water and moisture in their crawl space. This happens because the poorly compacted soil around the foundation becomes saturated during heavy rainfall. This saturated soil creates hydrostatic pressure, which pushes water to seep through the walls and floors. Also, the soil in the crawl space can play a part, since the water vapor from soil can rise up into the crawl space air. As you can see in the picture, this crawl space is nasty, and can easily attract bugs, rodents, mold, and musty smells.

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

Our foreman began the installation process of the CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System. This is done by removing any dirt and debris, leveling uneven surfaces, carefully placing the system to fit the crawl space, and securing it 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 will not only provide protection against water and moisture but also delivers the homeowner with usable storage space.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was pleased with the outcome, as well as the professionalism throughout their experience. They had peace of mind to know that their crawl space is protected from moisture.

This homeowner in Brick, New Jersey noticed their pool patio was sinking and becoming unlevel. This happens because concrete is often poured over poorly compacted soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath the concrete. This can be dangerous because a friend or family member can trip and injure themselves.

The homeowner made a call to Quality 1st Basement Systems after receiving a ValPak in the mail. Our customer service representative was able to book them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Laura McIntyre, and Laura provided an inspection. Upon her inspection, Laura noticed how the pool patio could be a dangerous tripping hazard. Laura suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the sinking slab.

Our foreman, Luis Aguirre, arrived at the job site and began the process of using the PolyLevel Injection System. This process is achieved by drilling small, penny-sized holes in the slab and injecting the foam to fill the voids and lift the slab. This process can be done within a day and requires minimal disruption to the concrete.  PolyLevel is a lightweight, waterproof, and environmentally friendly solution that will not wash out, or add any weight to the existing soil. 

When the job was complete, the homeowner was pleased with the outcome, as well as the professionalism throughout their experience. They were able to safely walk around their pool without having the concern of tripping or injuries. 

A homeowner in Lavallette, New Jersey noticed their concrete sidewalk was sinking and becoming unlevel. This occurs because concrete is poured over recently backfilled soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath causing the slab to shift. If gone unrepaired, the sidewalk could shift even more and cause tripping hazards.

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our customer service representative was able to book them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe. Chris provided an inspection and suggested a polyurethane foam to level the concrete. 

Our foreman arrived at the job site and began the process of using the PolyLevel Injection System. This is achieved by drilling tiny holes into the slab and injecting the polyurethane foam into the voids underneath. This process can be done within a day and requires minimal disruption to the concrete. PolyLevel is a lightweight solution so it will not add weight to the existing soil.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was pleased with the outcome and happy with the professionalism they observed on the job. They were able to walk on their sidewalk without the concern of their sidewalk shifting even more. 

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 driveway should provide safety for a homeowner, to ensure they get into their home unharmed. This homeowner in Lavallette, New Jersey noticed their concrete driveway was sinking and becoming unlevel. This can happen if the concrete is poured over poorly compacted soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath.

The homeowner made a phone call to Quality 1st Basement Systems where our customer service representative matched them with our System Design Specialist, Joe Mancini. Joe provided an inspection at the home and he suggested they use polyurethane foam to level the concrete.

Our foreman, Sean Johnson, arrived at the site and began the process of using the PolyLevel Injection System. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids. This process can be done and able to walk on within 15 minutes.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was happy with the outcome, and the professionalism they observed on the job. Since the install, they have not experienced any other problems with their driveway. 

A concrete patio should never consist of unlevel slabs. This homeowner's patio in Lakewood, New Jersey was sinking and becoming unlevel. This happens because concrete is poured over backfilled soil, which creates voids underneath. This can be a dangerous tripping hazard if gone unrepaired.

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. Jeff provided an inspection and he suggested they use polyurethane foam to level the concrete. 

Our foreman, Sean Johnson, arrived at the site and began the process of using the PolyLevel Injection System. This is done by drilling tiny holes into the slab and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. PolyLevel can be installed within a day and is a lightweight solution, so it will not add weight to the existing soil.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was happy with the outcome and they have not had issues with their concrete since the install. 

This homeowner in Bayville, New Jersey noticed their concrete walkway was becoming unlevel. This happens when concrete is poured over backfilled soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath. If gone unrepaired, this walkway could be a dangerous tripping hazard.

The homeowner called Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Jeff Pitek, provided an inspection of the home. Upon his inspection, Jeff noticed how the concrete was sinking and he suggested a polyurethane foam to lift the concrete. 

Our foreman, Sean Johnson, began the process of installing the PolyLevel Injection System. This is done by drilling tiny holes into the concrete slab and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. This system can be installed within a day and will not add any weight to the existing soil.

Within twenty minutes, the homeowners were able to safely walk on the concrete slab. Since the installation, the homeowners have not experienced any other issues. 

This homeowner's concrete sidewalk in Barnegat, New Jersey was becoming unlevel. This happens because of the poorly backfilled soil around the foundation. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids under the concrete slab. If an issue like this goes unrepaired, it could pose a dangerous safety hazard.

The homeowner made a call to Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe, was able to provide an inspection and help them find a plan for this solution. Upon his inspection, Chris suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift the slab to its original position.

Our foreman, Sean Johnson, used the PolyLevel Injection System to be injected underneath the slab. This process is achieved by drilling small holes into the slab and injecting the foam to fill the voids underneath. This solution is a waterproof and environmentally friendly solution that will not wash out and won't add any weight to the existing soil. 

Within twenty minutes after the installation, the concrete slab was finished and able to be walked on. The homeowner was happy with the outcome and did not experience any other issues with their concrete.

This homeowner in Little Egg Harbor, New Jersey noticed their pool patio was severely sinking and becoming unlevel. This happens because concrete is poured over poorly compacted soil and creates voids underneath. As you can see in the picture, the pool patio can be a dangerous environment since it is unlevel. If gone unrepaired, this concrete patio could sink even more and become costly to fix. 

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Jay Alvarez, provided an inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift the concrete.

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

When the job was complete, the homeowner was happy with the outcome. Their pool patio was lifted and leveled, and they did not have to worry about tripping and injuring themselves.

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!

A sidewalk is supposed to provide protection for you to safely walk into your home. This homeowner in Point Pleasant, New Jersey noticed their sidewalk was becoming unlevel and unsafe. This happens because 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 easily injure themselves over this tripping hazard.

The homeowner made a call to Quality 1st Basement Systems and our customer service representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Alvin Reed. Alvin arrived at the home and began his inspection, in which he suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete. 

The next day, our foreman arrived at the job site and began the process of installing the PolyLevel Injection System. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the slab and injecting the PolyLevel into the voids underneath. This will raise the concrete to its original position. PolyLevel is a lightweight and environmentally friendly solution that will not add weight to the existing soil. 

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

No one wants a walkway that doesn't provide safety. This homeowner in Little Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey noticed their steps were 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, causing it to become unlevel. If this goes without repair, someone could trip and injure themselves.

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our customer care representative matched them with our System Design Specialist, Joseph DelVecchio. Joseph provided an inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete. 

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

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

Quality 1st Basement Systems was contacted by a homeowner in Point Pleasant, NJ about a waterproofing issue. The homeowner noticed water seeping into their basement, creating puddles. Our System Design Specialist, Joe H., inspected the basement and recommended our basement waterproofing systems as the perfect solution. 

The main components of our basement waterproofing include the WaterGuard French Drain System and Triple Safe Sump Pump systems. Each system is designed to keep the basement dry and healthy all year round. Specifically, our WaterGuard French Drain System collects water seeping into the basement and directs it to the Triple Safe Sump Pump, where it will be pumped away from the basement. 

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

This homeowner in Manahawkin, New Jersey noticed their pool patio was becoming unlevel and a tripping hazard. This happens because concrete is poured over backfilled soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath, causing it to become unlevel. If this goes without repair, the uneven concrete will become a tripping hazard, and someone could injure themselves.

The homeowner made a call to Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe, provided a thorough inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to bring the concrete to its original position. 

Our foreman arrived at the job site and began to install the PolyLevel Injection System. This is done by drilling small holes into the concrete slab and injecting the polyurethane foam into the voids underneath. PolyLevel is a lightweight and environmentally friendly solution that will not add weight to the soil. 

When the job was complete, the homeowner was satisfied with the outcome. They were able to safely walk on their pool patio without the concerns of injuring themselves. 

This homeowner in Bridgeton, New Jersey noticed their pool patio was sinking and becoming unlevel. This occurs when concrete is poured over poorly compacted soil. Over time, this soil begins to settle and create voids underneath the concrete, causing it to become unlevel. If this goes without repair, someone could trip and injure themselves.

The homeowner made a call to Quality 1st Basement Systems where our customer service representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe. Chris went to the home to provide a thorough inspection, where he suggested they use polyurethane foam to level the concrete.

A few days later, 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 and injecting the foam to fill the voids. PolyLevel can be installed within 20 minutes and is environmentally friendly. It is a lightweight solution that will not add any weight to the existing soil.

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

This homeowner in Bayville, 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 underneath, causing it to become unlevel. If this goes without repair, someone could severely injure themselves!

The homeowner did not want this issue to go without a solution, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems for a quick fix. Our customer service representative was able to book them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Bill Paterno. Bill 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 home and began the process of installing the PolyLevel Injection System.  This is done by drilling small penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam to fill the voids, causing the concrete to slowly lift to its original position. PolyLevel is a  lightweight and environmentally friendly solution that will not add any weight to the existing soil. Within 20 minutes, the pool patio was brought to a lifted position and was safe to walk on. 

When the job was complete, the homeowner was more than happy with the outcome. They were able to safely walk around their pool patio and continue having their summer parties! 

This homeowner in Jackson, New Jersey noticed their pool patio was unlevel and becoming a tripping hazard. This occurs when concrete is poured over poorly compacted soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath the soil, causing it to become unlevel.

The homeowner made a quick phone call to 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 and level the concrete. 

A few days later, our foreman Ramon Romero, arrived at the home and began the process of using 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 leveled position. 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 satisfied with the outcome. They were able to walk around their pool safely without the concern of tripping hazards!

Don't let tripping hazards affect your pool parties for the summer! This homeowner in Lanoka Harbor noticed their pool patio was unlevel in some areas. This happens often when concrete is poured over poorly compacted soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath, causing the slab to become uneven. If this goes without repair, it can cause severe tripping hazards and someone could injure themselves!

The homeowner did not want this to become an issue for the summer, so they searched online for solutions and came across Quality 1st Basement Systems. Our customer care representative was able to book them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe. Chris arrived at the home and provided a thorough free 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. PolyLevel is a lightweight and environmentally friendly solution that will not add any weight to the existing soil. This process is completed by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. This process is repeated until it is lifted to its desired height. Within 20 minutes after install, the concrete was brought to its original position and the slab was safe to walk on. 

When the job was complete, the homeowner was satisfied with the results. They were able to safely walk around their pool patio and they could resume their pool parties!

This homeowner in Beachwood, New Jersey noticed their pool patio was sinking and becoming unlevel. This occurs when concrete is poured over poorly backfilled soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath, causing it to become unlevel.

The homeowner made a call to Quality 1st Basement Systems after searching online for solutions, and our customer service representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Alvin Reed. Alvin provided a thorough inspection and suggested they use PolyLevel Injections to lift and level the concrete. 

A few days later our foreman arrived at the home and began the process of using the PolyLevel Injection System. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam underneath to fill the voids. PolyLevel is environmentally friendly and a lightweight solution that will not add any weight to the existing soil. 

Within 20 minutes, the job was complete and the concrete was safe to walk on. The homeowner was satisfied with the results and they no longer have the concern of tripping!

This homeowner in Wall Township, New Jersey noticed their concrete patio was becoming unlevel and sinking. This happens when concrete is poured over poorly backfilled soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath. If this goes without repair, this could cause tripping hazards and someone could get hurt.

The homeowner made a call to Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Joseph DelVecchio, 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 underneath. This process is repeated until the concrete slab is lifted to its original position. 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 satisfied with the results. They were able to safely walk on their concrete without the concern of tripping. 

This homeowner in Manahawkin, New Jersey noticed their crawl space was attracting moisture. This can happen when a crawl space is not sealed from the earth's elements. The dirt and soil in the crawl space become saturated and the water vapor begins to rise into the air.

The homeowner made a call to Quality 1st Basement Systems and our customer care representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Steve Roldan. Steve arrived at the home for a free estimate and began a thorough inspection. Steve suggested they encapsulate the space before the crawl space develops a musty smell and mold growth. 

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

When the job was complete, the homeowner was satisfied with the results, as well as the professionalism they witnessed on the job. They have peace of mind that their crawl space is sealed from outside elements. 

A homeowner in Bridgeport, PA noticed their basement walls were bowing inwards. They knew this was an indication of foundation failure and needed to find a permanent solution. They searched the Internet for solutions and came across the Quality 1st Basement Systems website. After reviewing their work, the homeowner decided to hire them for the job. We provided a thorough inspection of the basement walls. After, we presented our findings to the homeowner and recommended the Carbon Armor Reinforcement System would be the perfect solution.

The Carbon Armor System is designed to stabilize bowing walls. The system consists of thin flexible straps that are applied to the wall using strong epoxy resin. Overall, the system is ten times stronger than steel and will help prevent any future cracking.

Since the installation, the homeonwer has not experienced any other foundation issues in their home. They have been satisfied with the services of Quality 1st Basement Systems.

This homeowner in Pennington, New Jersey contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems to replace their old sump pump. When a sump pump is not operating properly, it cannot pump water out of this basement. Sometimes, this can cause even more issues in a home than solve them. 

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our customer care representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist. Our specialist went to the home and provided a thorough inspection and suggested they replace their old sump pump with a new one. Not only would this solve the issue of the old sump pump, but it would allow their basement to be protected against water intrusion. Our crew installed our TripleSafe Sump Pump System which has an airtight enclosed lid that will prevent water vapor from traveling into the air. TripleSafe is our most effective sump pump that will keep any basement protected.

Each year, our service team provides annual maintenance for this sump pump. Our team will thoroughly clean and flood-test the system to ensure it is operating at its best performance. We recommend annual maintenance because it prolongs the lifespan of your sump pump! 

A homeowner in Elkins Park, PA noticed their basement walls were bowing inwards. They knew that this was an indication of foundation failure, so they needed to find a durable solution. They searched the Internet for possible solutions and came across Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

We provided a thorough inspection of the basement wall. Afterward, we presented our findings to the homeowner and recommended our Carbon Armor Reinforcement System would be the perfect solution. Carbon Armor is designed to stabilize bowing walls. The system consists of thin, flexible straps made from carbonized material. Each strap is applied to the wall using a strong epoxy resin. In general, the system is ten times stronger than steel.

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

This homeowner in Waretown, New Jersey noticed their patio was sinking and creating tripping hazards. 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, someone could trip and injure themselves! 

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 to make it safe again. 

A few days later, our foreman arrived at the home and began the process of using our Polylevel Injections. First, he drilled small, penny-sized holes into the concrete. Then he injected the foam into the voids underneath the slab. He repeats this process until the slab is brought to a lifted position. PolyLevel is a lightweight and environmentally friendly solution that will not add any weight to the existing soil. Within 20 minutes, the concrete slabs will be brought to a level position and safe to walk on. 

When the job was complete, the homeowner was satisfied with the results. The patio was level and they were able to safely walk on the concrete again! 

A homeowner in Greenlane, PA became concerned after findings their crawl space undergoing serious dampness and humidity issues. They searched the Internet for possible solutions and came across Quality 1st Basement Systems. Learning the company provided free crawl space estimates, the homeowner immediately reached out to schedule an appointment. Our System Design Specialist, Steve R., arrived at the home and provided a thorough inspection of the crawl space. Since the crawl space was not properly encapsulated, water and humidity were able to easily enter. Steven then recommended the crawl space be encapsulated.

Our crew encapsulated the crawl space using the CleanSpace Moisture Barrier. CleanSpace is a durable crawl space liner that prevents water vapor and humidity from passing through the crawl space. It will help keep the crawl space dry and healthy. CleanSpace also provides a bright-white, clean look for the homeowner. 

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

This homeowner in Waretown, New Jersey noticed their concrete walkway was sinking and becoming unlevel. 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 become unlevel. If this goes without repair, this tripping hazard could cause injuries to someone! 

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

A few days later, our foreman Juan 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 underneath. This process is repeated until the concrete is brought to a level position. PolyLevel is a lightweight and environmentally friendly solution that will not add any weight to the existing soil. Within 20 minutes, the concrete walkway was leveled and safe to walk on. 

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

This homeowner in Manahawkin, New Jersey noticed their concrete driveway was cracking and becoming unlevel. This can happen when concrete is poured over poorly backfilled soil. Over time, this soil settles and begins to create voids underneath the slab. If this is left to go without a repair, this tripping hazard could cause someone to be injured! 

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our customer care representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe. Chris 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 tiny holes into the concrete and injecting the foam in the voids underneath. This process is repeated until the concrete is brought to a level position. Within 20 minutes, the concrete was lifted and safe to walk on.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was satisfied with the outcome and the professionalism they witnessed on the job! Now, they don't have to worry about tripping hazards on their driveway! 

This homeowner has been living in Pohatcong, NJ for over fifteen years. They have never experienced any serious structural issues within their home until recently. The homeowner was walking on the first floor of their home and noticed the floors were sinking. They've never done with it before, so they knew there was a problem. They searched the Internet for sagging floor solutions and came across Quality 1st Basement Systems. Learning the company provided free estimates, The homeowner immediately scheduled an appointment. 

Our System Design Specialist, Anthony G., arrived at the home and greeted the homeowner. Anthony immediately noticed the sagging floors, once he entered the home, so he inspected the first floor. Anthony then discovered the main cause was a weakened crawl space beam. Anthony knew the crawl space beams needed to be supported, so recommended the SmartJack System would be the perfect solution. SmartJacks are designed to support weak crawl space beams and restore stability and straightness to the floors above. The system is adjustable and will never rust or corrode. 

Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other issues in their home. They were satisfied with the services of Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

A homeowner in Lansdale, PA knew their home was undergoing some water issues in their basement, so they searched the Internet for possible solutions. They came across Quality 1st Basement Systems and learned they were providing free basement estimates. The homeowner immediately called and scheduled an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Anthony G.

Anthony arrived at the home, on time, and provided a thorough inspection of the basement. He noticed the basement did not contain any protection whatsoever, making it easy for water to seep inside. Anthony pointed to the homeowner that it's highly important for a basement to be fully waterproofed, so it will not be under any serious damage. He then recommended the WaterGaurd French Drain and Triple Safe Sump Pump as the perfect solution. WaterGuard is designed to collect water seeping into the basement and direct it to the Triple Safe Sump Pump where it will be pumped away from the basement. 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 home, restoring their peace of mind. They have been satisfied with the services of Quality 1st Basement Systems.

Don't let sinking concrete trip you up! This homeowner in Stafford Township, New Jersey noticed their concrete was sinking and settling. This can happen from concrete being poured over poorly backfilled soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath, causing the concrete to sink. If this 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, Joseph DelVecchio. Joseph provided a thorough inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to raise the concrete.

A few days later, our foreman Ramon arrived at the home and began using our PolyLevel Injections. This is done by drilling tiny holes into the concrete and injecting the polyurethane foam into the voids underneath to lift them. This process is repeated until the concrete is brought to a raised position. This process typically takes 20 minutes and PolyLevel is lightweight and environmentally friendly. Our crew did a final clean up and the concrete slabs were level. 

When the project was complete, the homeowner was satisfied with the results, as well as the professionalism they witnessed on the job! 

This homeowner in Lanoka Harbor, New Jersey noticed their concrete was sinking and becoming unlevel. 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, the concrete could cause tripping hazards.

The homeowner didn't want this issue to go without a solution, so they searched the internet. They came across Quality 1st Basement Systems and our customer care representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Joe Mancini, who provided a thorough inspection. Joe 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 method is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam to fill the voids underneath. This foam expands once injected and will cause the concrete to be leveled. This process is repeated until the concrete is brought to a raised position. 

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

This homeowner in Beachwood, New Jersey noticed their concrete driveway was sinking and settling. This can happen from soil erosion under the slab. As water runs through the cracks in the concrete, it washes the soil out as it passes through. If this goes without repair, someone could injure themselves!

The homeowner knew they had to get this issue repaired, so they searched online for solutions. They came across Quality 1st Basement Systems and our customer care representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe. Chris arrived at the home and began his free estimate inspection. Chris saw the uneven concrete and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level it.

A few days later, our foreman Juan arrived 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 allows the polyurethane foam to expand and lift the concrete. This process is repeated until the slabs are brought to a raised position.

Within 20 minutes, the job was complete and our crew did a final clean-up. The homeowner was very satisfied with the results and the professionalism they saw. Now, they didn't have to worry about tripping hazards anymore! 

A home should be a safe place for you and your family. A home should not have dangerous tripping hazards that could cause injuries. This homeowner in Manahawkin, New Jersey noticed their concrete sidewalk was becoming unlevel and causing dangerous tripping hazards. This can happen from soil erosion under the slab. As water runs down through the cracks and joints in the concrete, it washes the soil out as it passes through. These voids can cause the concrete to shift and settle.

The homeowner did not want this issue to go without a repair, so they searched online for solutions. They came across Quality 1st Basement Systems and our customer care representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe. Chris arrived at the home a few days later and began his free estimate inspection. Chris suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete.

Our foreman 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 expanding properties of the polyurethane foam allow the slab to be lifted and leveled. This process is repeated until the concrete sidewalk is raised.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was satisfied with the results, as well as the professionalism they witnessed on the job. They were able to safely walk on the sidewalk without the concern of tripping! 

A sidewalk should provide safety, not dangerous tripping hazards! This homeowner in Island Heights, New Jersey noticed their concrete sidewalk was sinking and becoming unlevel. This can occur when concrete is poured over poorly backfilled soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath the concrete, causing it to become unlevel. If this goes without repair, someone could become injured!

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

A few days later, our foreman arrived to begin using our PolyLevel Injections. This process 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. PolyLevel has expanding properties that will allow the slab to become permanently level.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was satisfied to see their concrete sidewalk was level. They didn't have to worry about tripping hazards anymore! 

Neglecting your crawl space will only have negative effects on you and your home! This homeowner in Manahawkin, New Jersey noticed that water seepage was getting into their crawl space. This can happen during heavy rainfall if the crawl space is not sealed from the outside elements. This can also happen from the dirt and soil in the crawl space. Since dirt and soil hold a lot of moisture, this moisture turns into water vapor that rises into the air. If this goes without repair, this can cause issues such as rotting wood, increased energy bills, musty smells, and mold growth!

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems after seeing our ads on Facebook, and our customer care representative booked them an appointment with our system design specialist. Our specialist provided a free estimate inspection and suggested they encapsulate the space to separate it from the earth's elements.

Our foreman arrived a few days later and installed our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System. CleanSpace is a thick and durable liner that is water-proof and mold-proof. This system will block out humidity and moisture to prevent them from passing through to the crawl space. 

When the job was complete, the homeowner was happy to see their crawl space was finally dry and healthy! Since the installation, the homeowner has not had any more issues with their crawl space!

This homeowner in Long Valley, New Jersey noticed their concrete patio was sinking and becoming unlevel. 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 sink. If this goes without a repair, this tripping hazard could hurt someone!

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems after finding our company online. Our customer care representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Laszlo Lenkey. Laszlo provided a free estimate inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to raise 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 slabs are raised. 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 to see their concrete patio was raised and level. They didn't have to worry about tripping hazards anymore! 

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! 

A driveway should provide you with safety, not dangerous tripping hazards! This homeowner in Barnegat Township, New Jersey saw their driveway was sinking and causing issues for them. This can happen when concrete is poured over poorly backfilled soil, and also soil erosion. If this goes without repair, someone could trip and injure themselves! 

The homeowner found Quality 1st Basement Systems after searching online and they gave us a call. Our customer care representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist. Our specialist provided a thorough inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete.

Our foreman and crew arrived at the home and used our PolyLevel Injections. This process is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. PolyLevel is lightweight and environmentally friendly, and it can be installed within 20 minutes!

When the job was complete, the homeowner was satisfied with the job well done, as well as the professionalism they witnessed from our team. Now, they don't have to worry about tripping hazards!

This homeowner in Tuckerton, New Jersey noticed their concrete 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 concrete, which causes the concrete to sink. If this goes without repair, someone could trip and injure themselves.

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, Chris Bowe. Chris 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 method is done by drilling small 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. 

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

This homeowner in Seaside Park, New Jersey noticed their concrete sidewalk was sinking and settling. This can happen from soil erosion underneath the slab. As water runs down through the cracks and joints in the concrete, it washes the soil out as it passes through. If this goes without repair, someone could trip on the concrete and hurt themselves.

The homeowner did not want this issue to go without a solution, so they searched online for contractors. They came across Quality 1st Basement Systems and gave us a call. Our customer care representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Chris Bowe. Chris provided an inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete.

A few days later, our foreman arrived 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 allows the polyurethane foam to bring the concrete to a raised position. 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 results! They were able to safely walk on their concrete sidewalk without the hazards of tripping! 

A Clinton, NJ homeowner knew it was time to install a brand new gutter system for their home. They remember receiving a postcard from Klaus Roofing Systems by Quality 1st and decided to contact them for an estimate. We provided a thorough inspection and knew the Gutter Shutter would be the best solution. 

The Gutter Shutter is an all-in-one gutter system. Its built-in hood protects the inside from clogging with leaves and debris. The hood also allows ice and snow to easily slide off the gutters. The Gutter Shutter is also made from heavy 032 aluminum, so it will never sag. 

A few weeks later, our crew arrived at the home and installed the Gutter Shutter system. Since then, the homeowner has not worried about maintaining their gutters. 

A Bayville, New Jersey homeowner noticed a musty smell coming from their crawl space. They searched the Internet for solutions and came across Quality 1st Basement Systems and gave us a call.

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 first-time home buyer bought their very first home in Sellersville, PA. Within the first week of living in their home, it had rained almost every day. During the week, the homeowner went into their basement to do some laundry when they found a large puddle of water in the corner of their basement. Not knowing what had happened they became very concerned. The homeowner knew a wet basement was not good for their home, so they searched, via Google, for waterproofing solutions. The homeowner came across Quality 1st Basement Systems and decided to give them a call. 

The homeowner explained their problem and scheduled an estimate with System Design Specialist, Joe Hubbard. Joe arrived at the home, on time, and provided a thorough inspection of the basement. During this inspection, Joe found the basement walls contained hairline cracks allowing outside water to seep inside. Since the basement did not contain a waterproofing system, it was easy for the problem to occur. Joe then presented this to the homeowner and recommended the basement waterproofing system as the best solution.

A few weeks later, our crew arrived at the home and waterproofed the basement. They installed the WaterGuard French Drain System, TripleSafe Sump Pump System, and SaniDry Sedona. With this combination, the basement will stay dry and healthy. Our crew also installed the CleanSpace Moisture Barrier and IceGuard as an extra layer of protection. Since Quality 1st waterproofed their basement, the homeowner has not experienced any water issues in their home. They have been fully satisfied with the services of Quality 1st Basement Systems.

Quality 1st Basement Systems received a call from a homeowner living in Earlville, PA. The homeowner noticed their basement walls were seriously bowing inwards and cracking. We provided a thorough inspection of the basement walls and concluded the home was undergoing the serious stages of foundation failure. 

To help stabilize the walls, the Q1 crew installed the PowerBrace System. PowerBrace not only stabilizes the walls, but it can potentially straighten them never time. The system is made from galvanized steel so it will never rust. With this system installed, the basement walls will never bow again. B

A few weeks later, our crew arrived at the home and installed the system. Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other foundation 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 Brick, NJ homeowner noticed the water was seeping into their basement during a heavy rain storm. They needed to find a durable solution that will prevent the problem from reoccurring. They asked their neighbors for recommendations and were referred to Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

We knew our WaterGuard French Drain and TripleSafe Sump Pump Systems would be the best solution. WaterGuard is designed to collect water, seeping into the basement, and direct it to the TripleSafe Sump Pump where it will be pumped away from the basement. 

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

A Warminster, PA homeowner was concerned about their basement after finding water seepage. They discovered Quality 1st Basement Systems and decided to contact us for an estimate. 

Quality 1st Basement Systems installed the WaterGuard French Drain and TripleSafe Sump Pump as the best solution. Each system works together to keep the basement dry and healthy throughout the year. 

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

A Saint Albans, NY homeowner noticed heavy water was seeping into the basement whenever it would rain. They contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and scheduled an appointment for a free estimate. Our System Design Specialist provided a thorough inspection of the basement and recommended the WaterGuard French Drain, TripleSafe Sump Pump, and SaniDry Sedona as the best solution. Each system is designed to keep the basement dry and healthy.

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

A Margate City, NJ homeowner was interested in encapsulating 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 recommended the CleanSpace Moisture Barrier and SaniDry Sedona as the best solution. 

The CleanSpace Moisture Barrier prevents water vapor and humidity from passing through the crawl space, keeping it dry and healthy. The SaniDry Sedona filters and dries air within the crawl space and eliminates musty odors. 

A few weeks later, our crew arrived at the home and installed the systems. Since the installation, the crawl space has stayed fully dry and healthy.

A Margate City, NJ homeowner found their basement walls were bowing inwards, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems for a free estimate. Our System Design Specialist provided a thorough inspection of the basement walls and recommended the Carbon Armor Reinforcement System. Carbon Armor is designed to stabilize bowing foundation walls. Some benefits of the Carbon Armor System include it being flexible and ten times stronger than steel.

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

A homeowner living in Jefferson, NJ was interested in encapsulating their crawl space. Crawl space encapsulation prevents your crawl space from becoming damp and humid. A dry and healthy crawl space prevents health risks, including asthma and allergies, and increases cooling and heating costs. 

Quality 1st Basement Systems installed the CleanSpace Moisture Barrier as the best solution. CleanSpace prevents water vapor and humidity from passing through the crawl space. It also creates a bright-white look for the area. Our crew also installed the SaniDry Sedona which keeps the crawl space air spore free. With these two systems combined, the crawl space will be protected, dry, and healthy. 

Since the installation, the homeowner has not worried about a damp crawl space in their home. 

A Brick, NJ homeowner was interested in encapsulating their crawl space after having the mold remediated. They contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems for an estimate. System Design Specialist, Joe M., provided a thorough inspection of the crawl space and recommended the CleanSpace Moisture Barrier as the best solution. CleanSpace is designed to prevent moisture and humidity from passing through the crawl space, keeping it dry and healthy throughout the year. a few weeks later, our Foreman, Mario B., and his crew encapsulated the crawl space. Since the installation, the homeowner has not experienced any other mold issues in their home.