Quality 1st Basement Systems serving Passaic County, NJ

Victor W. had water in his basement and was looking for a reliable basement waterproofing estimate.  After contacting Quality 1^st Basement Systems, waterproofing specialist Damon Ludwig visited him and came up with a permanent plan to keep water out all year round.

In a single day, Jesus Alvarez-Sanchez and his qualified team came out and installed a SuperSump sump pump system, a TrenchDrain drainage channel, and the WaterGuard interior basement waterproofing system.  The SuperSump sump pump system is the finest pump available because it pumps 2220 gallons per hour at an 8-foot discharge head quietly and efficiently to keep the basement dry all year round.  Likewise, the TrenchDrain and WaterGuard systems are top of the line products that work together to effectively drain incoming water to the sump pump so that it can be pumped out of the basement.        

Each of these basement waterproofing solutions work together to keep water out of Victor W.’s basement, and he can now enjoy a dry space for many years to come.  Quality 1^st Basement Systems has a basement waterproofing solution for any basement water problem you are facing.  We’ll turn your leaky, wet basement into a dry, healthy space that you won’t need to worry about for years to come! 

When water is seeping into your basement, what is there to do?  For Rose E., the solution was to contact her local waterproofing specialists at Quality 1^st Basement Systems.  They have the knowledge and experience to turn a leaky basement into a dry, healthy one.

Kenneth Peare went to evaluate the problem and recommended the installation of the WaterGuard system.  This quick installation was accomplished by Victor Leon and his team of trained waterproofing professionals.  The patented WaterGuard interior basement waterproofing system they installed is specifically designed as a basement drain that intercepts water at the perimeter of your basement and drains it to a sump pump.  This system will effectively keep the basement floor dry because it utilizes the best waterproofing technologies.     

After the installation of the WaterGuard system, Rose E. no longer has to worry about the possibility of her belongings getting damaged by basement water.  Her basement is now dry and safe for anything!

When Sal in Wayne, New Jersey wanted to sell his home, he knew the wet basement had to be waterproofed before he could list it. On the recommendation of his realtor, he called Quality 1^st Basement Systems. Waterproofing expert, Ken Peare, inspected the basement and suggested the WaterGuard Drainage System and SuperSump Sump Pump to remove all the water seeping into the basement. A TrenchDrain by the back door would prevent water from coming in through the basement stairs and the IceGuard Discharge Line would prevent the system from freezing.

When the Quality 1^st Basement Waterproofing crew arrived on time, they got right to work installing the complete Waterproofing System. They worked quickly and answered all the homeowner’s questions. Sal was impressed with their professionalism. Now the basement is dry and Sal’s ready to list his home. He’ll be calling Quality 1^st again to waterproof his new home.

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

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

Agnus S. from Clifton, NJ was hoping to eliminate dampness and water problems in her crawlspace.  She scheduled an appointment to have Waterproofing Specialist Dan McNally out to inspect the problem area and develop a plan for resolving the wetness beneath the home.  The next step was to put the plan into action!

Project Manager Victor Leon brought his crew to Agnus’s property and began the remediation process of waterproofing the crawl space by installing SmartPipe drainage pipe around the perimeter, designed to collect water from foundation walls and floors of dirt crawl spaces. CleanSpace Drainage Matting was installed on the floor to eliminate sitting water and direct it to the drainage system. The SuperSump would pump the water out and away from the home and disperse it onto the lawn through the LawnScape discharge outlet.  IceGuard was included along the discharge route for colder months, to prevent flooding if ice begins to block the way.  

Additionally, the waterproofing plan included TerraBlock padded insulation to provide additional moisture protection while boosting energy efficiency.  SilverGlo Insulation Panels would further the energy efficiency by reflecting heat back into the crawl space. Lastly, a CleanSpace liner was installed to complete the encapsulation by further preventing vapor from making its way into the crawl space.

By the end of the project, Agnus S. found her crawl space transformed from a dark, dank, dirt-floor space beneath her home to a cleaner, brighter, drier area isolated from the earth.  She would also experience a warmer main level of her home but with energy-cost savings!

Kyle S. became concerned when he noticed water coming in through one corner of his basement.  He knew he needed assistance, so he called to schedule a no-obligation, free estimate with one of Quality 1^st Basement System’s waterproofing specialists.  A complete and thorough inspection followed as well as an offer for an affordable and efficient solution to his basement problem.   

A Quality 1^st installation crew headed by Juan Garcia mobilized to Passaic, NJ to begin fixing Kyle’s basement. As part of the design, WaterGuard was installed along two of the basement walls to direct incoming water toward the SuperSump system.  The pump would then direct the water out of the home through the discharge lines and disperse it away from the home through an underground extension leading to the LawnScape, the discharge outlet.  The IceGuard, installed outside of the home in the line of discharge, would provide added protection in winter months to prevent flooding if the discharge line freezes.

Kyle’s decision to have Quality 1^st Basement Systems fix his basement alleviated his worries.  Now he no longer has to look at a wet corner of his basement, problem solved! 

No one wants difficulties when planning to sell a home.  Stephen C. in Wayne, NJ knew that the best way to draw potential homebuyers was to make all necessary repairs to the home before putting it on the market.  With an engineer’s report indicating foundation problems, Stephen set into action to get repairs done.  He contacted Quality 1^st Basement Systems to schedule a free estimate. 

Foundation specialist Dan McNally inspected the basement, closely taking notice of the horizontal crack in one of the walls.  He proposed CarbonArmor fabric straps, with their stronger-than-concrete strength and low-profile design, in conjunction with ArmorLock anchorage system to secure and stabilize the fracturing block foundation.  Additionally, the adjustable PowerBrace System with tightening capabilities would potentially straighten and improve the wall over time.

Quality 1^st Basement Systems was happy to install these foundation repair systems to alleviate the concerns addressed by the engineers.  Once the revolutionary wall straps, anchors, and braces were installed, the customer could present the home for sale with confidence in the newly secured and stabilized foundation.  

The excitement that comes with purchasing a new home is unmatched.  Imagine, however, that during a heavy rain, you notice the basement in your dream home starting to accumulate water.  A homeowner in Long Branch found himself in such a situation. He contacted Quality 1^st Basement Systems to schedule a free estimate from a company with expertise in waterproofing.   

One of Quality 1st’s waterproofing specialists, Dan McNally, proposed a waterproofing system tailored to meet the homeowner’s basement waterproofing needs.  He included a full-perimeter WaterGuard system, both an UltraSump and SuperSump sump pump, and a FloodRing.  The WaterGuard is a sub-floor drainage system which directs wall seepage to the pumps for discharge.  Installation of a FloodRing around the water heater is a preventative measure to contain any water leakage and direct it to the WaterGuard.

With the efficient waterproofing system installed by a production crew, the new homeowner was surely happy that Quality 1^st Basement Systems helped alleviate his worries about water in his basement!

A Little Falls homeowner had a wet basement and was ready to find a solution.  She searched the internet and found Quality 1^st Basement Systems. 

A Quality 1^st Basement Waterproofing Specialist visited the homeowner, completed a thorough interior and exterior inspection of her basement, and determined the best solution to the water problems she was experiencing.  The homeowner received a free estimate for the proposed work and the specialist answered all of her questions and addressed any concerns.

A Quality 1^st Basement Systems installation crew mobilized to Little Falls, NJ to fix the homeowner’s basement.  They installed a full-perimeter WaterGuard (to channel and direct any water seepage); a TrenchLock trench drain (which spans doorways to collect water from outside and connects to the WaterGuard); a SuperSump Sump Pump System (to efficiently and reliably remove water from the basement area); an IceGuard (designed to prevent flooding in the event of frozen discharge pipes); and a LawnScape outlet (to direct discharge water away from the home and disperse it on the lawn). 

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

A basement area in Little Falls, NJ, providing some extra living space, one day catches the homeowner off guard.  Somehow, mold began to grow beneath the carpeting and Dick K. was quite dismayed at this discovery.  He wanted to replace the carpeting, but certainly didn’t want the same damage to happen again. He contacted Quality 1^st Basement Systems. 

Waterproofing Specialist Dan McNally visited the Little Falls home and completed an inspection of the basement area.  He explained that mold grows when given the proper conditions, such as dampness or a high humidity level and organic materials.  Since wetness coming through the Dick’s basement floor provided an ideal situation for the unwanted mold to grow, Dan suggested that before the carpeting be replaced, ThermalDry Floor Matting be installed.  He provided a free estimate to the homeowner, answered all of his questions, and addressed any concerns.

ThermalDry Floor Matting is composed of plastic, inorganic tiles.  They are lock-tight squares which provide an airspace under the carpet, preventing water vapor from getting trapped, thus preventing mold growth.  Dick K. was happy to have Quality 1^st Basement Systems provide a great solution at a great price as well as the absence of worry about mold growth under the basement carpeting!

George F., homeowner in Hawthorne, knew he needed professional help with problems with water in his basement.  He contacted Quality 1^st Basement Systems, waterproofing experts, to schedule a free inspection and estimate as advertised.    

George decided to have Quality 1^st Basement Systems take care of his problem with the installation of two SuperSumps, located in opposite corners of the basement, to remove water build up.  The SuperSump Premier Sump Pump System is designed to provide excellent defense against water intrusion.  Each includes a powerful and efficient cast iron pump capable of removing 2,220 gallons of water per hour.  George decided that his basement would be well-protected with these pumps.

As time went on, however, George realized that he would benefit from the installation of a WaterGuard sub-floor drainage system.  This perimeter drainage system allows water seepage from the walls to be directed toward the sump pump to be removed from the basement altogether.  It is installed with minimal disruption, only opening up a small area of the slab along the walls.  The concrete is thereafter restored to provide a clean appearance while keeping water from pooling on the basement floor.

Once Quality 1^st Basement Systems completed the second phase of the installation, George could really take a sigh of relief, now assured more than ever that water seepage would be directed outside of the home with the help of the WaterGuard drainage System and the SuperSumps, keeping George’s basement area drier.  

Quality 1st Basement Systems received a call from a homeowner living in Paterson, NJ who was experiencing water and moisture in the crawl space of the home they had lived in for almost 30 years. The crawl space had standing water and efflorescence all over the walls. Upon inspection, Laszlo Lenkey, our System Design Specialist noticed the Crawl Space Doors were old and rusting preventing them from completely shutting. He recommended  installing vent covers to seal the crawl space and a Vapor Barrier Systems to keep it dry.

The crew installed WaterGuard and a SmartSump Pump, both working together to keep the crawl space dry. Next, CleanSpace, a Vapor Barrier, was installed to the floors and walls to protect the crawl space and the foundation from moisture. The doors were replaced with EverLast Crawl Space Doors which tightly seal the crawl space off from water, cold drafts, animals and humidity. With new windows and a  Vapor Barrier System, the Paterson Crawl space would stay dry and protected against the outside environment. The Paterson homeowner was amazed at the crawl space transformation and recommended us to several family members experiencing the same type of crawl space concerns. 

Sidewalks can be very dangerous to walk on when they are settled, creating an uneven path. When a homeowner living in Paterson, NJ noticed the settlement, he contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems since they were his local experts in concrete lifting and leveling. Concrete Repair Specialist, Andy Gagliardi, met with the homeowner and inspected the concrete settlement. 

Andy informed the homeowner that Quality 1st Basement Systems would be able to provide him with a solution to his sidewalk concerns. The Q1 crew injected PolyLevel underneath the sinking slabs. The PolyLevel expands and hardens, raising the slabs back to level, permanently stabilizing the sidewalk. The homeowner was amazed at the installation and now recommends Quality 1st to anyone experiencing sinking concrete slabs. 

A homeowner in Hawthorne, New Jersey had water in their basement and contacted Quality 1st for a solution.

Our System Design Specialist inspected the basement and noticed the signs of water the homeowner had reported. WaterGuard was installed under the floor slab, on top of the foundation footing to keep the system out of the mud zone. This ensures that the system will not get clogged and there will not be an unsightly drain around the basement. A sump pump was also installed to ensure that any more water would be pumped out of the basement to keep it dry.  

A crawl space in Hawthorne, New Jersey was damp, cold and a place that the homeowners avoided.

Quality 1st System Design Specialist inspected the crawl space and recommended a full encapsulation system to eliminate the dampness and coldness. This will turn the crawl space into an area that is usable and the homeowners can use for storage. 

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 home in Hawthorne, New Jersey had signs of foundation settlement and contacted Quality 1st for a solution. Our System Design Specialist inspected the foundation and recommended that Helical Piers be installed in the soil to provide anchoring strength as the weight of the foundation is transferred to the pier. Helical Piers are ideal for stabilizing and restoring foundations and are fast and effective.      

A homeowner in Passaic, New Jersey was experiencing water in their basement and contacted Quality 1st for a FREE estimate.

Our System Design Specialist recommended that the basement be waterproofed. WaterGuard was installed underneath the floor slab, on top of the foundation footing to make sure the system is out of the mud zone to prevent clogging. A sump pump, TripleSafe was also installed to provide added protection to the basement. The TripleSafe has three levels of pumps, in case of one failure, to ensure the basement is free of water. This basement is waterproofed and ready for the homeowners to use.   

A homeowner in Passaic, New Jersey had a cold and damp crawl space that needed to be encapsulated.

Quality 1st was contacted to provide a free estimate. Our System Design Specialist inspected the crawl space and had a full encapsulation system installed to prevent any more coldness and dampness in the crawl space. 

A concrete walkway in Passaic, New Jersey was sinking 1-2 inches and needed to be lifted.

Quality 1st was contacted to raise the concrete back to its original position. PolyLevel, a polyurethane foam was injected into the concrete and begins expanding and lifting within minutes. PolyLevel is a fast and permanent solution to lifting concrete. 

A homeowner in Passaic, New Jersey was experiencing foundation settlement issues and contacted Quality 1st for a solution.

Our System Design Specialist inspected the foundation and recommended that Helical Piers be installed in the soil and provide anchoring strength as the weight of the foundation is transferred to the pier. Helical Piers are ideal for restoring and stabilizing foundations and can be installed year-round.  

A homeowner in Ringwood, New Jersey was experiencing water in their basement and contacted Quality 1st for a solution.

Our System Design Specialist inspected the basement and recommended that the basement be waterproofed. A full waterproofing system was installed to ensure that the basement will not have any more water entering and causing issues.    

A homeowner in Ringwood, New Jersey had a damp and nasty crawl space that needed to be sealed so the homeowners could use it for storage.

Our System Design Specialist inspected the crawl space and recommended that a full encapsulation system be installed to prevent any more dampness. In order to seal off the crawl space CleanSpace vapor barrier system was installed on the floors and walls to keep out any water vapor or humidity. Now the homeowners can use their crawl space for storage. 

A homeowner in Ringwood, New Jersey contacted Quality 1st because of a sinking concrete slab in front of their home. Q

uality 1st used PolyLevel, a polyurethane foam to raise the concrete back to its original position. PolyLevel is injected into the concrete and begins working within minutes. PolyLevel is fast, easy and a permanent solution to lifting concrete. 

A homeowner in Ringwood, New Jersey had water in their basement every time it rained. The homeowners contacted Quality 1st for a free estimate. our System Design Specialist recommended that the basement be waterproofed to ensure that there will be no more water entering the basement. A full waterproofing system was installed and the basement is now fully protected against any water that may enter. 

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

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

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

Oak Ridge, NJ homeowner, Carol, discovered her basement was developing puddles every time it rained. Carol knew that she needed a permanent solution, so she began her search on Google for basement waterproofing solutions. Carol discovered Quality 1st Basement Systems, and decided to schedule an estimate about reading some of our reviews. 

After a quick phone call, Carol had an appointment scheduled with our System Design Specialist, Dane C., to come and provide a quote for her basement. Dane arrived to the home, on time, greeted Carol, and proceeded to fully inspect the basement. Afterwards, Dane recommended that our WaterGuard French Drain System and Triple Safe Sump Pump would be the perfect solution for Carol. Within the next few days, our crew arrived to the home and waterproofed the basement.

First, our crew installed the Triple Safe Sump Pump, which pumps the excess water away from the basement. The Triple Safe Sump Pump is a handy product that will always run when needed. It also has a backup battery to keep the sump function when there is no electricity. Finally, the Triple Safe Sump Pump has a built in alarm that warns homeowners when the pump needs to be drained. 

Second, our crew installed the WaterGuard French Drain System, which collects any water seepage from the basement. The WaterGuard then directs the water to the sump pump to be pumped out of the basement, and it is installed just above the 'mud zone' so it will not get clogged. 

Since her basement has been fully waterproofed, Carol did not experience any puddles forming ever again. She was thrilled to see her basement fully dry and secure, resulting in her full satisfaction with Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

A resident in Clifton, New Jersey saw their concrete walkway was sinking and settling. This can be a danger because it can cause tripping hazards and the pooling of water. Concrete shifts and becomes unlevel when the backfilled soil under the concrete settles over time and creates a void under the concrete. Another common cause is the erosion of soil under the slab. As water runs down through the cracks in the concrete, it washes the soil out as it passes through.

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems after seeing our ad on Instagram. Our System Design Specialist, Jonathan Seminerio, helped the homeowner find a plan to fix this issue. He suggested they use polyurethane foam to fill the voids under the concrete.

Our foreman, Victor Leon, used the PolyLevel Injection System under the concrete. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete slab, and injecting the polyurethane foam into the voids. The foam has expanding properties that allow for an accurate lift and level of the slab. The polyurethane foam is environmentally friendly and does not require any disruption to the existing concrete. 

A homeowner in Clifton, New Jersey noticed their driveway patio was becoming unlevel and sinking. This happens because of the poorly compacted soil around the foundation. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath the concrete slab. This can be a dangerous safety hazard because a friend or family member could trip and injure themselves.

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist was able to provide an inspection and help them find a solution to this issue. Upon his inspection, the system design specialist noticed how unlevel the concrete was and he suggested a polyurethane foam to lift and level the slab.

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

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

A homeowner in West Milford, New Jersey was looking to install a sump pump system because they were noticing water getting into their basement. This can happen because the poorly compacted soil around the foundation becomes saturated during heavy rainfall, which creates hydrostatic pressure. This hydrostatic pressure pushes water through the walls and floors of the basement.

The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and spoke to our customer service representative, where they made an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Steve Roldan. Steve provided an inspection of the home and he suggested they install a new sump pump system.

Our foreman, Wilver Cardoza, installed the SuperSump Pump System which is engineered to help keep the basement dry and healthy for extended periods of time, even in times of heavy water intrusion. This sump pump has an airtight enclosed lid that will prevent water vapor from entering the basement air. Then, Wilver installed the WaterGuard Drain System which sits on top of the foundation footing so it is not in the mud zone and does not clog. This system collects water that seeps through basement walls and drains it to the sump pump.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was pleased with the outcome. They had peace of mind knowing that these systems would protect their basement against water intrusion.

A homeowner in Ringwood, New Jersey noticed their concrete patio was beginning to sink and become unlevel. This can happen because the soil under the concrete is poorly compacted. Over time, this poorly compacted soil creates voids underneath. This can be dangerous because a friend or family member can easily trip and injure themselves.

Looking for a solution, the homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and 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 the concrete was sinking and he suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the slab. 

Our foreman arrived at the job site and began the process of using the PolyLevel Injection System. This process is done by drilling small penny-sized holes into the slab and injecting the foam to fill the voids underneath. The polyurethane foam has expanding properties that allow for an accurate lift and leveling of the slab. PolyLevel is an environmentally friendly, waterproof, and lightweight solution that will not wash out and will not add weight to the existing soil.

When the job was complete, the homeowner was pleased with the outcome. They were able to safely walk on their patio without the concern of tripping or hurting themselves. 

Quality 1st Basement Systems received a call from a homeowner in Little, Falls, NJ. The homeowner was experiencing a sagging sensation on the first level of their home, immediately indicating something was wrong. We scheduled the appointment for our System Design Specialist, Jack Huber. 

After arriving at the home, on time, Jack greeted the homeowner and proceeded to inspect the floors. During his inspection, Jack immediately felt the sagging sensation and concluded that it had to be a problem with the surface underneath. The homeowner mentioned they have a crawlspace underneath the home, so Jack went to inspect and there he found the source of the problem. The crawlspace beams were weak, causing the sagging sensation, so Jack proposed the homeowner install our SmartJack System. 

Our SmartJack System is designed to straighten and stabilize your floors and eliminate the sagging sensation in your home. It is made from galvanized steel, so it will never rust, and it is also adjustable. The homeowner agreed to have this installed. Since the installation, the homeowner did not feel any sagging or sinking in their floors and was very satisfied with the results. 

Quality 1st Basement Systems received a call from a homeowner in Little, Falls, NJ. The homeowner was experiencing a sagging sensation on the first level of their home, immediately indicating something was wrong. We scheduled the appointment for our System Design Specialist, Jack Huber. 

After arriving at the home, on time, Jack greeted the homeowner and proceeded to inspect the floors. During his inspection, Jack immediately felt the sagging sensation and concluded that it had to be a problem with the surface underneath. The homeowner mentioned they have a crawlspace underneath the home, so Jack went to inspect and there he found the source of the problem. The crawlspace beams were weak, causing the sagging sensation, so Jack proposed the homeowner install our SmartJack System. 

Our SmartJack System is designed to straighten and stabilize your floors and eliminate the sagging sensation in your home. It is made from galvanized steel, so it will never rust, and it is also adjustable. The homeowner agreed to have this installed. Since the installation, the homeowner did not feel any sagging or sinking in their floors and was very satisfied with the results. 

Quality 1st Basement Systems received a call from a homeowner in Little Falls, NJ about their basement. The homeowner discovered heavy water seepage in their basement during heavy rains. After the phone call, the appointment was set for our System Design Specialist Randy Halal. 

Randy arrived at the home, on time, and inspected the basement. Luckily, there was no serious damage done to the walls, so Randy suggested our basement waterproofing system would be the perfect solution. The basement waterproofing system consists of our WaterGuard French Drain System, Triple Safe Sump Pump, and SaniDry Sedona. With these products combined, the basement will always stay dry and secure. 

After the installation, the homeowner was happy to see their basement fully set and ready for action! 

A Jefferson, NJ homeowner discovered there was an issue in their home after discovering water seeping into their basement. If not resolved quickly and properly, water seepage can cause numerous issues for a home including dampness, humidity, musty odors, and mold growth. The homeowner searched the Internet for possible repair solutions and came across Quality 1st Basement Systems. After reviewing their work, the homeowner decided to hire them for the job. 

We helped resolve the water issue by installing our basement waterproofing system, which includes our WaterGuard French Drain System and Triple Safe Sump Pump. 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. In addition, we also installed the SaniDry Sedona, which filters clean air for the basement. 

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

This homeowner in Hawthorne, New Jersey noticed their concrete driveway was becoming unlevel and a tripping hazard. This occurs because concrete is poured over poorly compacted soil. Over time, this soil settles and creates voids underneath the concrete. A driveway is supposed to create safety for you to walk into your home. If this goes without repair, someone could injure themselves over this tripping hazard!

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

A few days later, our foreman, Ramon Romero, 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 filling the voids underneath. Within 20 minutes, the concrete can be brought to a lifted and leveled position and will be safe to walk on. 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 driveway and into their home without the concern of tripping hazards! 

A pool patio is supposed to provide safety for walking, it shouldn't be uneven! This homeowner in West Milford, New Jersey noticed their pool patio was becoming 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.

The homeowner made a call to Quality 1st Basement Systems and our customer care representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Jeffrey Pitek. Jeff 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 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. 

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

A pool patio is supposed to provide safety for walking, it shouldn't be uneven! This homeowner in Morganville, New Jersey noticed their pool patio was becoming a tripping hazard because of unlevel surfaces. This occurs when concrete is poured over 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 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 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. 

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

This homeowner in Jamesburg, New Jersey noticed their crawl space was developing musty smells and moisture. A crawl space is supposed to be dry and healthy, not damp and smelly. This can happen when the crawl space is not sealed off 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 JC Gibriano, who provided a thorough inspection. They suggested the homeowners encapsulate their crawl space.

Our foreman, Mario, arrived at the home and began the process of encapsulating the space. He started by removing any dirt and debris, leveling uneven surfaces, and carefully fitting our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System in the crawl space. He secures the CleanSpace in place with drilled-in spike and fasteners. CleanSpace is mold-proof and waterproof and is thick and durable like a pool liner. Not only will this system 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. Not only do they have peace of mind, but they have a usable space for storage!

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

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

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

After noticing their basement walls were bowing inwards, a homeowner in Ambler, PA became deeply concerned. They searched the Internet for durable solutions and discovered Quality 1st Basement Systems. After reviewing their work, the homeowner decided to hire them for an inspection and possible solution.

We arrived at the home and inspected the basement walls. We concluded the problem was a stage four issue, so we recommended our PowerBrace System as the perfect solution. PowerBrace is designed to stabilize bowing walls during its serious stages. The system is made from galvanized steel, so it will not rust. One benefit of installing PowerBrace is that it can potentially straighten the wall.

Within a few days, our crew arrived at the home and installed the system. Since then, the homeowner has not experienced any other foundation issues in their home. They have been satisfied with the services of Quality 1st Basement Systems.

A homeowner in Jefferson, NJ was interested in lifting their sinking concrete steps, before the winter season, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems. Our System Design Specialist, Jeff P., inspected the steps and measured how big the gap was. After, he presented his findings to the homeowner and recommended the concrete steps be lifted using the Polylevel Injection Method.

Polylevel is a durable and long-lasting solution for concrete repair. Some benefits of using Polylevel include it being waterproof, environmentally friendly, and quick to recover. The process involves our crew drilling small, penny-sized holes into the sinking concrete. They then use specially designed equipment to inject polyurethane foam into the empty void. Once the void has been filled, the polyurethane foam expands and lifts the concrete to its desired height. This process is repeated until the concrete steps are lifted.

After the repair, our crew did a thorough cleanup, making sure there was no foam or loose equipment laying around the property. The homeowner was very satisfied with the results!

This homeowner in Woodland Park, New Jersey noticed their concrete walkway was sinking and settling. This can happen due to the soil underneath the concrete constantly expanding and shrinking with the wet weather and dry weather. Another factor can be that poorly backfilled soil was poured, and causes voids underneath the slab. If this goes without repair, someone could injure themselves over this tripping hazard! 

The homeowner searched for solutions online and found that Quality 1st Basement Systems was a reputable company. They gave us a call and our customer care representative provided excellent customer service and booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Joseph DelVecchio. Joseph arrived at the home a few days later and began his free-estimate inspection of the home. Joseph saw the concrete was settling and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete. 

Our foreman, Ramon arrived at the home and began the process of using our PolyLevel Injections. This is done by drilling tiny holes into the concrete and injecting the foam underneath the voids. This process is repeated until the concrete is brought 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 satisfied with the outcome, as well as the professionalism they witnessed on the job! They no longer had to worry about tripping hazards! 

This homeowner in Paterson, New Jersey noticed their pool patio was sinking and settling. This can happen because of 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 cause your concrete to shift and settle, which also creates dangerous tripping hazards. If this goes without repair, someone could get injured! 

The homeowner did not want this issue to go without 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. Our specialist provided a free estimate inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to lift and level the concrete slabs.

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 is brought to a raised position. PolyLevel is a lightweight and environmentally friendly solution that will not add any weight to the existing soil.

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

This homeowner in Wayne, New Jersey noticed their concrete stairway was sinking and causing tripping hazards. This can happen from soil erosion underneath the concrete. As water runs down through the cracks in the concrete, it washes the soil out as it passes through. If this goes without repair, someone could trip and injure themselves.

The homeowner did not want this to go without repair, so they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems after finding us online. Our customer care representative booked them an appointment with our System Design Specialist, Joseph DelVecchio. Joseph provided an inspection and suggested they use polyurethane foam to raise the concrete.

Our foreman, Ramon arrived at the home a few days later and began using our PolyLevel Injections. This is done by drilling small, penny-sized holes into the concrete and injecting the foam into the voids underneath. PolyLevel can be installed within 20 minutes and will not add any weight to the existing soil. 

When the job was complete, the homeowner was happy with the results! They did not have to worry about tripping on their concrete anymore! 

Quality 1st Basement Systems was contacted by a homeowner in Far Rockway, NY about a basement concern. The homeowner noticed water seeping into the basement during heavy rains and needed to find a durable solution to prevent the problem from happening again. We provided a thorough inspection of the basement and recommended the WaterGuard French Drain and TripleSafe Sump Pump as 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. Both systems are durable and will keep the basement dry and healthy.

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

This homeowner in Newfoundland, New Jersey noticed a musty smell coming from their crawl space. This can often happen if a crawl space is exposed to the earth's elements. Dirt and soil hold a lot of moisture, which eventually turns into water vapor that rises into the air. This can create many negative effects such as rotting wood, smelly carpets, increased energy bills, and even mold growth!

The homeowner did not want this issue to go without repair, so they 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, Mike Notar. Mike provided an inspection and suggested they seal the crawl space from the earth's elements. 

A few days later, our foreman installed our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System which is a durable crawl space liner that is mold-proof and waterproof. CleanSpace will completely block out moisture and humidity, and keep the crawl space dry and healthy all year round! 

When the homeowner saw the finished results, they were happy to see their crawl space was sealed, and they had extra space for storage!