Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Whippany, New Jersey was experiencing water seeping in through the basement walls. This is due to the wet soil around the foundation creating hydrostatic pressure. They contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Javier Romero, provided an inspection and suggested they install a new sump pump and  French drain system. Our foreman, Juan Garcia, installed the SuperSump Classic which will pump out standing water. Then, the foreman installed the WaterGuard Drain System which sits on top of the foundation footing and catches water to drain to the sump pump. These systems will help the basement stay dry by protecting it against water seepage. 

A homeowner in Whippany, New Jersey had been struggling with their damp basement for years. Quality 1st Basement Systems provided them with a permanent solution by installing a full perimeter waterproofing system to keep this area dry against any rain.  Our  foreman, Juan Garcia, installed the EverLast Bright Wall Panel System  to help create a dry environment in this space. BrightWall creates a vapor barrier on your basement walls to block water vapor and humidity from coming through the foundation wall.   

This homeowner in Whippany, New Jersey noticed it was time to schedule their annual maintenance appointment with Quality 1st Basement Systems. Each year, our service team will go to the home and thoroughly clean and flood-test the system. This will allow our team to ensure the system is operating properly, and there are no errors with the system. Taking care of your sump pump is important because it prolongs the lifespan of the system! 

After dealing with musty odors and rising humidity on the first floor, this homeowner from Whippany, NJ finally discovered the source of the problem; their crawl space. The exposed floor and damp air were causing moisture to seep upward into the rest of the home. Determined to protect their investment, they chose a CleanSpace encapsulation system.

A homeowner in Millstone, New Jersey had stair step cracks on the inside wall of their basement and contacted Quality 1st for a solution.

Our System Design Specialist inspected the basement and recommended that Push Piers be installed. Push Piers are installed next to the footings and attached with a heavy duty steel bracket. Soil is backfilled around the piers once stabilization and lifting is complete to finish the installation. Push Piers provide a permanent solution for foundation stabilization.