Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Brick, NJ upgraded their aging basement entry by replacing an old Bilco door with a new, more dependable system. The new installation provides a secure basement entrance, improves the home's appearance, and offers better protection from the elements. Replacing a worn basement door is an excellent way to improve both functionality and long-term peace of mind while keeping basement access safe and reliable.

This Brick, NJ crawl space project involved a combination of structural repair and moisture control. Our team used TrueFloor to remove and replace the main beam and complete joist sistering and replacement, followed by CleanSpace, SilverGlo, and six SmartJacks. The result is a reinforced, encapsulated crawl space with improved support and moisture protection.

This Brick, NJ crawl space needed attention to its structural woodwork as well as its moisture conditions. TrueFloor was used for main beam removal and replacement along with joist sistering and replacement, followed by CleanSpace encapsulation, SilverGlo insulation, and six SmartJacks. It is a great example of how a crawl space can be addressed from the framing underneath the home all the way through moisture control and structural support.

This Thiells, NY, homeowner had always dreamed of finishing their basement, but every attempt was thwarted by water damage and a damp, uncomfortable atmosphere. Determined to finally transform the space, they reached out to Quality 1st Basement Systems for assistance.

The team recommended our specially patented ThermalDry Elite Plank Flooring, designed to prevent moisture and provide an insulating barrier. Once installed, the basement was completely transformed into a dry, healthy, and inviting environment—free from musty odors and cold floors.

With the new flooring in place, the homeowner finally had the warm, stylish, and functional space they had always envisioned!

System Design Specialist: Javier Hoyos Romero

Foreman: Heriberto 

SuperSump Pump System installed in a leaky basement in Eatontown, NJ.