Before & After Photos

Small cracks in the floor of this Old Bridge, NJ home allowed for water to seep through and create puddles on the floor. Since water flows downhill, it was pooling towards the lowest point in the basement. Eventually the standing water created a musty odor, moisture and Efflorescence in the basement.

   The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basements to provide a solution and so our System Design Specialist recommended a TripleSafe Sump Pump System since it would be the ultimate protection for this size of a basement. The TripleSafe would be able to keep this space dry with these three sump pumps inside. 

A homeowner in Old Bridge, NJ was having a high level of humidity problems in the crawl space. Quality 1st came out to the home and installed a Sedona dehumidifier, clean space walling and drainage matting.

The homeowner was pleased with the results after the installation was complete. The clean space liner keeps the area clean and keeps the creepy crawlers away. The Sedona dehumidifier stops mold growth, musty odors and dust mites away from the crawl space.

Check out this amazing Sump Pump replacement job we completed in Old Bridge Township to create a dry and healthy basement in this home. 

A homeowner was looking to have it's crawl space encapsulated as winter was coming. Encapsulating your crawl space brings benefits to the value and health of the home. System design specialist Dane Cuccinello, went out to the home and inspected the area to give the homeowner a permanent solution. Dane recommended Installing CleanSpace to keep the area clean from mold and creepy crawlers. SilverGlo was also recommended as it insulates the walls by keeping the area dry and warm. The Sedona dehumidifier would be the best option to allow the crawl space to have low humidity. The homeowner moved forward with the project and was not disappointed. It gave a peace of mind that the crawl space was now dry and healthy. 

A homeowner in Old Bridge, New Jersey noticed their basement walls were cracking and bowing inwards. This is due to the poorly compacted, saturated soil around the foundation, which creates hydrostatic pressure against the walls. The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Will Harris, who suggested they use a wall reinforcement system. Our foreman installed the CarbonArmor Wall Reinforcement System which is made from a fiber-reinforced polymer that is 10 times stronger than steel. The straps are attached to the wall and secured with heavy-duty steel brackets. The straps will stabilize the wall and begin to pull it back to its original position.