Before & After Photos

The homeowner living in Williamstown, NJ had a driveway that had sunk about three inches.  Looking for a solution, the homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems. System Design Specialist, Maurice Robinson, examined the homeowner's driveway and recommended Polylevel to solve the problem. The Project Manager and his crew, injected PolyLevel into the homeowners driveway. The driveway was quickly raised, elevating the driveway and therefore removing the tripping hazard, leaving the homeowner satisfied.

Our Concrete Repair Specialist, Andy recommended PolyLevel to lift and level this sinking apron in front of the garage. We drilled small penny-size holes into the concrete slab and injected PolyLevel underneath to raise the slab back to level. PolyLevel is environmentally friendly and waterproof so it wont wash away or cause future settling. 

In Williamstown, NJ, a homeowner faced an all-too-common yet troublesome problem: a sinking sidewalk and driveway with numerous cracks spreading throughout. These issues not only threatened the aesthetics of their property but also created safety concerns. We chose to utilize our trusted PolyLevel and NexusPro systems. The PolyLevel system, proficient in lifting and leveling concrete slabs, involves injecting a high-strength polyurethane foam beneath the concrete through small, strategically placed holes. This foam expands as it cures, meticulously lifting the slabs back into their correct positions. For the driveway's cracks and joints, we applied our durable NexusPro joint sealant, designed to endure the elements and keep water infiltration at bay. 

In Williamstown, NJ, a homeowner faced a common yet frustrating problem: sinking sidewalks and driveway with visible cracks running throughout. The issue not only hampered the curb appeal but also posed a safety hazard. Recognizing the need for prompt and effective action, the homeowner reached out to Quality 1st for a solution. We employed our PolyLevel system, a robust solution that stabilizes and lifts the settled slabs using high-strength polyurethane foam. By injecting this foam through small holes in the concrete, we ensured an even lift and secure placement back to its original elevation. This process efficiently filled gaps and restored the surface integrity without invasive methods. 

We faced a unique challenge with this historic Victorian home in Mauricetown, NJ, where the kitchen was supported solely by cornerstones, raising concerns about structural integrity and temperature regulation. Our objective was to secure and insulate the area without compromising its heritage. As illustrated, we implemented SmartJack for enhanced support, CleanSpace for effective sealing, and SilverGlo for superior insulation. The transformation is evident: a previously exposed crawl space is now well-protected, honoring the home's historical significance while ensuring year-round comfort.