Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Westfield, New Jersey had high humidity and moisture in their crawl space and needed it encapsulated and contacted Quality 1st for a solution. Our System Design Specialist inspected the crawl space and recommended that it be encapsulated. First, drainage matting was installed on the crawl space floor to make sure no water gets trapped underneath the liner. The matting has raised dimples to make sure this does not happen and direct the water to the sump pump. CleanSpace vapor barrier liner was installed on the crawl space walls and floors to make sure no water vapor or humidity passes through. CleanSpace will ensure that the crawl space stays dry and healthy. To filter the crawl space air and keep it clean, the SaniDry Sedona is an efficient, high-performance dehumidifier that is small enough to fit into small crawl spaces. The Sedona will prevent any mold or mildew growth in the crawl space. The homeowners were pleased with the transformation of their crawl space.   

The crawlspace under our customer's home in Westfield was not doing a good job of holding up the floors above. They were uneven and sagging, causing a real problem for the homeowner.  Design specialist Jay Hugee recommended SmartJack and supplemental beams to lift and strengthen the floors above.  Once Juan and his crew finished the work the home was back to stable and level.

To stop water, pests and unwanted drafts from entering through the basement windows, our crew installed SunHouse Window Wells. This will allow more natural light into the basement, brightening up the space all while protecting the space from the nasty outside environment that could cause dampness and mold. 

This homeowner in Westfield, New Jersey has been a loyal customer of Quality 1st Basement Systems for over ten years! Since it was time for their annual maintenance check-up, our Service team cleaned out their sump pump and made sure it was working properly. 

A homeowner in Westfield, New Jersey was looking to replace their window well with something enclosed. Basement windows can be an issue because they let most of the moisture and water into the basement. Our System Design Specialist, JC Gibriano, provided and inspection and suggested that an enclosed window would be the best option. Our foreman, Wilver Cardoza, installed The SunHouse Basement Window Enclosure. This will keep out water and moisture, along with insects and weeds. The SunHouse will never rust or rot and will prevent rain and water from overflowing gutters.