Before & After Photos

This Bayonne, NJ homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems, because their basement was undergoing water issues. Our System Design Specialist, Steve V. inspected the basement and recommended our WaterGuard French Drain System and Triple Safe Sump Pump would be the perfect solution. The WaterGuard French Drain System collects water seeping from the basement walls and directs it to the Triple Safe Sump Pump. The products work together to keep the space dry and healthy. 

This Bayonne, NJ homeowner has had their sump pump system for ten years. Each year, our Quality 1st Basement Systems service team provides annual maintenance to prolong the system's lifespan. Now, the home will be protected against water damage.

This Bayonne NJ homeowner was noticing signs of settlement located near their driveway and began to worry about potentially dangerous tripping hazards and inevitable structural deterioration. To ensure the most efficient solution the owner had our system design specialist Joseph conduct an extensive analysis of the situation. Following this evaluation our foreman Ash and his crew began installing our specially patented PolyLevel Foam Injections to lift and restore the slabs to their initial surface height, as well as our ultraviolet resistant Nexuspro Joint Sealant to safeguard against erosion. Together these powerful products will fully strengthen and fortify the driveway for many years to come!

Quality 1st Basement Systems installed BrightWall basement wall panels in this Ramsey, NJ water damaged basement. Brightwall keeps humidity and water vapor out of the basement. Paired with the high-performance TripleSafe sump pump, this basement will stay dry and looks much better. 

This concrete and slate patio in Ramsey, NJ was sinking, causting it to separate from the home. Quality 1st Basements injected Polylevel, a foam that expanded under the sunken slabs and filled all the voids in the slab, while pushing it up and securing it. The joints around the perimeter of the patio were then sealed to ensure that water would no longer seep through and cause the soil beneath the patio to erode.