Before & After Photos

An Allentown, New Jersey homeowner had a wet basement. The homeowner was concerned and wanted to make sure his basement stayed dry, and that the problem did not get worse. He noticed that during heavy rain storms, his previous sump pump system was not working as well and didn't pump out all the water. It had an open lid and was getting debris and dirt inside. After calling Quality 1st Basement Systems for a free estimate on a new sump pump, basement specialist Keith MacFarlane suggested a SuperSump sump pump. The SuperSump sump pump can pump 2,500 gallons of water per hour out away from the house. It has a watertight seal that keeps debris out of the sump pump, and looks much better than an open pit sump pump. The SuperSump sump pump has an optional battery back up that will turn the sump pump on even when the home loses power. Now this basement has a sump pump that the homeowner can rely on and trust!

This crawl space entrance was below the ground of this Brick, NJ home. This type of entrance can leak water into the basement. Quality 1st Basement Systems installed the Turtl to address these issues. The Turtl access well helps to maintain a clean, safe, and dry crawl space.

This Brick basement had sustained water damage on the walls and floors from past flooding issues. Quality 1st Basement System installed BrightWall panels. BrightWall is made of plastic, making the system waterproof and mold resistant. Then ThermalDry Flooring was installed, which is made up of modular tiles on raised pegs to prevent seepage of water and cold air.

Quality 1st Basement Systems installed a Turtl crawl space entry well in this Brick, NJ home. The Turtl entry well is made with durable, waterproof plastic.

This Brick, NJ basement looks beautiful and is perfectly dry. Quality 1st Basement Systems installed a TripleSafe sump pump, a basement drain, and waterproof walls.