Before & After Photos

In Philadelphia, PA, a homeowner began facing persistent water seepage in their basement, which posed a significant risk of rot and mold growth, threatening the structural integrity of the home. Concerned about the long-term damage, the homeowner reached out to Quality 1st for a long-term waterproofing solution.

Upon arrival, our team quickly got to work by installing our patented WaterGuard Drainage System along the basement perimeter, effectively capturing and redirecting water away from the foundation. We also added our TrenchDrain System to manage water flow near doorways, along with our TripleSafe Sump Pump, which included a primary pump, secondary pump, and a battery-powered backup for added reliability. To seal and protect the walls, we installed our mold-resistant CleanSpace Wall Panels, ensuring a moisture-proof barrier.

Together, these systems successfully eradicated further water intrusion issues, transforming the basement into a dry, healthy, and protected space for the homeowner to enjoy for years to come!

In Pipersville, PA, a homeowner faced a sinking concrete sidewalk, posing a trip hazard and detracting from their home's curb appeal. As seen in the "before" photo, the area needed serious attention. Enter Quality 1st, with our innovative PolyLevel and SealantPro treatments. Our solution, shown in the "after" photo, lifted and stabilized the concrete, while also protecting it against future wear. 

In the before photo, notice how uneven and sunken the sidewalk area in Pipersville, PA looks - a common sight that many homeowners dread. Thanks to our expert team at Quality 1st, the after photo showcases a remarkably level and smooth surface. We used PolyLevel injection to lift and stabilize the concrete, followed by SealantPro to protect and extend its life. 

A homeowner in Milford, New Jersey was looking to add waterproof flooring to their basement and make the concrete floors look better. They contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our foreman installed the ThermalDry Basement Tiles throughout the basement. These floor tiles are waterproof, and will never crack or shatter. The floor tiles create a thermal break from the surface of the concrete floor, making the floor temperature warmer. This flooring has no grout to clean, which makes for a low-maintenance flooring option. If they do ever get damaged, the floor tiles are easy to remove and replace.

This homeowner in Milford, New Jersey has been a loyal customer of Quality 1st Basement Systems for ten years! Our service team provides excellent care and education to ensure your sump pump system will operate at its best performance, and to keep the basement dry.