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Crawl Space Transformation in Oakland, NJ

This crawl space of an Oakland, NJ home was suffering from an unhealthy and water-damaged environment. Over time, the saturated soil surrounding the home forced water inside the crawl space, resulting in unpleasant, musty conditions. The homeowner recognized this problem and the risk of further, more extensive damage to their home and turned to Quality 1st for a solution. Our team provided a complete crawl space encapsulation to waterproof the space, featuring our CleanSpace vapor Barrier. This was paired with new Drainage Matting lining the crawl space floor for water flow beneath the vapor barrier. The crawl space was insulated with our SilverGlo Insulation to waterproof the walls while maintaining a healthy environment beneath the home. Thanks to our crew, this new installation restores the health and longevity of the home to stay protected against water damage.

 

System Design Specialist: Luis A.

Foreman: Alex V.

SmartJacks installed in South Amboy, NJ

CleanSpace Liner, drainage matting, and SilverGlo were also installed in this crawlspace. Our full perimeter system which is called WaterGuard, a WaterGuard Port, and TripleSafe sump pump were also put in place at the residence in South Amboy.

Foundation Wall Repaired in South Amboy, NJ

A basement in South Amboy, NJ had a horizontal crack on the wall. Quality 1st Basement Systems installed CarbonArmor wall strips to secure and stabilize the foundation.

Replacing an Old Sump Pump in Laurence Harbor, NJ

Quality 1st Basement Systems replaced this old sump pump in Laurence Habor, NJ with a powerful TripleSafe sump pump. The TripleSafe will keep the basement dry with its three pumps.

3 inch Concrete Slab Settlement Fixed in Old Bridge Township, NJ

A concrete slab in the backyard of this Old Bridge Township home was sinking about 3 inches. System Design Specialist, Maurice Robinson, recommended PolyLevel since it would be able to raise the slab without having to remove and replace the concrete. A small penny size hole is drilled into the concrete slab, the PolyLevel foam is then injected underneath, raising the slab back to its desired level. The homeowners were able to walk on the slab within 15 minutes of job completion.