Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Wrightstown, NJ had a dramatically bowing foundation wall. Quality 1st Basement installed a PowerBrace wall reinforcement system to straighten the wall back into place.

Our Slab Pier System helps in the stabilization of concrete floor in your home. The Before picture shows off the small holes that cored through the concrete floor to install the slab piers. Concrete is placed within the holes making the Slab Piers invisible.

A homeowner in Plainsboro, NJ decided to do something about the sunken and settled concrete slabs around his property. The trip hazards were not safe for his small children, family, or visitors. Foundation Supportworks of New Jersey was able to remedy the problem with the PolyLEVEL Polyurethane Injection System. Drilling penny sized holes in the concrete and injecting the foam was able to lift the sunken concrete back to its original elevation.

A homeowner in Kendall Park, NJ was faced with foundation issues threatening their home's stability. Noticeable cracks along the basement walls were signs of pressure pushing against the foundation that, if left unresolved, could result in a complete wall collapse. Our expert team at Quality 1st was able to provide a noninvasive and preventative installation to solve the problem. CarbonArmor strips were bonded to the faulty foundation walls with a high-strength epoxy resin that reinforces and stabilizes the wall. With just these strips placed along the walls, our services restored this home's stability and the homeowner's peace of mind.

System Design Specialist: Joe

Foreman: Wilver

A homeowner in Randolph, New Jersey noticed that their walls were bowing and causing problems. The homeowner contacted Quality 1st for a solution. System Design Specialist, Mike B inspected the home and suggested that the GeoLock Wall Anchors be installed. These anchors are specially designed for what the homeowner was experiencing. The wall anchors are made of galvanized steel for a long-lasting solution that will prevent any further inward movement of the walls. These anchors extend from the wall to the stable, soil beyong the home. They areanchored into the stronger soils, brace the foundation wall, preventing further movement. These anchors are installed with minimal invasion and can be easily concealed.