Before & After Photos

A homeowner located in Egg Harbor City, NJ, noticed their crawl space support beams were sagging, so they contacted us for a solution. Our crew installed our SmartJack Support Systems, which will restore and lift the support beams, providing structural stability to the crawl space. Now, this homeowner has peace of mind knowing their crawl space is supported.

System Design Specialist: David Brenner 

Foreman: Esau

Browns Mills homeowner noticed a few horizontal and vertical cracks in his cinder block foundation. Quality 1st Basement Systems used the CarbonArmor foundation repair system to stabilize the walls. CarbonArmor is ten times stronger than steel and specifically designed to repair bowing foundation walls or foundation cracks. This homeowner's basement walls are now stabilized keeping his home safe!

A homeowner in Jefferson, New Jersey had a cracked and bowing wall in their foundation. The homeowner found Quality 1st while looking for solutions on the internet. The PowerBrace Wall Repair System was installed in the home to stabilize the foundation walls. The PowerBrace consists of steel l-beams that are secured to the joists above the wall with steel brackets. This system is easily adjustable, allowing the brace to be tightened and to attempt to raise the wall back to its original position.      

A homeowner in Somers Point, NJ noticed the floors on the first level of their home were beginning to sag. Concerned, they contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems for a solution. Our Specialist, Joe, recommended additional support to the sagging floor beams. Our foreman, Jonathan and his crew installed our SmartJack Crawl Space Support System to support the beams inside the crawl space. SmartJacks are designed to stabilize weak crawl space beams, which support the floors of most standard homes. Once the crawl space beams are supported, the floors above are straightened. Peace of mind was restored to the homeowner once their floors were fully repaired.

A homeowner in Sussex, NJ noticed their walls were bowing inwards, worried it was a sign of serious foundation concern, they contacted a Foundation professional to provide an inspection. Foundation Design Specialist, Laszlo, inspected the entire outside and inside of the foundation. The movement with both foundation walls was from the hydrostatic pressure on the opposite side forcing the wall to bow inwards. To stabilize the walls and prevent future movement, Laszlo recommended our CarbonArmor Reinforcement System.