Before & After Photos

A Parsippany homeowner noticed that the concrete slabs on her walkway were uneven and needed to be raised. Quality 1st Basement Systems raised her concrete slabs using PolyLEVEL which is a much neater and cheaper alternative to mudjacking. PolyLEVEL is injected through very small holes and can be walked on that same day!

Quality 1st Basement Systems installed a powerful sump pump in this Parsippany, NJ hotel basement to keep the area healthy and dry.

A homeowner in Parsippany, New Jersey had floors above their crawl space that were bouncy and needed support.

Quality 1st was called for a FREE estimate and our System Design Specialist recommended that SmartJacks Helical Piers to be installed, in order to provide support for the crawl space. SmartJacks provide a permanent solution to floor joists sagging. The system can easily be adjusted at any point if the home requires it. A CleanSpace Vapor Barrier Liner was also installed, in order to fully encapsulate the area. 

Pasippany-Troy Hills, NJ homeowner was experiencing water seepage coming up from the ground in corners of their basement. We sent Senior Design Specialist, Ken Peare, out to inspect the basement and design a solution that best fit the basements needs. 

Ken recommended a full perimeter system to protect the entire basement from future water seepage and potential flooding. Our Team also installed our TripleSafe Sump Pump System to provide the ultimate protection. 

Joe, a homeowner in Morris County, was experiencing concrete settlement and contacted Quality 1st Basements. He noticed large cracks had formed due to the sinking concrete. Looking for a solution that would be more cost effective, he decided to get a free estimate for our concrete raising solution, Polylevel. 

Concrete Repair Specialist, Jeff P., met with the homeowner and did a walk through to inspect the entire back patio area. He measured 4 inches of settlement and noticed the multiple cracks in the concrete that brought concern to the homeowner. With Joe's goals in mind, Jeff recommended PolyLevel over replacement because it would be more cost effective and permanently stabilize the existing concrete slabs.