Before & After Photos

A Clarksboro, NJ homeowner knew it was time to repair their concrete steps after seeing one side completely sunk. Sunken and uneven concrete can cause multiple tripping hazards for your home, so it's important to have it repaired. Our System Design Specialist, Chris B., inspected the concrete and recommended it be repaired using the Polylevel Injection method. Polyelvel is a durable and long-lasting solution for concrete repair because it's waterproof and recovers quickly. After the repair, the homeowner was thrilled to see their concrete steps leveled. 

This homeowner located in Bridgeton NJ, reached out dealing with concerns of tripping hazards and structural decline surrounding their backyard pool area due to uneven concrete slabs. After receiving an extensive inspection from our system design specialist it was clear the wisest decision was a total PolyLevel installation. Our skilled foreman and his team reached the premises and began injecting polylevel beneath the uneven concrete slabs restoring them to their original height, providing stability for the sunken slabs and essentially solidifying the surface in the process. Now the owner can rejoice and appreciate their newly renovated walkway and completely fortified backyard surface area!

Quality 1st  Basement Systems went out to Mullica Hill, NJ to lift and level this front porch. The concrete porch was lifted and in 15 minutes, the homeowners were able to walk on it without a problem.

A worrying wall crack in the basement pointing to potential water damage and stress. Our answer was FlexiSpan, a powerfully designed and nimble solution tailored to seal the deal against leaks and fears. As showcased in the after shot, protection has been restored.

Water can find its way into the basement through many different passages. This particular homeowner in Mullica Hill, NJ discovered water leaking into their basement through the window wells. Luckily, our team at Quality 1st was able to provide them with a solution. Our CleanSpace Wall Vapor Barrier was installed all along the basement walls, providing passage of any leaking water behind the liner, and down into the floor where our WaterGuard Perimeter Drain was installed. These two installations work hand in hand to prevent any water from making it into the basement, and, instead, direct water through the WaterGuard channel and into the sump pump. Now their space is neat and dry!

Service Tech: John 

Foreman: Eduardo