Before & After Photos

Dealing with persistent moisture in their crawl space, a homeowner in Middletown, DE recognized the potential risks of mold growth and structural damage and turned to Quality 1st for a lasting solution. Our team conducted a thorough inspection to assess the extent of water intrusion and determine the most effective course of action. By evaluating the unique conditions of the space, we were able to design a tailored waterproofing plan that would protect the home for years to come.

The solution included the installation of our patented SilverGlo Insulation Panels to provide both moisture resistance and thermal protection, a TripleSafe Sump Pump for reliable water removal, and an IceGuard Discharge Line to prevent freeze-related damage. To further safeguard the environment, we added our SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier to control humidity and a Window Well Duct to ensure proper ventilation.

Together, these high-performance solutions restored the crawl space to a dry, healthy state while giving the homeowner peace of mind and long-term protection against further moisture problems!

This customer had a partially finished basement with an attached garage that would take on water whenever there was a heavy rainfall. After waterproofing multiple properties of hers, she knew our company would get this job done and get it done right. We came out and installed Waterguard along the problematic wall as well as 3 Triple Safe Sump Pumps, SaniDry Dehumidifier, 4 Sunhouse enclosures for the basement windows and Wellducts installed below each window, that would tie into the draining system. 

This Before And After will focus on one of the sump pump upgrades to our Triple Safe. As you can see the current sump pump was just an open pit with a pump, an open pit not only collects dirt and debris but will also allow odors and gases to escape from below the slab. Our Triple Safe Sump Pump comes with an airtight lid that will keep out bugs, debris, gases and quiets the noise of the pump. The Triple Safe also comes equipped with 3 pumps. We have the main pump which is a 1/3hp Zoeller pump, the second pump is a 1/2hp Zoeller that will operate when the first pump either fails, or gets overwhelmed and then the third and last pump is the battery back up pump that will turn on if and when power fails.

In Odessa, DE, a homeowner experiencing persistent water intrusion in their basement reached out to Quality 1st in search of a permanent solution. After conducting a thorough inspection, our team designed and implemented a dynamic waterproofing system tailored to the home’s specific needs.

The installation included our patented WaterGuard Drainage System to capture water at the foundation level, a TrenchDrain System to intercept surface water at key entry points, CleanSpace Wall Panels to act as a vapor barrier and enhance the basement's appearance, and our TripleSafe Sump Pump for reliable water removal, even during power outages. To further ensure protection in colder months, we added our IceGuard Discharge Line to prevent freezing-related backups.

Together, these components created a robust defense against moisture, effectively transforming the basement into a dry, healthy, and usable space the homeowner could trust for years to come!

Before transforming this Gilbertsville, PA  crawlspace, the confined 18-inch-high area was dark and damp. Recognizing the need for a vapor barrier, the homeowner contacted us for assistance. As illustrated in the after photo, we have thoroughly revitalized the space using our CleanSpace technology, SilverGlo insulation, and SaniDry Sedona to enhance moisture control and energy efficiency.

This customer was getting water in the basement through a wall leak. First we surrounded the walls of the basement with our CleanSpace wall system which catches any moisture or vapor from wall. Then, we installed our WaterGuard sub-flooring drainage system, which connects to the sump pump, around the perimeter of the basement. The WaterGuard is designed to capture wall and floor leakage that then would flow down to the sump pump.