Before & After Photos

When heavy rain consistently led to water collecting near their basement window, a New Castle, DE homeowner realized it wasn’t just a nuisance, it was a warning sign of potential water damage. Concerned about the risk of mold, wood rot, and long-term structural issues, they reached out to Quality 1st Basement Systems for a lasting solution. After a detailed inspection, our team identified a failing basement window with deteriorated seals and poor drainage as the primary cause of the moisture intrusion.

To effectively resolve the issue, we installed a new energy-efficient Egress Window, which provides a watertight seal while improving ventilation, natural light, and emergency egress in compliance with building codes. To further protect the basement, we added our Window WellDuct System, designed to redirect water from the window well directly into the home’s drainage system, preventing future pooling and seepage.

Together, these upgrades eliminated the homeowner’s water concerns and significantly enhanced the safety, function, and value of their basement space!

Decent-sized crawl space with some moisture problems and in need of some TLC. To help out, we installed a Sanidry Sedona Dehumidifier, Clean Space Vapor barrier, and Terrablock Floor insulation with Drainage matting. All of this allows the crawl space to be free of moisture while giving it a nice, clean look.

Water was entering the customers' Finished Basement through their Egress Window and if left unattended, this could have turned into an extremely costly nightmare for these homeowners. To help keep the basement dry, we installed a Triple Safe Sump pump, which will pump any water entering the basement to our Lawnscape Underground Pipe that directs the water out and away from the house.

In this customer's dirt crawl space, we installed our CleanSpace Vapor Barrier, which encapsulates moisture. By doing this, it's turning your dirty, moldy crawl space into a clean, dry foundation. 

A homeowner in Malvern, PA, recently noticed their patio slab had sunk, creating an uneven surface that not only detracted from the appearance of their home but also posed a potential tripping hazard. We discussed the details with the homeowner and recommended the PolyLevel system as the ideal solution to not only raise the patio slab but also ensure it remained level for years to come. Once the homeowner agreed to proceed, our experienced production team took over. Accuracy and precision were key to the job's success; we drilled small, inconspicuous holes in the affected slab. Through these holes, we carefully injected the high-strength polyurethane foam of the PolyLevel system. This innovative process allowed the foam to expand, filling voids and stabilizing the slab before gently lifting it back to its original position.