Before & After Photos

The owner of this South Richmond Hill, Queens NY basement needed a powerful sump pump that they could depend on. Quality 1st Basement Systems installed a TripleSafe sump pump, which has three pumps and a battery backup.

Quality 1st Basement Systems replaced an old, nasty smelling sump pump with a TripleSafe sump pump. Now this Far Rockaway, Queens NY basement is safe from flooding!

Homeowner had sagging beams in the basement of their Jamaica, NY home which brought serious concern to the owner and his family. They contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems who sent System Design Specialist, Ken Peare, out to inspect the basement and discuss the solution Quality 1st could provide them.

The Quality 1st crew installed SmartJacks under the sinking beams which lifts the beams back to the original state, stabilizing them and preventing future damage. ZenWall insulated panels were installed to give the basement a more finished look!  ThermalDry flooring was  installed on the floors to  make the basement floor more comfortable to stand but also keeps it warmer due to the pegs underneath preventing the flooring from laying directly on the cold concrete floor. This Waterproof and mold resistant flooring is great for any basement floor and is highly recommended when the basement is not completely finished.

Now the family can finally use and enjoy their basement without worrying about cold feet and sagging beams. 

Quality 1st Basement Systems kept this Arvene, Queens basement dry with a TripleSafe sump pump. The three pumps and battery back-up protect this basement from flooding.

The owners of this Queens, NY home had frequent flooding in their basement. The water often seeped into the basement through the floor joints and walls. Quality 1st Basement Systems installed WaterGuard basement waterproofing system around the perimeter of the basement to waterproof the basement. BrightWall, which are mold-resistent, moisture-barrier wall panels, was installed around the basement on the basement walls to stop water from leaking into the basement through the pourous cinderblock walls. The basement is now completely dry and healthy!