Before & After Photos

For this basement waterproofing job we installed a CleanSpace Vapor Barrier, Waterguard a SuperSump Pump, IceGuard and a Lawnscape underground pipe for the water discharge. 

Water was always getting into this customer's basement, and in some areas, they had standing water year-round. Our solution to this problem was to install a Cleanspace vapor barrier, WaterGuard, SuperSump Pump, and a battery backup.

This was a partially finished basement, and the ground would get saturated during rainstorms. We removed the old pump and installed our SuperSump sealed pump system that is strong, reliable and can pump out 2,280 gallons per hour. Our SuperSump features a built-in alarm system that indicates when water levels get high, an airtight lid that keeps any moisture or debris out, and has a floor drain, allowing water to drain into the pump. 

This Worton, MD, homeowner was growing increasingly overwhelmed by persistent water seepage in their basement. The constant moisture not only made the space uncomfortable but also raised serious concerns about the risk of structural rot and mold growth. Recognizing the potential long-term damage to their home, the homeowner reached out to Quality 1st in search of a permanent and effective waterproofing solution.

After a thorough inspection, our team designed a customized waterproofing plan tailored to the specific issues found in the basement. We installed our TrenchDrain System at vulnerable entry points to capture surface water, the WaterGuard Drainage System along the perimeter to intercept and redirect seepage, and CleanSpace Wall Panels to act as a vapor barrier while improving the basement’s appearance.

Together, these systems worked seamlessly to eliminate moisture intrusion, transforming the basement into a dry, healthy, and protected space, ultimately giving the homeowner total peace of mind!

Ground water running through a sump pump system can cause dirt and grime to accumulate in the bottom of the sump pump liner. After the Service Technician Javier removes the airtight lid, he removes the cast-iron pump and its components so he can clean the sump pump stands and sanitize the liner. The pump is checked and cleaned, check valves are changed, and float switch is checked. The SuperSump sump pump in this Worton, MD home is reassembled and once again ready to operate effectively and efficiently, pumping out 2,220 gallons of water per hour at an 8-foot head!