Before & After Photos

As a homeowner you always want to protect the investment of your home and foundation cracks can negatively impact that. Never ignore the signs of settlement or shifting. When this homeowner noticed large cracking in the exterior and small cracks on the interior of their homes foundation, they contacted foundation professional, Quality 1st Basement Systems. 

System Design Specialist, Steve V., did a full inspection of this home and recommended our PushPier System to stabilize the homes foundation and prevent future settlement. 

PushPiers are installed next to the footing and using special equipment,the foundation is lifted back towards its original position. The benefits of this system is the permanent stabilization of the foundation and the peace of mind it brings the homeowner knowing their home and family are safe. 

A Belle Mead, NJ homeowner became very concerned for their home when they noticed a large crack forming across their basement walls. They contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems for a solution. We installed the PowerBrace System, which stabilizes the walls and prevent them from bowing further. Peace of mind was restored to the homeowner knowing their basement walls were repaired. 

A homeowner from Sparta, NJ noticed significant unevenness and sagging on their first floor, which was affecting both the look and stability of their home. To correct the problem, SmartJacks were installed in the crawl space to reinforce and lift the weakened support beams. These adjustable steel supports provided a strong, long-lasting solution, restoring the floor to a level, stable condition. After the installation, the homeowner enjoyed solid, even floors and the confidence that their home’s foundation was structurally secure for the long term.

A homeowner in Sussex, NJ noticed their walls were bowing inwards, worried it was a sign of serious foundation concern, they contacted a Foundation professional to provide an inspection. Foundation Design Specialist, Laszlo, inspected the entire outside and inside of the foundation. The movement with both foundation walls was from the hydrostatic pressure on the opposite side forcing the wall to bow inwards. To stabilize the walls and prevent future movement, Laszlo recommended our CarbonArmor Reinforcement System.

A homeowner in Princeton, New Jersey noticed their walls were cracking and bowing inwards due to hydrostatic pressure pushing against the walls. Our System Design Specialist, Greg Louis, inspected the home and suggested our Wall Reinforcing System known as CarbonAmor. Our foreman installed the CarbonArmor Wall Reinforcing System to stabilize the wall and prevent future movement. Using high-strength epoxy resin, the carbon fiber straps are bonded to the interior face of the wall. This system requires no exterior excavation, installs quickly, and won't impact future basement finishing.