Before & After Photos

Quality 1st Basement Systems sealed this dirty crawl space in Little Egg Harbor, NJ with CleanSpace vapor barrier. Sealing off the crawl space protects it from high humidity, moisture, and outside pests. CleanSpace vapor barrier has a built-in freshener that keeps the crawl space smelling fresh and clean.

A homeowner in Little Egg Harbor, NJ had signs of mold in their crawl space and needed a new vapor barrier. Quality 1st system design specialist inspected the crawl space and noticed that the crawl space needed to be encapsulated.

A new vapor barrier system, CleanSpace was installed in the crawl space. This vapor barrier system is durable, bright white liner that goes on the walls and floors preventing humidity from passing through. This system is mold resistant and will prevent against rips and tears.    

Carmine's seaside home in Little Egg Harbor was experiencing moisture and possibly mold in the crawl space. Because of the dirt floor in his crawl space, there were high levels of humidity and it was creating an overall unhealthy environment. Quality 1st Basements solution was to encapsulate Carmine's crawl space with CleanSpace to separate the house from the earth and give his crawl space a more pleasant appearance. Ultimately, this solved the humidity problem and the homeowner had peace of mind knowing his home, and the people inside, were safe.  

A homeowner in Little Egg Harbor, was concerned with their foundation after noticing it had started showing signs of settlement. Entering the crawl space you could see interior and exterior cracking in the block foundation. When System Design Specialist, Joe Mancini , provided a full inspection, right away he could tell the homes foundation had moved and needed additional support. 

Joe recommended PushPiers be installed to support and stabilize the home. Foreman, Jonathan and his team installed 11 PushPiers along the foundation to prevent future settlement. 

A homeowner in Little Egg Harbor, New Jersey was experiencing musty smells and water seepage in their crawl space. This happens because of the soil around the home. Over time this soil settles and becomes saturated during heavy rainfall. This saturated soil creates hydrostatic pressure and pushes weight through the walls. The homeowner contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems and our System Design Specialist, Joe Mancini, was able to provide an inspection. He suggested a vapor barrier system be installed in the crawl space. Our foreman, Luis Aguirre, installed the CleanSpace Vapor Barrier System throughout the crawl space. This vapor barrier system is thick like a pool liner and will keep moisture out of the crawl space. This system drains water behind it while giving the crawl space a bright and healthy.