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Crawl Space Encapsulation in Egg Harbor Township, NJ
Faced with a soggy crawl space problem in Egg Harbor Township, NJ, this homeowner needed a reliable solution fast. As you notice in the before photo, the area was struggling with dampness, compromising comfort and air quality, along with poor insulation. We installed CleanSpace for a watertight seal, SilverGlo panels for insulation, and a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier to combat dampness.
Crawl Space Entrance in Egg Harbor Township, NJ
Before, this Egg Harbor Township home's crawl space struggled with water buildup and inefficient insulation. As you can see in the before photo, The old entrance to the space was insecure and allowed access to rodents, pests, water seepage, and other unwanted intruders. We stepped in to encapsulate the crawl space, and along with that project came a new crawl space entrance! The space is now protected and sealed off.
Sump Pump Installation in Egg Harbor Township, NJ
Recently at Quality 1st, we had the opportunity to help a Egg Harbor Township, NJ homeowner tackle a frustrating challenge: constant water in their basement, despite it being a newer home. We installed our trusted SuperSump pump system alongside our DryTrak system; both known for their reliability and efficiency in keeping basements dry and healthy.
Encapsulating a Damp Crawl Space in Egg Harbor Township, NJ
A homeowner in Egg Harbor Township, NJ, found themselves grappling with a common but challenging problem: their crawl space was poorly insulated, with much of the existing insulation falling apart. The diagnosis pinpointed the root of their issues, calling for a specialized combination of products to rectify the situation: CleanSpace for the vapor barrier, SaniDry Sedona for efficient dehumidification, and SilverGlo for high-quality insulation.
Crawl Space Repair in Martinsville, NJ
This Martinsville, NJ home had developed a crack in the first floor. The homeowners contacted Quality 1st Basement Systems in regards to helping repair their foundation. The inspector determined that their were temporary jacks installed in the crawl space which were insufficiently supporting the home which caused the crack in the first floor. SmartJacks were installed in this crawl space to properly support this foundation.
