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This homeowner in Ardsley, New York had a basement in need of a foundation repair. This home had a bowing cinderblock foundation wall in his basement and Quality 1st Basement Systems was notified immediately to fix this safety hazard. The installation team installed CarbonArmor to repair the bowing foundation wall and this homeowner also wanted Basement to Beautiful Wall Panels on his basement walls. This New York homeowner now has a safe basement and the bowing foundation wall problem has been fixed.
The floors of this Whitestone, Queens home were sagging due to lack of adequate support in the crawl space. Quality 1st Basement Systems installed SmartJack crawl space support beams to support the crawl space beam. The floors are no longer sagging, and this foundation is safe.
The weakest spots in a foundation are in areas where its open such as windows and doorways. When cracks form in one of these areas, its a sign your foundation is shifting and settling. In this homeowners situation we recommended a PowerBrace System to stabilization.
The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority had settlement issues on two rail lines at a road crossing in Ambler, Pennsylvania for several years. Previous attempts to lift settled rail slabs with mudjacking were not precise and were prone to washouts over time. They decided to contact Quality 1st to learn more about PolyLEVEL. The PolyLEVEL System is a two-part urethane that, when combined, expands into a waterproof, rigid foam that is used to fill voids, stabilize slabs, and lift concrete. The PolyLEVEL installation began by drilling penny-sized injection holes into the concrete slab. Next, using specialized equipment, approximately 500 hundred pounds of PolyLEVEL was injected below the slab through 96 injection areas. The slab was raised to its original elevation and cars as well as pedestrians were able to walk and drive on the concrete just minutes after installation.
Quality 1st had the opportunity to lift sunken and settled concrete at the train tracks in Ambler, Pennsylvania using the PolyLEVEL Polyurethane Injection System.