Before & After Photos

This homeowner in Hooksett, New Hampshire had lived in their home for the past 5 years. Since moving into their home they had noticed the cracks in the slab in the basement. Over the past couple of years, they have seen the cracks get bigger so they reached out to EFS for a free inspection. Our Design Specialist recommended installing PolyLevel to fill any void under the slab and seal the cracks.

This homeowner in Hooksett, New Hampshire has become worried about the structural integrity of the second-floor sunroom/deck. They called EFS for a free inspection and our Design Specialist recommended installing Helical Piers and EZ Posts to replace the old supports. 

In the before photo, notice the rusting lally columns in the basement/garage of a Bedford, NH home, creating a need for additional support. This homeowner called Erickson Foundation Solutions for our stabilized support system. We installed the SmartJack® System to solve this issue effectively. As shown in the after photo, our galvanized steel SmartJacks replaced the failing columns and offered firm floor support. Providing stability and confidence to our customers, this system effectively redistributes home weight, ensuring structural reliability for years to come.

Notice in the before photo, a homeowner in Hooksett, NH faced concerns with their foundation wall leaning one inch inward. This common issue signaled a need for robust intervention. To restore the wall's integrity, we expertly installed seven GeoLock Wall Anchors. As shown in the after photo, the anchors' advanced design pushed against unstable conditions, halting further inward movement. These heavy-duty steel anchors, embedded in stable soil, provide a permanent solution capable of doing more than halting problems—it straightens walls over time, ensuring durability and instilling peace of mind.

This home built in the 1920's was dealing with sagging beams and floor joists, which ultimately led to cracking plaster in the home above. The old columns and posts in the basement were replaced with SmartJacks, which were then raised to stabilize the floor system above.