Before & After Photos

In Westford, MA, the homeowner faced a serious issue with water intrusion through a cracked basement foundation wall and 1/4'' wall deflection. This compromised their home's structural integrity and security. Leaks and wall shifts were evident. Erickson Foundation Solutions swiftly addressed this with our advanced GeoLock Wall Anchor and FlexiSpan systems. These solutions prevented further inward wall movement and ensured effective crack sealing. The after photo clearly demonstrates the restored stability and water protection, guaranteeing a safer, sounder home environment.

This homeowner had concerns with the supports in the crawlspace. The floors in the home were sagging and noisy, and the supports in the crawlspace were old, rusted, and unreliable. A number of SmartJacks were installed by Erickson Foundation Supportworks, as well as some reinforcing steel i-beams.

A homeowner in Pembroke, New Hampshire, had an old farmhouse that had sagging floors. The EFS team installed 10 SmartJacks into the basement of the farmhouse.

In Pembroke, NH, the homeowner faced significant challenges with a bowing fieldstone foundation wall and a consistently wet, dirt basement floor. In the first photo, ample evidence of instability raised concern for the home's structural integrity. Our team recommended placing the StableLock system to enhance the wall's stability. Look at our after photo, where we applied Drainage Matting and CleanSpace for floor encapsulation, addressing water infiltration robustly. We further bolstered the area with the UltraSump Sump Pump system and SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier for a drier, healthier living space.

This homeowner in Tyngsboro, Massachusetts had a large horizontal crack in their foundation wall. They are concerned that the crack could be a part of a bigger issue. The homeowners decided to call EFS for a free inspection. 

A design specialist inspected the home. Isaac recommended installing Geolock into the basement to secure the wall. 

An EFS crew installed the Geolocks to stabilize the wall in the basement.