Before & After Photos

A condominium association located in Brighton, Massachusetts, encountered a problem with a couple of units that had sinking foundations. The association sought help from EFS to find a solution for this issue. Our Design Specialist, was assigned to meet with the association's manager to inspect the affected condos and suggest the appropriate solutions for each case. After the inspection, we recommended the installation of Push Piers, Helical Piers, and a slab pour to stabilize the foundation and repair the basement slab for one of the condos. 

It was the ideal permanent solution, and with the new poured slab floor to replace the existing broken up basement slab, the unit now had a stabilized foundation and a clean space.

A new homeowner in East Hampstead, New Hampshire, spent over a year searching for a home. They have only been in the home for a couple of weeks and are looking for floor stabilization on the main floor. The homeowner decided to call EFS for a free inspection. 

A design specialist inspected the home and recommended installing SmartJacks in the basement. 

A team from EFS installed SmartJacks in the basement to stabilize the floor above. 

Notice in the before photo, the sagging support beams in an East Hampstead, NH home, causing worry about above-floor stability and impacting potential resale value. The homeowner sought our help for a lasting solution. The after photo showcases our SmartJack system installation—an innovative approach that immediately provided the needed support and safety, reassuring peace of mind. Our team at Erickson Foundation Solutions transformed an unsafe basement into a solid foundation for the home’s future, purely and effectively.

The first photo shows the view of the block wall cracked and bowing in due to expanding soils on the other side. The second photo shows the view on the inside of the block wall after GeoLock Installation. The anchors on the inside are held in place with bolts, stabilizing the wall and preventing it from bowing in any further

This homeowner in Epping, NH was concerned about a crack in the foundation which was visible on the interior and exterior of the concrete wall. No settlement or sinking action was detected, so the crack was permanently sealed to protect against water seeping in down the road.