Before & After Photos

This homeowner in Haverhill, Massachusetts, has lived in their home for the past year and has become concerned with their floors falling in. They called EFS for a free inspection of the supports of their floor system. Our Design Specialist recommended installing 4 SmartJacks in the basement to replace the old temporary supports.

In Haverhill, MA, a homeowner was faced with the daunting problem of decaying brick support columns in their crawl space, a common issue that compromises structural integrity. As you can see in the before photo, these weakened supports were no match for the demands of the house they held up. With Erickson Foundation Solutions stepping in, we transformed this deteriorating space. Notice in the after photo how we replaced the old with new, sturdy SmartJacks, ensuring a strong, stable foundation that lasts. This is just one example of how we commit to providing a solution that not only fixes the problem but offers peace of mind and safety for years to come.

This Haverhill, MA home had floors sagging nearly 2 inches due to a failing lally column and wood support post in the basement. Our team installed a supplemental beam and SmartJack® system to permanently stabilize the floor structure, restore support, and help prevent further settlement. The homeowner can now enjoy a stronger, safer, and more reliable foundation beneath their home.

In Haverhill, MA, a homeowner reached out to us while renovating their home to tackle an underlying issue: unstable floors caused by weak wooden posts in their crawl space. As you can see in the before photo, these supports compromised the stability of their home. We addressed this by installing the SmartJack® System. This robust solution, visible in the after photo, uses galvanized steel columns on a 12-inch steel base to stabilize floor joists and beams effectively. The adjustable design also corrected the floor elevation, providing an enduring fix.

This home in North Andover, MA had a large crack in the foundation. The homewoners were concerned, so Erickson Foundation Supportworks sealed it with a polyurethane injection, a foam material that quickly expands within the crack and effectively seals it up. The pictures shown are the before and after of the crack.