Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Candia, New Hampshire, had water entering their basement from two different corners. They called EFS for a free inspection of their basement. Our Design Specialist recommended installing Crack Injection to both of the corners to prevent any water from entering from those corners again. 

In Peabody, MA, a rusted-out window and window well allowed water ingress into this homeowner's basement, posing a significant moisture issue. Notice the severity of the rust in the before photo, necessitating our expert intervention. At Erickson Foundation Solutions, we successfully resolved the problem by replacing the compromised window with a durable new unit. We then installed a SunHouse Window Well and Cover, effectively sealing the area and enhancing natural light. As the after photo illustrates, this solution provides a permanent layer of defense, preventing future water entry and protecting the foundational integrity of the home.

This homeowner in Pelham, New Hampshire had several leaks in their basement. The homeowner was looking to sell the 1950's home in the next couple of years. They didn't want to sell the home knowing that there are leaks in the basement. The homeowner decided to call EFS for a free inspection. 

Design Specialist Chris Greenwood inspected the basement. He found where the cracks were allowing water into the basement. The homeowner had an existing sump pump but Chris recommended installing a new Water Guard System to the perimeter of the basement. 

A homeowner in Pelham, New Hampshire, had water and dirt entering their basement. They wanted to stop the water and dirt from coming into their basement. EFS recommended installing a perimeter drainage system in their basement. Our team installed WaterGuard, TripleSafe, SaniDry, and IceGuard in the basement. 

A homeowner in Pelham, NH, who recently settled into her new residence, observed a crack stemming from her egress window. This defect led to water leakage in the basement during rains, resulting in puddles on the floor. Eager to address the water intrusion and prevent the crack from expanding, she contacted Erickson Foundation Solutions for assistance.

Our Design Specialist, Debra Rayborn, suggested the use of FlexiSpan to address the crack and halt additional basement leaks. The installation team applied a pliable sealant across the entire length of the crack, followed by placing a strip of porous, flexible foam over it. To complete the process, they secured an impermeable membrane on the wall flanking both sides of the foam strip. This robust solution ensures that any subsequent water seepage through the crack will be discreetly directed down the wall and into the basement's perimeter drainage system. Our team removed a small section of the basement's concrete floor to install WaterGuard, which captures any water that may seep through. Once installed, the WaterGuard system was securely cemented into position.

Upon project completion, the crew cleaned the basement and conducted a final walkthrough with the homeowner, demonstrating the installation and addressing any remaining questions. The homeowner can now rest assured that her basement will remain dry and her foundation is secure.