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This homeowner in Bow, New Hampshire was experiencing a crack and some settlement in one corner of their pool deck. The homeowners called EFS for a free inspection.
A design specialist inspected the pool deck and found that the corner in question has sunk 2" and there is a 12' crack that needs to be sealed. The design specialist recommended lifting the sunken corner using PolyLevel and then sealing the crack using NexusPro.
An EFS team then injected the corner of the pool deck with PolyLevel and sealed the crack with NexusPro.
A homeowner in Bow, New Hampshire lives in a 200-year-old home with a granite foundation that was bowing. Our EFS production team installed an Auxiliary Wall to stabilize the foundation wall.
A homeowner in Bow, New Hampshire had lived in their house for 35+ years and had always had cracks in their garage that haven't seen to get any worse. They wanted to make sure that the cracks won't get worse so they call EFS for a free inspection. Our Design Specialist recommended filling the void under the garage slab and sealing the cracks with NexusPro.
This homeowner in Bow, New Hampshire, had a semi-finished basement and wanted to add a bedroom into the basement but needed to add a window to be up to code for the town. The homeowners called EFS so they could install a window into the basement and our Design Specialist Victor recommended a window and out RockWell so if needed someone could exit the basement in case of an emergency.
A homeowner in Franklin, New Hampshire had purchased their home 2 years ago knowing that it had some foundation issues. To the homeowner's surprise, the foundation issues were worse than what the previous homeowners eluded to. The homeowners decided to call EFS for a free inspection and our design specialist found that the foundation issues that were left behind by the previous homeowner were worse than anticipated. The back foundation wall was close to failure and needed to be replaced. Our design specialist recommended installing an Auxiliary wall with frost mitigation and a masonry block wall to replace the failed wall.