Before & After Photos

In Auburn, NH, the homeowner faced foundation settlement of an inch in the front right corner, causing water intrusion in their finished basement due to a crack. This issue arose from the sandy soil beneath the home, posing a risk of further settlement. Our team addressed the problem effectively. We installed a Push Pier System, permanently stabilizing the foundation and potentially lifting the home back to its original level. NexusPro was utilized to seal the crack, preventing water from entering. With this solution, our client regained peace of mind and property value.

In Providence, RI, a concerned homeowner sought our expertise after a carpenter noticed unstable makeshift supports in their crawl space, risking the structure above. In the before photo, it's evident that the temporary solutions weren't effectively supporting the floors. We addressed this by installing our SmartJack® System, visible in the after photo. This system created a stabilized environment since SmartJack stabilizes crawl space beams and floor joists by distributing the home’s weight using galvanized steel columns. Our reliable solution ensures enhanced structural integrity and stability for the home.

This homeowner in Concord, Massachusetts had some concerns with the back wall of their garage as it was cracked and bowing out. They called Erickson to find a permanent fix to these issues. Design specialist John Prince proposed Geolock wall anchors to stabilize the wall. Crew lead Josh Provost and his team installed the Geolocks and the wall is no longer at risk of bowing or failing. There are also cover plates over the Geolocks to be a bit more appealing to the eye on the outside of the house in that location.

This retaining wall in Chelmsford, MA was leaning on two sides. Erickson Foundation Supportworks repaired the wall with GeoLock wall anchors.

A homeowner in Chelmsford, Massachusetts, had concerns with their front foundation wall. The stairs at the front of their home had been sinking for years and the homeowners think the stairs might be causing the wall to begin to fail. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection and our Design Specialist confirmed their concerns. 

Our production team replaced a 6ft section of the foundation wall to build a new foundation wall using a masonry block.