Cristian Ayala

Erickson Foundation Solutions

Title: Installation Specialist
Cristian Ayala from Erickson Foundation Solutions

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Laconia, NH
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Neal Foley and crew showed up promptly, cleaned up very...
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Beverly, MA
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Beverly, MA
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Neal, Drew, and Cristian were great. They were professional...
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Photo galleries from jobs I've worked on

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Metal rods are drilled out of the basement and into durable soil. The GeoLock system is then secured into place with galvanized steel plates.
FlexiSpan crack repair is a three-part process starting with the application of a flexible sealant along the entire length of the crack. Following this, a strip of flexible, porous foam is placed over the crack. The final step involves adhering an impermeable membrane to the wall on both sides of the foam strip. This reliable method ensures that any future water seepage through the crack will travel down the wall invisibly and into the basement's perimeter drainage system. Distinct from sealant or mortar-based repairs, the FlexiSpan system remains effective despite hydrostatic pressure or...
The wooden Lally column that was previously installed in the crawl space began to buckle under the home's weight, losing its ability to support the floor above.
The wall had previously been treated for crack repair. Shearing, the term for this kind of wall crack, is a definitive indicator of a sinking foundation.
The previously installed sump pump was unable to capture all the water from the high water table surrounding the home. This has led to leaks coming from both the foundation walls and floor.
The front stairs can be seen leaning forwards due to settling.
Concrete is removed from the basement's perimeter to make room for the WaterGuard installation. After trenching, the WaterGuard system is placed over a bed of crushed stone, ensuring efficient drainage to the sump basin.
As seen in the photo, water seepage occurred through cold joints in the basement, making the basement more vulnerable to mold growth.

Case Studies I've worked on

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Before and after photos from jobs I've worked on

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