Serving Southern New Hampshire, Middlesex and Essex Counties Massachusetts
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With a newly finished basement, a homeowner in Littleton, Massachusetts wanted to install an egress window to let in more light and enhance the living space. Looking for a company that values expertise, cleanliness, and offers warrantied products, she reached out to Erickson Foundation Solutions.
Our team noted that along with building codes requiring finished basement living areas to have an emergency egress, they must also have a large window well with a step in it outside the egress window. The installation crew installed our Rockwell egress window and window well. The window well features built in steps for an easy exit in case of emergency, as well as a sleek and durable cover to prevent debris from entering the well.
Now that the job is complete, this homeowner has a naturally bright basement while also offering a safe exit space.
This homeowner in Loudon, New Hampshire was experiencing sloping in the living room and deck of his home. The homeowner has lally columns in the dirt floor basement and wanted to make sure the lally columns are safe and secure. The homeowners decided to call EFS for a free inspection.
Crew Lead Chris Tremblay and his team arrived at the home and replace the old lally columns with SmartJacks.
These new homeowners needed to make some immediate upgrades to the supports in their basement. They're temporary supports were leading to sagging floors above, and so our Erickson team proposed and installed lally column replacements, per Manchester, NH building code.
This homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire was experiencing several of the lally columns in the basement were starting to deteriorate. The homeowner decided it was time to call Erickson Foundation Solutions for a free inspection.
Senior Design Specialist Michael LaMalfa arrived at the home and inspected the old lally columns. Michael confirmed that the lally columns are deteriorating. He recommended that the homeowners replace them with new lally columns.
Crew Lead Spencer Ladd and his team arrived a the home and set up temporary supports so they could remove the old lally columns. After the old lally columns were removed, they began installing the new lally columns.
This homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire has a 2-car garage that has lally columns running between each car bay. One day the homeowners noticed that the bottoms of the lally columns are corroding. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection.
Crew Lead Chris Trembley and his team installed 2 SmartJacks into the garage where the old lally columns were.
