Erickson Foundation Solutions Before & After Photos

In North Andover, MA, a homeowner dealing with relentless water intrusion in their finished basement faced the costly removal of damaged walls and flooring. Their existing exterior French drain worsened the issue rather than resolving it. We implemented a permanent solution by installing CleanSpace on the foundation walls to direct seepage into our WaterGuard system. In addition, TripleSafe sump pumps and IceGuard discharge lines ensure optimized drainage and protection in severe weather. Notice in the after photo how the space now welcomes beautiful Elite Plank Flooring. Quality craftsmanship and reliability restored this basement's potential.

The entrance way and concrete patio outside this condo residence in Cambridge, Massachusetts was cracked, discolored, and showing signs of settlement. Our specialist showed them how our team could address all their concerns and protect the concrete against future problems as well.

After lifting and stabilizing the concrete, our production team also applied DecoShield, which acts as a concrete sealant to prevent water from seeping into the concrete. This sealant material also had a gray tint, and so the surface of the concrete looks new again. The transformation of the entrance way for this community is not only safer now, but brighter and cleaner. 

This homeowner in Stoneham, Massachusetts, had an issue with drafts and moisture that were causing the floors in the home to be cold during the winter. The homeowner decided to call EFS for a free inspection of their crawlspace. Our Design Specialist recommended installing PolyWall Restoration, CleanSpace, TerraBlock, and a SaniDry Sedona into the crawlspace to address their concerns. 

A homeowner in North Reading, Massachusetts had been experiencing cracks in the basement. Not interested in a sump pump, he was curious to see what other waterproofing options existed. He reached out to us to further explore those options.
The common method of repairing basement wall cracks involves an injection of a polyurethane material that generally will fail over time due. This material dries into a firm substance that can't move with a wall. Since concrete naturally shrinks and is subject to pressure from soils, it's essential to have a crack repair system that can work with the wall's movement. FlexiSpan is the ideal solution to this problem. This flexible sealant is made of open cell foam and waterproof sealant.

FlexiSpan is designed to move with a wall, ensuring that the entire crack is sealed even if there is a change in the wall. This is a permanent solution that installs smoothly over a wall, and its neutral color will fit with a concrete wall. FlexiSpan can easily be covered up with a basement finishing product as well.

This concrete stoop on a home in Wakefield, MA had settled up to 3 inches in some sections. As the slab settled, cracks formed and started to become unsafe and unsightly. Our concrete repair team of Chris and Nick were able to lift and level the slab using PolyLevel.