Erickson Foundation Solutions Before & After Photos

This homeowner in Sudbury, Massachusetts, purchased their 80-year-old home in 2019. When they purchased the home, the inspector noted in their inspection that the vapor barrier in the crawlspace should be replaced. The homeowner didn't have the money at that time but a couple of years later they decided to call EFS for a free inspection. We inspected the crawlspace and confirmed that the vapor barrier should be replaced, but our Design Specialist also noticed that the floor system was sagging and should be stabilized. Our Design Specialist recommended installing CleanSpace and SmartJacks into the crawlspace to re-encapsulate the space and add support to the floor system. 

When the homeowners in East Greenwich, RI, noticed their walkway becoming a hazardous obstacle course of uneven pavement, not only was safety a concern, but so was curb appeal. As you can see in the photos, we stepped in and transformed the troubled path into a smooth, inviting walkway. Using PolyLevel technology for lifting and leveling, along with NexusPro sealing the joints, we ensured a lasting solution that's as durable as it is beautiful. Now, the walkway is not just safe but also enhances the home's overall appeal.

When a homeowner in East Greenwich, RI, noticed their pool deck was no longer level, sloping downwards by about 2 inches away from the pool, they turned to us for help. As you can see in the before and after photos, we confidently addressed this problem by applying our cutting-edge PolyLevel and NexusPro technologies. Not only have we effectively re-leveled their pool deck, restoring its beauty and safety, but our solutions also promise lasting durability. Now, the family can enjoy a perfectly even outdoor space, all thanks to a seamless repair that speaks volumes of our commitment to providing remarkable customer experiences coupled with reliable solutions.

This homeowner in Londonderry, NH had a number of cracks in his foundation which were leaking water and causing damage. Erickson Foundation Supportworks permanently sealed them with polyurethane crack injection and an epoxy top coat.

A homeowner in Londonderry, NH had a crack in their foundation that needed to be sealed because of a leak. Paul Magowan looked at the affected area that was leaking and came up with a plan of repairing the leak. Scott Crandall repaired the leaking area by injecting polyurethane into the crack to seal the inside and then an epoxy coating is placed over the affected area for a permanent fix. The first picture shows the area with the crack and leak. The second picture shows Scott's work of using polyurethane and epoxy to permanently seal the leak.