Serving Southern New Hampshire, Middlesex and Essex Counties Massachusetts
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A resident of Alton Bay, New Hampshire, bought their house four years ago. They recently observed water seeping into their basement and accumulating on the floor. Seeking a solution, they contacted EFS for a complimentary inspection. Our expert, Isaac Hernandez, assessed the basement and proposed installing WaterGuard in conjunction with the current TripleSafe to increase water capture.
This homeowner in Dracut, Massachusetts had high radon levels in their home. Design Specialist Brian Allen came to the home and proposed a radon system to the homeowners. Crew Lead Scott Crandall and his team installed a radon system that will permanently bring down the radon levels.
A homeowner in Dracut, Massachusetts, has lived in their home since 1995. Just over a year ago, they had noticed a crack in their basement. The crack seemed to come out of nowhere and the homeowner thinks that the crack had formed because of blasting in the area. The homeowner decided to call EFS because the crack began to leak water into the basement and they wanted the crack sealed. Our Design Specialist met with the homeowner and recommended installing FlexiSpan over the crack in the basement.
This homeowner in Dracut was concerned with the radon levels in their home being higher than 4.0 pCi/l. Our team installed a complete mitigation system in a day, quickly, cleanly, and efficiently. With their levels now below 4.0, the homeowner has peace of mind and feels safer in their home.
A homeowner in Dracut, Massachusetts, has cracks in their basement that have been leaking for the past 20 years. When the cracks began leaking it would only let a small amount of water into the basement, now years later the crack allows gallons. The homeowner called EFS for a free inspection of their basement and our specialist looked at the basement and recommended installing FlexiSpans over the cracks. This will prevent the water from entering the basement and direct it beneath the home so it can flow away from the foundation wall.
