Serving Southern New Hampshire, Middlesex and Essex Counties Massachusetts
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A homeowner in Belmont, Massachusetts had sunken and uneven concrete slabs. She reached out to Erickson Foundation Solutions to fix the unappealing look and tripping hazards.
Our Design Specialist, Tom Armano, recommended installing PolyLevel concrete stabilization and NexusPro joint repair. PolyLevel is a polyurethane foam that was injected underneath the concrete slabs to fill voids. This lifts and levels the concrete. Then, NexusPro was used to seal the joints. This prevents future cracking and settling.
Now, this homeowner has an appealing walkway that is safe to walk on!
Before the transformation, this Belmont, MA homeowner struggled with a damp, uncomfortable basement, full of humidity. Fast forward and see the difference—our team installed the SaniDry Sedona, returning this space to a dry, comfortable living area. This cutting-edge solution tackled the humidity head-on, providing the homeowner with lasting peace of mind. Just another way we bring solutions home, ensuring every job reflects our commitment to a remarkable customer experience.
Homeowners in Belmont, MA, were experiencing issues with cold, bouncy floors, driven by an inadequate crawl space condition. As depicted in the before photo, the space lacked proper insulation and moisture control. Erickson Foundation Solutions addressed this by installing SilverGlo™ insulation, Drainage Matting, and a CleanSpace® encapsulation system. Additionally, SmartJack® supports and a crawl space door were employed to secure the area efficiently. Notice in the after photo how these enhancements not only stabilized the flooring but created an energy-efficient, moisture-managed environment.
The floors in this home were sagging and settling more and more over time. The owners had been using temporary supports to minimize the damage, but eventually needed a more permanent solution. Erickson Foundation Supportworks installed several Smart Jack posts to address the issue. The homeowner then had a carpenter come in to help renovate the lower level of them where the ceiling and floor were affected.
A homeowner that has only lived in their home for 6 months has found that one of the foundation walls in the basement is bulging and letting water in. They called EFS for a free inspection. The Design Specialist inspected and recommended installing an Auxiliary Wall.
