Erickson Foundation Solutions Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Middleton, Massachusetts, had found that their garage slab is sinking and had started to leave a gap between the garage door in the slab. EFS used PolyLevel and NexusPro to lift and level the garage slab.

A homeowner in Middleton, Massachusetts, was planning to sell their home and wanted to address issues with the basement flooding during heavy rains. The basement walls were painted white and the paint has been peeling off from the water. The homeowner called EFS for a free inspection and our design specialist recommended installing a TripleSafe, WaterGuard, and BrightWall to prevent the basement from flooding and brighten up the walls in the basement. 

Our team installed our TripleSafe, 150' of WaterGuard, and 140' of BrightWall to protect the space from flooding and brighten up the basement. 

In the before photo, the Raynham, MA homeowner faced an unsettling issue with their concrete sinking in front of their front steps, posing both safety and aesthetic concerns. Erickson Foundation Solutions effectively addressed this with our PolyLevel® system, showcased in the after photo. We utilized polyurethane foam injection to stabilize, lift, and level the sunken concrete, expertly filling the voids beneath it. This method not only restores safety and improves appearance but also ensures durable and long-lasting results, illustrating why we're the trusted choice for concrete repair solutions.

In Raynham, MA, a homeowner faced a hazardous front walkway with a trip hazard that was worsening over time. As seen in the "before" photo, the concrete slab had settled unevenly, posing risks to safety and reducing curb appeal. Our team at Erickson Foundation Solutions resolved this by utilizing the advanced PolyLevel® system. By injecting high-strength polyurethane foam, we expertly stabilized, lifted, and leveled the slabs. As highlighted in the "after" photo, the walkway is now safer and more secure, aligning with our commitment to reliable, permanent solutions.

A homeowner in Exeter, New Hampshire had water in their basement. The homeowner called Erickson Foundation Supportworks to take a look at their basement to see if they could repair where the water was entering. 

Michael LaMalfa a Design Specialist at Erickson Foundation Supportworks went out to this homeowner's home to investigate the issues they were having. Michael recommended that they seal all the cracks along the floor and the walls in the basement. Then a Crew Lead from Erickson Foundation Supportworks came in with their crew and sealed all of the cracks in the basement. 

You can see in the before picture that there are watermarks on the concrete but none in that same area in the after photo. Also in the after picture, you can see the area where the edges of the floor and parts of the wall are sealed.