Erickson Foundation Solutions Before & After Photos

The owner of this old barn in Somersworth, NH knew they had to take action to save the old fieldstone foundation from crumbling, as well as repair the sagging floor joist system. Our team of specialists proposed and designed solutions for both concerns and permanently fixed the problems for the owner. 

For the collapsing stone and brick foundation walls around the perimeter, our team supported them with an auxiliary, poured concrete wall system, complete with reinforced steel and rebar components. When it comes to field stone foundations, a lot of times this is the only solution that does not involve completely lifting the structure and pouring new foundation all together. 

Once the old foundation walls were stabilized, our crew then replaced the failing lally column supports throughout the crawlspace area with our steel SmartJack supports. These new columns have large steel bases installed over large concrete or engineered fill footings, ensuring the weight load is properly distributed, as well as removing the chance for further settlement. 

This property owner now has peace of mind knowing their old barn has a solid foundation, allowing them to preserve the structure above and keep it standing for years to come.

Concerned by a 3-inch slope in their concrete pool deck away from the pool, a homeowner in South Weymouth, MA sought our expertise. The issue raised potential safety hazards and compromised the deck’s functionality. As you can see in the before photo, our team brought stability back to the deck using our PolyLevel® system. This precision-engineered solution lifted the slab, restoring its intended position. Afterward, we applied NexusPro® Joint Sealant to secure the surface against future erosion, providing a resilient, lasting result visible in the after photo.

This homeowner in Dover, New Hampshire has a fully finished basement and was concerned about the radon levels in the basement. They want to have clean air in the basement so they don't have to worry about the air they breathe down there. When a radon test was taken, their levels came back as 10-11 pCi/l. These levels are considered above normal and should be brought down to below 4 pCi/l.

The homeowner's called Erickson Foundation Supportworks to see about installing a Radon Mitigation System. Paul Magowan is a Design Specialist at Erickson Foundation Supportworks; he was able to come out to the homeowner's home and look at the options of installing a Radon System. Paul designed a system for their home and then passed his design to the Crew Lead for this project, Scott Crandall. Scott and his team were able to successfully install the Radon System into the homeowner's home. By doing so they reduced the radon levels to below 4pCi/l.

Overall the homeowners were happy with their radon system installation.

The picture shows what the exterior of the house looked like before and after the radon system was installed. 

This homeowner in Dover, New Hampshire, had used Erickson Foundation Solutions once before at a different home need help once again. The homeowner has a crack in their foundation that is occasionally leaking water. Design Specialist David Cormier came out to the home and inspected the crack in the foundation. 

Crew Lead Jon Provost and his crew came out to the home and repaired the crack in the foundation and sealed it so no water couldn't leak through.

This homeowner in Dover, New Hampshire was experiencing deteriorating fieldstone in their investment property. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection.

A design specialist arrived at the home and inspected the basement. The design specialist recommended installing an auxiliary wall to the fieldstone foundation to stop the wall from deteriorating from the inside. The basement also needed masonry block repair and over 100' of Water Guard and a Super Sump to be installed.