Erickson Foundation Solutions Before & After Photos

In Harvard, MA, a homeowner faced a severe problem with rusting supports in their dirt crawl space, risking the stability of their home's structure. We implemented our proven SmartJack® System to address this issue. This system stabilizes the crawl space beams and floor joists effectively. As evident in the photo, the rust-congested area has since been replaced with galvanized steel columns, set on a solid base, which now provides robust support and adjustable brackets to secure and lift the structure. This ensures the home's foundation is secure and reliable.

In Coventry, RI, a homeowner was facing frustration with a sunken lift apron that made entering and leaving their garage a bumpy ordeal, not to mention difficulties in getting the garage door to close properly. As showcased in these before and after photos, our use of PolyLevel technology seamlessly elevated the sunken concrete, providing a smooth transition and hassle-free functionality. At Erickson Foundation Solutions, our contribution isn't just lifting concrete—it's about lifting spirits and delivering peace of mind through solid, long-lasting repair work.

In this foundation in Bow, NH you can see the crack that started to form on the foundation. In the second photo, Erickson Foundation Supportworks sealed the crack and installed a Geo-Lock system to stabalize the wall from moving.

This homeowner in Bow, New Hampshire, had cracks in the middle of their garage floor. Design Specialist Kyle Jamerson came out to the home and proposed that they seal the cracks in the garage with NexusPro. Crew lead Nick Melo and his team effectively sealed all the cracks in the garage floor and a few in the walls. They also placed crack monitors on the wall cracks, so that if there is movement in the wall in the future, it will be able to determine.

This homeowner in Bow, New Hampshire was experiencing the back of their garage bowing outward. The homeowner of 15 years has noticed the problem get slightly worse over time and wanted to look into a repair. Design Specialist John Prince came to the home and inspected the issue. He concluded that the home would benefit from installing geolocks to counteract the wall being pushed outward. 

Crew Lead Scott Crandall and his team came to the home and dug a trench in the garage so that they could internally mount 3 geolocks under the garage floor. They drilled a long threaded rod from the back of the garage to the trench in the garage. Once they drill the rod to the trench they secure large plates to both ends and tighten them to create enough tension to secure the foundation wall. After, they filled the trench and put covers on the geolocks that are on the back of the garage.