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Company culture is crucial to us here at Erickson Foundation Supportworks. Here are three reasons we know we are on the right track.

Waiting to long to have your crawlspace inspected may leave you with bigger concerns. So why put off improving the quality of your life?

Learn how salt and sand could be impacting the concrete around your home. Spoiler alert: The key to protecting your driveway for the long term is to seal it from the elem...

Using your chimney this winter? Here's how your chimney might show you have an issue with your home's foundation.

Did you wait all year to get a foundation concern checked out? Here are three reasons why that's a bad idea.

There are many concrete safety concerns to consider around your home. If you're often having friends and family visit during the holidays, it's time to make sure your hom...

The cold winter months in New Hampshire can affect the soil around your home. In turn, there are several ways these seasonal changes can damage your homes foundation.

An explainer on how our concrete repair products offer permanent solutions.

Sagging floors can be a sign of issues with your crawl space or basement columns.

Yes, concrete moves. And sometimes this action can cause serious damage to your homes foundation.

Don't overlook the importance of curb appeal, especially when it comes to your concrete surfaces.

After repairing concrete, when can you use your driveway again?

What does it mean to have been in business for over 40 years? To our customers, it means they get to work with a company full of true professionals that know how to get t...

Online reviews help us continue to redefine the customer experience.

Regardless of the reason for concrete repairs, the safety of your sidewalk or slab is important.

There is no DIY fix for a foundation problem - it can be a major safety concern and requires a professional. We explain why.

As the seasons change, so do the conditions of the soils under our concrete surfaces.

Your foundation problem will not get better with time. It won't get cheaper to fix either. The best time to fix it is now.

When soil isn't properly compacted when installing concrete...structures, slabs and patios will sink and become uneven.