Serving Southern New Hampshire, Middlesex and Essex Counties Massachusetts
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This homeowner in Peabody, Massachusetts was concerned with the moisture in their basement. The homeowner called EFS to inspect the basement.
The design specialist inspected and recommended products that will restore confidence in their home.
The crew installed a sump pump, and a high-strength dehumidifier, and sealed cracks in the foundation wall.
A finished basement in Peabody, Massachusetts was getting ruined by water. Our production crew installed a SuperSump and WaterGuard into the basement to mitigate the water.
A homeowner in Topsfield, Massachusetts, reached out to EFS because they had concerns with multiple things in their basement. Our Design Specialist recommended installing a new TripleSafe, 30' of WaterGuard, 50' of NexusPro, 8 SmartJacks, and a SaniDry Sedona into the basement to eliminate the concerns in their basement.
Facing a daunting challenge in Topsfield, MA, our recent client dreamt of a dry, finished basement but was stuck with a sump basin and a flawed discharge line, compromising moisture protection and peace of mind. As you can see in the 'before' photo, the space showed the clear need for an upgrade. Erickson Foundation Solutions stepped in, bringing our expertise with the SuperSump and IceGuard systems to the fore. Notice in the 'after' photo, the dramatic transformation: a professional, robust waterproofing solution now lays the foundation for a livable, finish-ready basement. Our mission was clear - provide a remarkable experience and a lasting solution, and that's exactly what we did.
A homeowner in Byfield, Massachusetts, had scheduled a service call scheduled with one of our service techs. Our service tech arrived and cleaned up their existing sump pump. When cleaning the pump a whole lot of water was coming into the basement so our service tech recommended a second sump pump to deal with the water.
Our service tech came back a couple of days later and installed a second TripleSafe next to the existing one.
