Concrete Sidewalk Repair & Leveling Near Bedford, Amherst, Windham

This homeowner in Somerset, MA was very concerned about the condition of the concrete walkway at the front of her home. The concrete slabs were cracked in various sections, leaning and sloping unevenly, and overall were unsightly and a tripping hazard. This before and after photo set shows the drastic change and the effectiveness of our concrete repair methods. Products installed included PolyLevel, a polymer foam injected beneath the concrete slabs, and NexusPro, a silicone based caulking which sealed all the joints and cracks.

The concrete apron leading to a raised garage floor was cracked at the mid point and sunk about 2-3in on one side. The slab is 8 feet long and 18 ft wide with a slope up of 1ft from the gravel drive to the wooden garage floor. The slab is cracked and sunken on the left half, which has been undermined by poor drainage from the adjoining barn. 

A hospital in Milford, New Hampshire has some control joints on their front walkway that are cracked and chipped. They called EFS for repair. An EFS crew repaired all of the control joints that were cracked or chipped. A combination of concrete and Sealant Pro was used to fix the walkway.

This homeowner in Nashua, New Hampshire has a set of wooden stairs that are covering an old set of concrete stairs. The homeowner would like both sets removed and then have a new set of pre-cast or solid concrete stairs installed. The homeowner called Erickson Foundation Solutions about a free inspection.

Design Specialist Stephen Caron arrived at the home to examine the front of her home. Stephen recommended that the homeowner have EFS install a set of pre-cast stairs installed to the front of the home. 

Crew Lead Ed Nadreau arrived at the home and installed the pre-cast steps to the front of the home. 

This homeowner in Billerica, MA had cracks in his front steps and would like them repaired. He called Erickson Foundation Solutions to see about ordering a pre-casted set of stairs. Design Specialist Michael Bradley came to the home and took measurements for the homeowner. Foreman Jon Provost and his crew came to the home and installed the new stairs to the front of the home.

This concrete patio was sinking because of excessive water coming off of the roof during heavy rain storms. The Erickson production crew installed PolyLevel and NexusPro to  to lift, level, and seal the concrete patio. Water flowing over the patio would now flow away from the home and over the edge rather than beneath the concrete.