Foundation Problems Before & After Photos

The existing concrete pillars supporting this home's bump-out addition were sinking and leaning more and more over the years. The bump-out required more stable supports, and so EZ Posts were installed to replace the pillars.

In the before photo, you'll spot the troublesome crack that brought a homeowner in Billerica, MA, to call us. Concerned about water sneaking into their basement, they needed a trustworthy fix. Enter Erickson Foundation Solutions. As shown in the after photo, we tackled the issue by sealing the crack with FlexiSpan and then giving the area a makeover with our robust CleanSpace liner. The transformation not only fortifies the foundation against moisture but elevates peace of mind, demonstrating our dedication to providing reliable, lasting solutions and a remarkable experience for every homeowner.

In the before photo, notice the cracked, bowing retaining wall in Billerica, MA, compromising safety and parking space integrity. The homeowner reached out to us at Erickson Foundation Solutions to restore stability. We installed the GeoLock Wall Anchor System®, a solution directly addressing structural concerns affecting such retaining walls. Our heavy-duty steel earth anchors ensure further inward movement is securely halted, restoring both safety and property value. Installing these anchors typically takes one day, offering immediate reinforcement and long-term peace of mind. Mark the difference in stability between before and after.

The 'before' photo captures the tale of aging fieldstone foundation walls in a Salem, NH, home – beginning to succumb to time and the elements, leading the homeowner to seek our expertise. After our team sprayed PolyLevel, the transformation is evident in the 'after' photo. This innovative solution not only halted further deterioration but also fortified the foundation for years to come. As you can see, what was once a problem area is now a testament to durable, effective home care.

This homeowner had a large foundation wall crack in their basement. To effectively seal it, we first injected a polyurethane sealant, which expands as a foam inside the crack. The surface of the crack is then sealed with an epoxy. This two part system is guaranteed to stop any leaks and prevent any water damage. A crack monitor is also installed to help monitor any future foundation wall movement.