Foundation Problems Before & After Photos

Before, this Lunenburg, MA homeowner lived with unlevel floors for over seven years, a nagging problem due to failing wooden supports – clearly visible in the before photo. Our Erickson Foundation Solutions team came in and transformed their basement, using our advanced SmartJack system. As seen in the after photo, we not only stabilized the floors but provided a durable solution to an issue that had been worsening for almost a decade. Now, their home stands on solid, reliable support.

Alberto B. of Contoocook, New Hampshire has a foundation that is a combination of concrete and fieldstone and the foundation walls have cracks in them. One of the cracks in the fieldstone part of the basement is so bad you can see daylight through the wall. Alberto wants to fix these problems for his kids. He called Erickson Foundation Solutions to see if they could come out and look at his foundation and solve his concerns. 

Design Specialist Royce Potts came to Alberto's home and inspected the foundation. Royce proposed that EFS will install auxiliary walls in the areas of concern.

Crew Lead Jon Provost and his team came to the home and installed 16' of auxiliary wall to the basement. 

A homeowner in Franklin, New Hampshire, had recently purchased their early 1900s home and noticed that the floors weren't level and needed to be lifted. The homeowner decided to call EFS for a free inspection, and our design specialist recommended installing SmartJacks into the crawlspace. 

This home in Mont Vernon, NH had some concerns with sloping floors and sagging beams. Our team proposed and installed lally column replacements, called SmartJacks, to permanently stabilize the floor system. 

This homeowner in New Boston, New Hampshire was experiencing water entering their basement through the bulkhead. Design Specialist John Prince came to the home and suggested waterproofing the bulkhead. Crew Lead Nick Carelli and his team came to the home and installed a waterproofing system on the bulkhead. They installed a waterproof barrier around the concrete bump-out that the bulkhead is resting on to ensure that no water can enter the basement through the bulkhead anymore. Then the crew installed a new bulkhead.