Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

This homeowner in Auburn, New Hampshire, has lived in their home since it was built in 2005. A few months ago they had noticed a crack on the wall inside their basement. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection of their basement and our Design Specialist recommended installing 3 Geolocks to stabilize the foundation wall and FlexiSpan to seal the crack on the foundation wall. 

This homeowner in Concord, Massachusetts had some concerns with the back wall of their garage as it was cracked and bowing out. They called Erickson to find a permanent fix to these issues. Design specialist John Prince proposed Geolock wall anchors to stabilize the wall. Crew lead Josh Provost and his team installed the Geolocks and the wall is no longer at risk of bowing or failing. There are also cover plates over the Geolocks to be a bit more appealing to the eye on the outside of the house in that location.

A homeowner in Chelmsford, Massachusetts, had concerns with their front foundation wall. The stairs at the front of their home had been sinking for years and the homeowners think the stairs might be causing the wall to begin to fail. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection and our Design Specialist confirmed their concerns. 

Our production team replaced a 6ft section of the foundation wall to build a new foundation wall using a masonry block. 

A homeowner in Natick, Massachusetts, lived in the home that her parents had built in 1989. Around 2009 they redid the basement bathroom and the company who did the work noticed there was a void under the slab. They paid a company to come out and fill the void with cement. Now over a decade later, the problem has only gotten worse and the homeowners are looking to find a permanent solution. They reached out to EFS for a free inspection of their foundation. Our Design Specialist met with the homeowners and talked about their experience with this issue and what their goals were. After learning about the issue Mark looked at the foundation and found that the foundation had settled and a section of the concrete had cracked. Mark designed a solution for the homeowners which included installing 18 Push Piers, 80 feet of NexusPro Crack Repair, and PolyLevel. 

This homeowner in Pelham, New Hampshire found that the foundation of their 3-season sunroom was sinking and separating from the home. Design Specialist Michael Bradley came to the home and inspected the home. Michael proposed that they install piers under the sunroom to stop it from sinking. Crew Lead Jon Provost and his team came to the home and installed the push piers.