Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

The owner of a home built in the 18th century has seen their foundation wall cracking. The cracking has progressively gotten worse and has caused a lot of concern for the homeowners. They called EFS to find a solution to repair the foundation wall. Our Design Specialist met with the homeowner and examined the foundation to find a solution. We recommended installing a new Masonry Block Foundation Wall to replace the old cracked Block Foundation Wall. 

This home in Center Barnstead, New Hampshire, had some foundation issues that were found during an inspection of the home. EFS was contacted to provide a solution and our Design Specialist recommended installing Geolocks to support and straighten the cracked and bowing cinder block wall. Our team proposed and installed 11 Geolock wall anchors, which fully stabilized the wall against any further bowing or movement.

This customer contacted Erickson Foundation Supportworks due to their sagging floors. They were looking for a solution to permanently stabilize their floor by replacing the failing posts within their crawlspace. Several SmartJacks were installed and the problem was solved.

As seen in the photo, this Franklin, NH home's block foundation wall was curving inward with stairstep cracks. The initial concern was wall stability—a common foundation problem that affects many homes. Erickson Foundation Solutions resolved this by implementing our PowerBrace System. By securing zinc-plated steel beams firmly against the wall with strategically placed brackets, we ensured long-term stability for the homeowner. Over time, these beams can be adjusted, not only stopping future inward movement but also potentially reversing the damage. Our professional approach creates safer, stable homes for our community.

This homeowner in Center Barnstead, New Hampshire needed to have their supports looked at in their crawlspace. They had issues with their floors sagging so they were interested in calling Erickson Foundation Supportworks to see what they could do. 

Design specialist Paul Magowan confirmed the supports would need to be replaced, so he recommended they use SmartJacks in their crawlspace. Josh Provost was the Crew Lead on this project. He and his team installed the SmartJacks by digging out a hole under where each support would go and installed each over reinforced, engineered fill. The engineered fill is designed to spread the amount of weight the SmartJack is holding. The solution eliminated the sagging in the floor.