Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

This homeowner in Hillsboro, New Hampshire, purchased their vacation home in late 2022. Upon purchasing the home they had an inspector come to look at the property and they recommended replacing the existing concrete pilings. The homeowners decided to call EFS for a free inspection of their home. Our Design Specialist met with the owners of the home and recommended replacing the existing pilings under the home with Helical Piers.

In Ashburnham, MA, the homeowner faced significant structural challenges with severe inward bowing in their cinderblock foundation walls, coupled with noticeable horizontal and stairstep cracks. Our team at Erickson Foundation Solutions tackled this issue with our expertise, utilizing the PowerBrace System. The after photo showcases the transformation, with steel beams custom-fitted to stabilize the walls permanently. Anchored securely against the existing framework, these zinc-plated beams can be tightened over time to reverse potential wall failure, providing a reliable and non-invasive solution for lasting stability.

This homeowner in Warner, New Hampshire, built their home in the early 2000s. They found a crack in their basement that they were concerned with letting water into the basement. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection and our Design Specialist recommended installing FlexiSpan onto the foundation wall to stop water from entering the basement. 

A homeowner in Danbury, New Hampshire noticed that the stairs in his barn have been shifting out of place over the years. His cobblestone wall had also been bowing inwards, which was of big concern. With this barn being used for livestock and storage, it was essential that it got the proper support.

Our Design Specialist, Jason Vachon, recommended installing an auxiliary wall along with our GeoLock wall anchor system. This system prevents the foundation wall from continuing to bow and lean in, and can also even straighten the wall. This system is installed by first putting the auxiliary wall in place. Once the concrete has dried, galvanized steel plates are attached to the wall and a steel rod is connected and then drilled through the soil. Once durable soil is found, an anchor is connected to the rod. This supports and stabilizes the auxiliary wall.

With this system in place, the barn is now receiving the proper support and stability. This will put an end to bowing and wall cracks, and will definitely stop the wall from collapsing. This homeowner can have peace of mind that his livestock and storage will stay safe.

A homeowner in Auburn, Massachusetts had their stone and brick foundation wall bowing outward. The homeowner reached out to Erickson Foundation Solutions for a free inspection of their foundation to find a solution for their basement. After inspection, our Design Specialist recommended installing an Auxiliary Wall against the foundation where the wall was bowing outward. Our crew arrived at the home and installed an Auxiliary wall over the bowing section of the foundation.