Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Methuen, Massachusetts, was planning on retiring soon and wanted to address some concerns. They reached out to EFS for a free inspection and our Design Specialist recommended installing SmartJacks into the basement to eliminate the sagging in the floors of the late 1800s home. 

A homeowner in Hampstead, New Hampshire, had some cracking in their basement caused by some settlement over the years. Our production team installed Push Piers in the back corner of the home to stop it from settling more. 

Older home with a fieldstone foundation. The lally columns and brick posts were failing and settling over the years, and so the homeowner was looking for a permanent solution to fix the problem. Erickson Foundation Supportworks installed several SmartJacks throughout the basement area, which was all dirt floor. The homeowners old sumppump was also replaced and upgraded.

The homeowners in Hampstead, NH, contacted us with concerns about a load-bearing wall that began to shift due to insufficient basement support. In the before photo, you can see temporary support columns posed a risk to the home's stability. Our team at Erickson Foundation Solutions expertly addressed this concern by installing a supplemental beam and using our trusted SmartJack® System. As shown in the after image, the SmartJacks stabilize the structure, providing the floor with strength and security. This ensures the peace of mind that comes with having a safe and stable home foundation.

Before, the homeowner in Newtonville, MA faced a critical problem with a failing brick support column in their crawl space, as evident in the left photo. Notice how the unstable bricks compromised the structural integrity of the floor above. Erickson Foundation Solutions expertly installed the SmartJack® system, offering a reliable solution that restores stability. As shown in the comparison, our state-of-the-art galvanized steel columns work to reinforce the foundation with precision. This effective solution lifts the floor above toward its original height, ensuring safety and stability inside the home.