Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

Yvonne H. has a beach house in Seabrook, New Hampshire, and his beach house was sinking and needed to be releveled. Yvonne called Erickson Foundation Solutions to see if they could come up with a solution for him. 

Design Specialist David Cormier came to Yvonne's beach home. David inspected the home and proposed that the Erickson team install EZ Post to the perimeter of the home and Smart Jack to the interior of the home. 

Crew Lead Scott Crandall and his team came to the beach home and installed the EZ post and Smart Jacks to stabilize the home. 

In the before photo, notice the significant bowing of this Greenland, NH homeowner's garage wall, compounded by water leakage through a visible crack. Our expert team at Erickson Foundation Solutions addressed these structural issues effectively. Using the GeoLock Wall Anchor System and PowerBrace, we restored stability to the foundation wall, safeguarding it from future movement. To prevent water from further intrusion, we applied the innovative FlexiSpan crack repair system. Finally, installing the SuperSump ensured reliable basement water management. This comprehensive approach creates a safe and dry environment.

In Wenham, MA, a homeowner faced a serious issue with their foundation: a block wall bowing 3 inches inward with visible horizontal and stair step cracks. Trusting Erickson Foundation Solutions, they sought a permanent solution to stabilize the structure before proceeding with further home renovations. We expertly installed our PowerBrace™ System, as seen in the after photo. This reinforcement includes zinc-plated steel beams durable enough to prevent further inward movement. The method ensures long-term stability without invasive procedures, transforming the once-troubled foundation into a safe and secure base for their home.

A homeowner in Hampton, New Hampshire, had concerns with their foundation settling. They reached out to EFS for someone to look at their foundation. Our Design Specialist recommended installing Push Piers under the foundation of the home to prevent the home from further settlement. 

A condominium on Hampton Beach, New Hampshire, was experiencing a myriad of foundation issues. The foundation was cracking, shifting, and falling back into a marsh. Senior Design Specialist Michael LaMalfa came to the condo and examined all of the units and the surroundings of the building to gauge what repairs the building would need. He proposed that the first action item would be Geolock Anchors along the back wall and sides of the building. 

Crew Lead Spencer Ladd and his team came and drilled through the concrete in each of the 10 units garages to install Geolocks from the back wall to the trench in the garage. A large galvanized metal plate is put on each side of a metal rod that is drilled between the trench and the back wall to hold things in place. 

Over a span of two and a half months, the crew installed a few different foundation securing devices.