Serving Southern New Hampshire, Middlesex and Essex Counties Massachusetts
Strong and stable. Our pier system will permanently solve your foundation settlement problem.
If your home shows signs of foundation settlement of any kind, Erickson Foundation Solutions can help. We have a variety of warrantied foundation repair products that solve all types of settlement issues, including slab piers, push piers, and helical piers.
We use different piers to solve different problems, and we'll help you identify the right solution for your home. Each of our foundation pier systems is custom-designed and installed.
Looking to get started on foundation repairs? Call us today at 1-855-239-3489 or click below to learn more about how we can help you with foundation pier installation. We offer free estimates in Bedford, Windham, Amherst and throughout the nearby areas.
A homeowner had experienced a crack in the foundation that continued to get big over the years. Erickson Foundation Solutions installed 8 Helical Piers to stabilize the foundation wall. After the foundation wall was stabilized, the team sprays a frost wall to mitigate frost in the wintertime.
This homeowner in Rindge, New Hampshire wanted to stabilize their house and attached deck. Design Specialist David Cormier came out to the home and purposed that the homeowner uses helical piers. The Crew Lead Nick Carelli and his team came to the home and installed the piers.
This homeowner has been living in their home for 6 months and noticed their sunroom was sinking after all of the snow from the winter melted. They decided to call EFS to have someone inspect the home. The Design Specialist recommended installing EZ Posts under the sunroom to stop it from sinking.
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.
A homeowner in Brookline, New Hampshire, built their home in 1990. After 10 years of living in their home, the homeowner decided to build a detached garage to keep their cars and other belongings in. Two decades after building their garage the homeowner noticed cracks in the left side of the garage becoming bigger and bigger. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection. During the inspection, our design specialist noticed the left side of the garage seemed to be lower than the right side and the cracks on the left side of the garage signify that the left side of the garage was settling. Our design specialist recommended installing Push Piers to the left side of the garage to stabilize the foundation.
This home in Concord, New Hampshire, was settling. Erickson Foundation Solutions installed Push Piers and a frost wall to the back of the home to stabilize the foundation and prevent any further settlement or damage from occurring.
As part of the international Foundation Supportworks network, Erickson Foundation Solutions has access to the highest quality foundation products available. Our foundation piers have been engineered for minimal disturbance to your home and a fast, effective installation. Our foundation push piers are installed by one of our in-house crews of foundation professionals, who are fully trained through Foundation Supportworks.
Each of our foundation pier systems is available in both black steel and galvanized steel, which allows for long-term strength and corrosion resistance. All of our pier systems are installed year-round with a 25-year manufacturer's warranty, as well as our own performance and installation warranty.
A helical pier owes its name to the helical plates welded to the pier shaft. These plates help to pull the pier into the soil during installation and provide anchoring strength as the weight of the foundation or structural element is transferred to the pier. Additional sections can be added to the pier until it reaches the necessary depth. Helical piers have a great deal of versatility for stabilizing and restoring foundations and masonry elements.
These rugged steel push piers feature a patent-pending external sleeve that strengthens the pier at the critical tension point below the bracket. Push piers are installed next to the footings and attached with a heavy duty steel bracket. Soil is backfilled around the piers once stabilization and lifting is complete to finish the installation. This is the best foundation repair option available when soil conditions are unknown, providing a permanent solution for your settlement issues.
Slab piers are push piers designed specifically to stabilize and (in some cases) raise slabs that have settled. This type of pier is driven into the soil in the settlement area, deep enough to connect the slab to stable, load-bearing soil or bedrock. The helical blades anchor to the soil as the pier is essentially screwed into the ground. A specially designed bracket connects the top of the pier to the underside of the slab to stabilize and/or raise the slab back to its original position. Grout is pumped in to fill the void created under the slab, and then concrete is poured over the holes created for installation.
The standard practice of installing poured concrete piers for decks, porches, sunrooms and similar structures has caused plenty of frustration over the years. Poured concrete has more limited installation options, can't be easily corrected, and aren't as durable as steel piers. Helical deck piers are the best alternative to traditional methods because they are fast, effective, and can be installed any time.
If you know there's something wrong with your foundation but aren't sure where to start, the experts at Erickson Foundation Solutions have got you covered. We'll quickly diagnose the problem and decide if a foundation pier system is right for you!
Call us at 1-855-239-3489 or contact us online to get started on your foundation repair needs. We offer free estimates on all our foundation repair products in Bedford, Windham, Amherst, Manchester, Nashua, Hollis, Cambridge, Litchfield, Bow, Stratham and throughout the surrounding areas.
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