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A homeowner in Georgetown, Massachusetts, has lived in their home for about 5 years. They expect twins and want to rid their basement of its musty smell before birth. They reached out to EFS for a free inspection of their basement. Our Design Specialist Kenny Calabrese met with the homeowners and spoke to them about their concerns. After a conversation, Kenny inspected the basement to identify the best way to reduce the moisture levels inside the basement. The basement was already sealed with rim joist insulation so Kenny felt that a SaniDry Sedona was a great option to lower the moisture levels. 

Our installation team arrived at the home on our scheduled installation day and installed the SaniDry Sedona in the basement. The Sedona was able to lower the moisture levels inside the basement to lower the moisture in the basement. 

This homeowner in Georgetown, Massachusetts, has lived in their home for the past decade. Since they moved into their home they had noticed the doors and windows were difficult to open. Since living in the home for a while the problem has continued to get worse. The homeowner was planning to have someone come out to their home in 2020 but that was when the pandemic hit us in full force and they decided to postpone their search until 2023. Now in 2023, they called EFS for a free inspection, and our Design Specialist Liam FitzPatrick met with the homeowner and inspected the 4 season porch and inside the basement. During his inspection, Liam found that the cause of the tight doors and windows was because of settlement. The supports under the porch were settling and caused the porch to sit unevenly causing the framing to flex, which makes the windows and doors difficult to open. Also during the inspection, Liam was directed at a crack inside the basement that was allowing water into the home. The solution that Liam recommended to the homeowner was to install Helical Piers under the porch to eliminate the settlement and then seal the crack in the basement with FlexiSpan to prevent water from entering. 

This homeowner in Georgetown, Massachusetts, lives in a home that was built in the 1800s. They have lived in the home for the past 60 years and plan to pass the home on to their kids. Over the last 10 years, they have noticed the brick and stone foundation wall was bulging inward. The homeowner has seen the issue get worse over time and was worried about the foundation collapsing. The homeowner called EFS for a free inspection of the foundation. Our Design Specialist John Prince met with the homeowner and thoroughly inspected the basement. He confirmed that the wall was bulging and recommended installing an Auxiliary wall the length of the foundation wall. 

Our Installation Team led by Nick Carelli, began by measuring the foundation wall and installed PowerBraces every 5-6 feet down the wall. The PowerBraces mount to the floor and to the floor system above to gain the leverage to stabilize the wall. To stabilize the entire wall the team bridged the rebar between PowerBraces. After the rebar was installed the team then set up our concrete forms about 8 inches from the foundation wall so we could form the Auxiliary wall. After the forms were set and reinforced, the team called a concrete delivery service to bring them a truckload of concrete to fill the forms. The concrete was then poured into the forms, then the team had to wait 36 to 48 hours for the concrete to cure. After the concrete had cured the team returned to the home and removed the forms from the wall and trimmed off any imperfections.

The foundation wall was now stabilized and the homeowner doesn't have to worry about a potential collapse of the foundation wall. The homeowner now has the confidence to pass the home down to their kids. 

A resident in Georgetown, Massachusetts has been living in their home for 17 years and has been experiencing occasional water leaks into their garage through a foundation wall crack. To finally tackle this issue, the homeowner contacted EFS for a free inspection. Our Design Specialist, Tom Armano, met with the homeowner and conducted an inspection to find a solution. Tom recommended using FlexiSpan to seal the crack and prevent any further leakage onto the garage floor. 

Our Installation Team, led by Branden Edwards, began by cleaning out the crack, chipping an area at the bottom to create a drainage system, and then installing a flexible foam over the crack. Our impermeable membrane was used to secure the foam, and the team ensured that the crack could drain through the drainage system. Finally, concrete was used to conceal the drainage system. 

The homeowner was extremely satisfied with the results and is no longer concerned about water entering their garage.

This homeowner in Georgetown, Massachusetts had been living in their home for the past 23 years, and in the past 7-8 months they began worrying about radon in their home. They wanted to learn more about radon and the health risks, so they decided to call EFS for a free inspection and some information about radon. 

Design Specialist Michael Bradley spent some time with the homeowners talking about radon. Michael answered the questions that the homeowners asked. After the long discussion about radon, Michael recommended to the homeowner to have a radon mitigation system installed in their home. 

Crew Lead Dillon Kingsbury and his team arrived at the home and installed a radon mitigation system. 

This homeowner in Georgetown, Massachusetts was experiencing moisture in their basement. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection. Design Specialist Chris Greenwood arrived at the home and inspected the basement and found that it was musty. Chris recommended installing a Sani Dry, a sump pump with battery backup, and a Freeze Guard. Crew Lead Brandon Edwards and his team arrived at the home and installed the sump pump with battery backup, then installed the Freeze Guard, and finally connected the Sani Dry to the sump pump.