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Radon Mitigation
Radon Testing
Radon Detection
Radon Abatement
Radon Mitigation System

Basement Repair Services & Products
WaterGuard Interior System
DryTrak Drainage Channel
TrenchDrain Drain Grate
IceGuard Discharge Line
FlexiSpan Wall Crack Repair
Polyurethane Crack Sealing
WellDuct Window Drainage
BrightWall Waterproof Panels
ThermalDry Wall Barrier
Basement To Beautiful Pre-finishing Wall Insulation Panels
Drain Tile Installation
SuperSump Pump System
TripleSafe Pumping System
UltraSump Battery Back Up
Sanidry Dehumidifier

Foundation Repair Services & Products
Push Pier Underpinning For Settlement, Foundation Leveling, Sinking Foundation Repair
Geo-lock Wall Anchors
Geo-lock Helical Anchors
PowerBrace Bowed Wall Repair
CarbonArmor Fiber Wall Repair
SmartJack Crawl Space Support
Slab Pier Repair
PolyLevel Concrete Lifting
EZ Post Deck Repair
Shotcrete Wall Restoration

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Radon Levels Getting Worse, Milford, NH

Radon Levels Getting Worse, Milford, NH

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Radon Levels Getting Worse, Milford, NH Radon Levels Getting Worse, Milford, NH

This homeowner in Milford, NH was experiencing radon levels in his home getting worse. The homeowner said over the last 3 years of owning the home the radon levels seem to be increasing even when they have a radon system installed already in their home. The homeowner decided to call EFS for a free inspection.

Design Specialist Chris Greenwood arrived at the home and inspected the basement. Chris looked at the current Radon System and noticed it had only one extraction point. Chris told the homeowner this could be why the radon levels aren't going down. Chris recommended installing a new Radon System with two extraction points to collect more radon.

Homeowner Noticed a New Crack in Foundation Wall, Milford, NH

Homeowner Noticed a New Crack in Foundation Wall, Milford, NH

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Homeowner Noticed a New Crack in Foundation Wall, Milford, NH Homeowner Noticed a New Crack in Foundation Wall, Milford, NH

This homeowner in Milford, New Hampshire noticed one day that there was a crack in the foundation of their garage. Soon after they noticed that first crack a second crack started to form. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection. 

Design Specialist Michael LaMalfa inspected the foundation of the garage. Michael found that the foundation wall of the garage was beginning to bow and that is causing the foundation to start to crack. After Michael's inspection, he recommended installing Geolocks into the garage. 

Crew Lead Spencer Ladd and his team installed 5 Geolocks into the garage. Three Geolocks are installed on the back wall of the garage and two Geolocks are installed on the left side of the garage. 

Control Joints are Chipped and Cracked, Milford, NH

Control Joints are Chipped and Cracked, Milford, NH

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Control Joints are Chipped and Cracked, Milford, NH Control Joints are Chipped and Cracked, Milford, NH

A hospital in Milford, New Hampshire has some control joints on their front walkway that are cracked and chipped. They called EFS for repair. An EFS crew repaired all of the control joints that were cracked or chipped. A combination of concrete and Sealant Pro was used to fix the walkway.

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Erickson Foundation Solutions has been the trusted, local professionals to call in Milford, NH, for foundation repairs, concrete repair, radon mitigation, basement crack repair and even crawl space repair. Our in-house team of expert engineers know how to properly determine and repair the structural issues you are going through. Whether you have water in your basement or your crawl space, or need concrete lifting, leveling or foundation structural repair, we have your back. We provide a 25-year written warranty for all of our foundation products. With the professionals at Erickson Foundation Solutions, you can feel safe knowing that your repairs are in good hands.

Foundation Repair Contractor Milford, NH

No one wants to have to go through structural and foundation repairs, but there are times where you shouldn’t wait any longer and call the trusted local professionals Erickson Foundation Solutions, to get your job done the right way. Our products are designed and tested by Supportworks, Inc.; an international network of more than 100 skilled structural repair contractors. We are the areas only company equipped to fix your repairs with these products. Some of the repairs we take on are:

  • Bowing Walls
  • Sagging Floors
  • Stair-Step Cracks
  • Tilting Chimneys
  • Foundation Cracks
  • Garage Slabs

Milford, NH Local Concrete Leveling Expert

Sunken and cracked concrete around your home is not only an eyesore but is also a safety hazard. As time goes by, if the problem isn’t corrected, it will only get worse. However, you have no reason to fret when you have the professionals at Erickson Foundation Solutions doing the work. Our experts use PolyLevel, a strong, and durable foam material to lift your concrete slabs back into place. We drill small holes into the slab where the foam is injected and expands, raising the concrete into place. Many other contractors will use mudjacking, but our method doesn’t disturb the area, takes less drying time, and is more affordable.

After repairing your concrete, consider a durable concrete sealant that extends the life of your slabs by 3 to 5 times overall in just one quick application. Our SealantPro concrete sealant bonds with concrete on a molecular level to protect slabs against oil, gasoline, water, debris, and more. Whether you have new slabs or existing slabs, SealantPro will work for you! We also offer a translucent tinted concrete sealer, DecoShield, which adds a unique visual appeal to your home's slabs while preventing pitting, flaking, cracks, and other moisture-related issues.

Our Concrete Repair Solutions:

  • SealantPro® Concrete Sealing
  • DecoShield® Concrete Sealer
  • Sidewalk Repair
  • Pool Deck Repair
  • Concrete Driveway Repair
  • Mudjacking

The benefits of PolyLevel®:

  • Non-invasive installation
  • Quick application & curing
  • Clean &precise lifting
  • Adjustable & durable for loads of all sizes

Contact us today to schedule a free concrete leveling estimate for your Milford home or commercial property!

Get in contact with us today and get your FREE concrete leveling and concrete sealing estimate!

Crawl space repair contractor in Milford, NH

The crawl space is often an underappreciated part of the home that often gets issues with mold. Since it is more often an out of sight out of mind, when problems occur with your crawl space it can easily have wide-ranging effects on the entire home. This is especially true since many older crawl spaces were vented due to mistaken beliefs about home construction. These vents make it easy for mold and rot to occur, causing issues throughout the home like uneven floors, foul smells, worsened allergy symptoms, and more.

Crawl Space Repair Services Offered in Milford, NH:

  • Crawl space vapor barrier
  • Crawl space waterproofing
  • Crawl space dehumidification
  • Crawl space support posts
  • Crawl space insulation
  • And more!

If you are noticing any of these issues then our experts can help. We offer a wide range of crawl space repair services designed to help your home including encapsulation, waterproofing, insulation, and more. Contact us today to schedule your free estimate!

Radon Gas Mitigation Systems

Radon gas is colorless, odorless, and as cancer-causing as to//bacco and asbestos. Radon gas is produced from the decaying of rocks and soil and comes up from the ground into your crawlspace and basements. The way our radon mitigation systems works in a pipe collects the gases that are coming from the soil. The gas is then piped upwards where a depressurization vent forces the radon out from your home. Our radon mitigation system is completely compatible with the current waterproofing system in your home. Get in contact with us now to learn how to protect your loved ones from the harmful effects of radon gas.

Radon and Indoor Air Quality Services Provided in Milford, NH:

  • Radon Testing and Inspections
  • Radon Mitigation and Abatement
  • Indoor Air Quality Testing

Basement Crack Repair

At any stage of your home when water starts to leak, it can lead to serious flooding and serious damage. So when it starts to leak in your basement, act fast. Erickson Foundation Solutions understands how all different types of basement leaks are caused, which is why we provide fast and efficient solutions to handle every source of wall and floor leaks. we also offer egress windows and dehumidifiers

To get a free estimate on basement leaking solutions and crack repair services, call us at 1-603-878-5552 or click below!

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Basements commonly serve as storage areas. However, when water seeps through the foundation, items stored there risk damage. A homeowner in Milford,...
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Radon Mitigation System, Milford, NH

A homeowner in Milford, New Hampshire, has lived in their home for a decade and became concerned with radon gas in their home. The homeowners use the space to work out and want to make sure the air in the basement is 100% safe. The owners called Erickson Foundation Solutions to test their house for radon. Our Design Specialist Bryan Barnard dropped off a Continuous Radon Monitor (CRM) at the home to perform a 48-hour radon test. After the test was complete Bryan returned to the house to read the results to the homeowner. The results of the test came back at an average of 9.0 pCi/L and the homeowner would like to have them be under the National Radon Defense's recommendation of 4.0 pCi/L. To achieve this goal Bryan recommended installing a radon mitigation system with a single extraction point to lower the radon levels within the home.

Our installation team met the owners at their home and did a walkthrough of what to expect during the project. Our team began by using a core drill to drill a 3-inch circular hole in the slab so we could create a radon extraction point. Then we attached PVC pipe to the extraction point and then fed that piping to the exterior of the home where we will install our radon fan. The radon fan was connected to the PVC pipe and then once the fan was secured to the side of the home we used more PVC piping to vent the system above the roofline of the home. With the whole system installed, we can now draw radon-filled air from beneath the home, collect it in our radon pipe, and send it out and away from the home.

The homeowners were very pleased with the results of the project. They can now workout in the basement without having to worry about the air quality inside the basement. 

Radon Mitigation and Crack Repair, Milford, NH

A homeowner in Milford, New Hampshire, has been living in their house since 2018. Recently, they noticed a PVC pipe in their basement that appeared to be a passive radon system. As a result, they decided to test their home for radon. After testing, they discovered high levels of radon, which exceeded the recommended amount from the National Radon Defense. They contacted EFS to design and install a radon mitigation system in their home, and also requested the sealing of the cracks in their basement.

 

Josh Phillips, the Design Specialist from EFS, met with the homeowners and designed a suitable radon mitigation system for their home. He also recommended sealing the foundation cracks with NexusPro Crack Repair. The homeowners had a concern about the air quality inside the main living space, so Josh suggested an Aspen Air Purifier.

 

The installation team, led by Steven Dumais, started by plugging in the Aspen Air Purifier into the main home. Then, they created two extraction points for the Radon Mitigation System in the basement. For this, the team used a 3" core drill to make a circular hole in the slab and installed a 3" PVC pipe to link the two extraction points. The PVC pipes carried the radon-filled air to the radon fan, which the team installed on the exterior of the home. They then vented the system with more PVC piping above the roofline of the home. After hooking up the power to the fan, the system began to draw up the radon from beneath the home and direct it out and above the home, where it could dissipate into the open air. Finally, the team sealed the cracks in the basement slab using NexusPro, sealing up to 25 feet of cracks to prevent radon from seeping up through the slab.

 

The homeowners were happy with the installation of the Aspen Air Purifier, Radon Mitigation System, and NexusPro into their home.

Cracks, Moisture, and Radon in Basement, Milford, NH

A new resident in Milford, New Hampshire recently purchased a home and discovered some cracks in the foundation wall. To address this issue, the homeowner contacted EFS for a free basement inspection. Our Design Specialist, Isaac Hernandez, conducted a thorough walkthrough of the basement and found that the homeowners also wanted the moisture and radon levels to be assessed. Isaac discovered that the relative humidity in the basement was high and the existing passive radon system was not reducing the radon levels sufficiently. To remedy these issues, Isaac recommended installing FlexiSpan to seal the cracks, SaniDry XP to control humidity, adding an extraction point, and activating the passive radon system. 

Our installation team got to work by first activating the radon system. They began by creating an additional extraction point to gather the greatest amount of radon possible. Once the extraction point was established, the team installed the radon fan in the attic and activated the radon mitigation system. Next, the team repaired the two foundation cracks by using FlexiSpan. Once the cracks were sealed, a high-strength dehumidifier was installed in the basement to manage humidity. 

The homeowner was extremely satisfied with the outcome of the work done in the basement of their new home. They no longer have to concern themselves with water, moisture, or radon issues in the basement.

Stabilize Floors System of Old Home, Milford, NH

The owner of an older home in Milford, New Hampshire, has concerns with the floor system of their home. The homeowners contacted EFS for a free inspection of their basement and floor system. Our Design Specialist and Senior Project Manager, Nate Erickson, inspected the home and recommended installing SmartJacks with Supplemental Beam to stabilize the floor system and PolyLevel Wall Restoration to seal any gaps in the wall. 

Our Installation Team began by marking where each of our SmartJacks was going to be installed in the basement. Once marked the team then sets our big footings on the dirt floor in the basement on level ground so our SmartJacks have a strong base. Next, the team will cut our SmartJacks to the correct length and install 3 SJs to the main beam in the basement and then install 4 more SmartJacks under a supplemental beam. The team adjusted the top of the SJs to lift up on the floor and stabilize the floor system. 

After the SmartJacks were installed our PolyLevel crew came to the home and sprayed PolyLevel Wall Restoration on the interior foundation walls to fill any gaps in the wall. 

Detached Barn Had Bowing Floors, Milford, NH

A homeowner in Milford, New Hampshire, had a detached barn on their property. The homeowner has only lived in this home for just over 20 years and they don't know when the barn was built but it was showing its age. The homeowner has found that the floors in the barn were bowing and fear that the supports under the floor were sinking. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection and our design specialist recommended installing SmartJacks to stabilize the floor and then installing a perimeter water drainage system with CleanSpace to collect any water that collects under the barn floor. 

Our production team began by removing the old support post and installing temporary supports to stabilize the floors before the team can install the SmartJacks. After the temporary supports were secured, the team then began setting up the SmartJacks. First, the team dug three 2' x 2' x 2' holes under the main support beam. Once the holes were dug to the right specifications the team filled half of the hole with engineered fill and rebar then filled the rest of the hole with concrete to make a solid footing for the new support posts to rest on. After the concrete was cured, the team sets the footings on the concrete and attached the SmartJacks to the main support beam. Once all three of the supports were attached the team used the adjustable top to lift the beam to level the floor. After the supports were installed the team began to install CleanSpace around the perimeter wall of the crawlspace. The CleanSpace spans from the top of the wall to the dirt floor, which will integrate into the perimeter drainage system. After the vapor barrier was installed the team then began removing dirt to install the perimeter drainage and the sump pump into the crawlspace. The team first installed the TripleSafe basin into the ground. Then installed the WaterGuard around the perimeter of the crawlspace. The CleanSpace, WaterGuard, and TripleSafe will all be connected to collect all of the water that entered the crawlspace and expel it to the exterior of the home through the exterior drainage line that the team installed. 

The homeowners were very pleased with the results of the project.

 

Foundation Wall Is Bowing, Milford, NH

A homeowner in Milford, New Hampshire, had pest control out to their home for a pest issue. The pest control company noticed a crack in the foundation wall of their garage. The pest company showed the crack to the homeowner and the homeowner decided to call EFS for a free inspection. Our design specialist recommended installing Geolock wall anchors to the foundation wall.

Our production team began by assessing the bowing foundation wall of the garage. The back wall of the garage was bowing outward and to counteract the bowing the team needed to dig a trench from the inside of the garage 10 feet from the back wall. The team used a jackhammer to chip out of the concrete so the team could dig the trench. The team dug the trench the width of the garage so they could install 4 Geolocks to pull the foundation wall in. Once the team dug the trench in the garage, they drilled 4 small holes in the foundation wall. The team sent 4 long rods into these small holes and used an impact gun to push the rod through the dirt until it reached the trench. Once each rod was pushed into the trench, the team attached a Geolock plate to the ends of each rod. After both plates were attached to each end of the rods, the team tightens each rod using a drill. The team continued to tighten each Geolock until the wall started to move inward. The team tightened the Geolock wall anchors until the wall was straight and the bow was eliminated. After the team was done tightening the Geolocks, the team backfilled the trench and poured new concrete to match the garage floor. 

The homeowners were very pleased with the results of the project. They are happy that the pest company discovered the issue and that EFS repaired the issue.

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Water Coming Up From Cracks, Milford, NH

A homeowner in Milford, New Hampshire, had water entering from cracks in the basement floor and wall. They noticed the water coming into the basement for the past 2 years and decided it was time to find a solution. The homeowners have no intention to sell their home, so they are going to repair the home and repair it right. They want to protect their items in storage from water ruining them.

Our design specialist completed a thorough inspection of the basement space. After examining the basement, the design specialist recommended installing WaterGuard, Ultra Sump, IceGuard LawnScape Outlet, FlexiSpan Crack Monitor, and NexusPro. 

The team first started by chipping out the 51' of concrete for the WaterGuard and space for the UltraSump to be set in. This drainage system is lightly covered with crushed stone and then concrete is poured and smoothed over the WaterGuard, leaving a part of the flange exposed. Once the system is installed and tested successfully, the concrete patch work can be completed. The crew then uses FlexiSpan to seal cracks that are on the foundation wall. The IceGuard and LawnScape Outlet are installed on the exterior of the home. They are part of the discharge line from the UltraSump and allow for the water to be pushed out of the home and get the water far from the home so it cannot re-enter the home. The crew also installed 3 Crack Monitors on cracks the homeowner was concerned about. If any foundation problems emerge with these cracks, the homeowner should be able to detect them now. The team finished the project by sealing cracks and control joints in the basement using NexusPro. 

Control Joints are Chipped and Cracked, Milford, NH

In front of a hospital in Milford, New Hampshire, the sidewalk needs some repair. The Property Manager of this hospital wanted to repair the sidewalks to eliminate trip hazards for patients and guests. The Property Manager called EFS for an inspection. 

Senior Design Specialist Michael LaMalfa inspected the home sidewalk. The control joints of the walkway are spalling and chipping. Michael recommended repairing the control joints for the entire length of the walkway. 

Crew Lead Nick Carelli and David Elliot repaired all of the control joints on the walkway. 

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Homeowner Noticed New Crack in Foundation Wall, Milford, NH

This homeowner in Milford, New Hampshire noticed one day there was a crack in the foundation of their garage. Soon after they noticed that first crack a second crack started to form. They realized they had a foundation problem on their hands and reached out to Erickson Foundation Solutions for an inspection.

Design Specialist Michael LaMalfa inspected the foundation cracks and found the foundation wall of the garage was beginning to bow. This bowing action was causing the foundation to start to crack as the wall bulged outwards. After Michael's inspection, he recommended installing GeoLock wall anchors to prevent the foundation problem from getting worse.

Crew Lead Spencer Ladd and his team installed 5 GeoLocks according to the design specialists layout. Three of the wall anchors were installed on the back wall of the garage and two more were installed on the left side of the garage. The design was in place to wrap the corner and permanently stabilize the garage's foundation against any further problems.

Radon Levels Getting Worse, Milford, NH

This homeowner in Milford, NH was experiencing radon levels in his home getting worse. The homeowner said over the last 3 years of owning the home the radon levels seem to be increasing even when they have a radon system installed already in their home. The homeowner decided to call EFS for a free inspection.

Design Specialist Chris Greenwood arrived at the home and inspected the basement. Chris looked at the current Radon System and noticed it had only one extraction point. Chris told the homeowner this could be why the radon levels aren't going down. Chris recommended installing a new Radon System with two extraction points to collect more radon.

Crew Lead Branden Edwards and his team arrived at the home and installed the new radon mitigation system with two extraction points.  

Front Entrance Crack, Milford, NH

Tom S. Director of Operations at the New Hampshire Dome in Milford, New Hampshire was experiencing some cracking above their entryway. Tom called EFS to see if they could come out and look at the entryway. Design Specialist Paul Magowan came to the Dome and inspected the cracking above the entryway. 5 total cracks needed to be repaired: 4 shorter ones above the doors, and 1 long crack extending from top to bottom. The building is under positive pressure, and so water is pulled in through the cracks. Paul recommended using Crack Seal to repair all of the cracks. 

Crew Lead Chris Hanulec came to the dome and repaired all 5 cracks. All the cracks were sealed successfully. 

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Crack Seal in Unfinished Basement, Milford, NH

Bertha B. of Milford, New Hampshire, had two cracks in her unfinished basement walls that she was concerned about. She called EFS for a free inspection to determine what kind of foundation problems she was dealing with. Design Specialist John Prince examined the concrete walls and found they were minor cracks with no signs of structural or moisture concerns. John proposed sealing the cracks, as well as attaching crack monitors which would allow the homeowner to notice if the foundation problem seemed to get worse over time.

Crew Lead Chris Hanulec and his team came to the home and were able to seal the cracks within a couple of hours. 

Bertha was happy with the results of the project. 

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Settling Garage, Milford, NH

John K. of Milford, New Hampshire, was experiencing some cracking in his garage that he wanted to get checked out. John called EFS to see if they could come out and look at his property. Design Specialist John Prince inspected the garage and discovered the foundation was settling. John proposed to the homeowner installing GeoLock wall anchors and a Push Pier system. These two systems in tandem would secure the garage in place and prevent any further settlement.

The production team arrived and walked John K. through the installation process and described how the system would prevent future foundation problems. The Push Piers would add support beneath the foundation footing while the GeoLock anchors would keep the concrete wall stable and straight. 

Homeowner John was happy with the results of the project and was glad to have his garage foundation protected. With this job complete and the foundation being stabilized, he can maintain the value of his home and possibly sell the home in the future. 

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