New London, NH's Professional Concrete Repair & Radon Mitigation Company

A homeowner in New London, New Hampshire, had a partially finished basement with wood finishes. They had noticed water in the basement for a couple of weeks and were concerned about mold formation. They contacted EFS to inspect the basement. Design Specialist Victor Tapia examined the basement and discovered mold under the baseboard heating system. To prevent mold and water collection, Victor advised installing a perimeter drainage system and a SaniDry Sedona Dehumidifier in the basement.

As the finished walls were inaccessible, the homeowner removed the wood finishing to allow our team to install a perimeter drainage system. We dug around 40 feet of concrete around the perimeter of the finished area to install WaterGuard and TripleSafe. We placed the sump pump basin in the drainage system and then connected the system to the exterior of the home. We also installed IceGuard and 30 feet of exterior drainage line to carry water away from the foundation of the home.

After we installed the exterior drainage, we returned to the basement to cover the perimeter drainage and the sump pump basin with concrete. Once the concrete cured, we installed the SaniDry Sedona next to the TripleSafe and reinstalled the baseboard heating in the finished portion of the basement. To ensure continuous dehumidification, we fed the SaniDry Sedona's discharge line into the sump pump basin.

After completing the job, we took the homeowner on a final walkthrough, showing them everything we installed and answering their questions. The homeowner was very pleased with the project's outcome.

A New Hampshire homeowner sought to expand their living space by completing their basement. While organizing their belongings in the basement, they noticed a stair-step crack and an inwardly bowed wall, causing them to worry about the foundation's stability. To address their concerns, the homeowner contacted EFS and was assisted by Design Specialist Victor Tapia, who recommended installing four Geolocks to straighten the foundation wall and allow them to proceed with the basement renovation. 

Led by Edward N., our Installation Team began by excavating the area around the foundation wall to provide access for waterproofing installation. A trench was then dug ten feet away from the wall to accommodate the Geolocks. The dirt between the trench and the foundation wall was utilized as leverage to straighten the wall. A galvanized rod was inserted through the wall and the dirt and secured with a Geolock plate on each side. The ends of the rod were then tightened to bring the plates closer together, successfully straightening the wall. Finally, the team backfilled the trench and dirt against the foundation wall. The homeowner was thrilled with the result and able to complete their basement renovation.

A homeowner in New London, New Hampshire, has lived in their home since 2006 and has always not liked the way their garage looked. The garage has always had cracks in it and now the concrete had begun to flake. The homeowner decided to call EFS for a free inspection of their home and our Design Specialist met with the homeowner and recommended installing NexusPro and DecoShield into the garage to repair and improve the aesthetics of the garage for the homeowners. 

Our installation team began by sealing 70' of cracks with NexusPro in the garage. After the cracks were sealed the team then began to install our DecoShield in the garage. The DecoShield will create a new surface that will look brand new compared to the cracked and flaking concrete from before. 

The homeowners were very pleased with the results of the project. The garage looks brand new with the DecoShield installed.

The owner of a funeral home in New London, New Hampshire, had a water pipe burst causing some undermining of part of their foundation wall. During the appointment with our design specialist about the foundation wall, the owner also wanted PolyLevel Wall Restoration installed into the basement. The owner had EFS come and install a new section of a masonry wall. Then following the installation of the masonry wall, EFS would come and spray the poly. 

Our production team free sprayed the polymer foam around the perimeter of the crawlspace/basement. The PolyLevel Wall Restoration when sprayed, will expand to several times its size to allow it to expand into any cracks and seal them.  This helps prevent erosion or crumbling of the stone based wall.

A funeral home in New London, New Hampshire, had the main water line break a few years ago. The water ended up undermining their foundation wall. The owner of the funeral home would like to have someone look at their stone foundation. Our design specialist examined the foundation wall and recommended installing a Masonry Wall in place of the undermined section of the foundation. 

Our production team began by exposing the foundation wall. The team poured a new footing and began laying their leads. The team continued laying masonry blocks until they reached the joist from the main floor. 

A homeowner in New London, New Hampshire, has been living in their home for 6 months. After all of the snow melted this spring the homeowner noticed on the patio near their sunroom was sinking toward the sunroom. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection. A Design Specialist inspected the back of the home. During the inspection, the Design Specialist noticed that the sunroom seemed to be sinking. The specialist took a closer look using some measurements. They confirmed that the sunroom was sinking and recommended EZ Post. 

The crew installed 5 EZ Post onto the Sunroom to prevent it from sinking any more.