Before & After Photos

This homeowner in Georgetown, Massachusetts, had a foundation wall in their basement that was made up of stone and brick. The home was made in the 1800s and the homeowners have seen over the last decade that the walls seem to be flexing inward. The homeowner plans to pass the home along to their daughter but would like to have the home in better condition. The homeowner decided to call EFS for a free inspection of their foundation. After the inspection, the Design Specialist recommended installing an Auxiliary Wall over the bulging wall to prevent further movement. 

This homeowner in Georgetown, Massachusetts, had a crack in their basement that was allowing water in. They have had the crack for a while and finally decided to repair it. The homeowners called EFS for a free inspection of their home and our Design Specialist met with them at their home and inspected the entire basement. Our Design Specialist recommended installing FlexiSpan to seal the crack and prevent water from entering the home. 

This homeowner in Georgetown, Massachusetts, has lived in their home for the past 10 years and had noticed the doors and windows of their 4 season porch were difficult to open and close. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection of the porch to determine what had caused this issue. Our Design Specialist discovered that the difficulty of opening and closing the doors and windows stemmed from the supports under the porch being settled. We recommended installing 3 Helical Piers with porch brackets under the porch to stabilize it. 

A homeowner in Revere, Massachusetts, had called an engineer because their floors looked like they weren't supported and they were sloping. The engineer recommended installing supplemental beams. The homeowner called EFS for a free inspection of their basement and our Design Specialist recommended supplemental beams but to additionally replace the existing supports with our SmartJacks. 

This homeowner in West Newbury, Massachusetts had a fieldstone foundation that is starting to bulge in one corner. Design Specialist John Merna inspected the fieldstone foundation and proposed that Erickson Crew install an auxiliary wall to the foundation to stop the bulging and reinforce that area. Crew Lead Jon Provost and his crew installed the auxiliary wall and were able to secure the fieldstone foundation.