Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Orange, New Hampshire lives in a home that was originally built in the 1700s. The homeowners were looking to start renovating the home but wanted to stabilize the foundation and the floor system before beginning the renovation process. Our Design Specialist inspected the home and recommended rebuilding the stone foundation wall with a new Masonry Block wall. Our team removed the old stone foundation wall and installed a new Masonry wall in its place. 

This homeowner chose Erickson Foundation Supportworks to install a radon mitigation system. The installation process involved sealing some cracks within the foundation walls. Some of the cracks had been sealed previously, however were not done properly. This before and after highlights what we did to reseal a crack that was done incorrectly in the past by another company.

Crack monitors placed over the cracks also assist the homeowner determine if their walls shift or settle over time.

A homeowner in Boxborough, Massachusetts, had lived in their new home for the past 3 months. Since they moved in the homeowners have noticed some cracking in their garage and were worried about the garage sinking and causing these cracks. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection of their garage. Our design specialist recommended installing PolyLevel, NexusPro, FlexiSpan, and Crack Injection into the garage to stabilize it and seal the cracks. 

This crawlspace had some light plastic laid out over the exposed soil, which had become dirty and useless over the years. A new homeowner moved in and wanted to clean up the space. Additionally, a structural engineer informed the owner the beams and posts supporting the structure were in severe disrepair, and so needed to be stabilized and/or replaced. Erickson Foundation Supportworks installed a number of SmartJacks and enclosed the area with CleanSpace Encapsulation System. There were several large rocks sticking up out of the soil which could not be removed from the crawlspace, and so the CleanSpace product does not appear to be perfectly flat in some places.

The bump addition on this home in New Boston was settling over time. It was supported by 3 concrete pillars, all of which had failed and were sinking. Our team proposed and installed 3 EZ Post helical piles to replace the concrete pillars. The EZ posts are permanent and will not settle.