Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Portsmouth, New Hampshire had Erickson Foundation Solutions installing a radon mitigation system. The homeowner decided that they wanted to get their crawlspace encapsulated while the radon system was being installed since EFS could perform both services. The team used Drainage Matting and CleanSpace to encapsulate the crawlspace. 

This homeowner in Rockport, Massachusetts wanted to solve a humidity issue in their basement. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection.

The design Specialist recommended installing CleanSpace into the basement paired with a Sani Dry. The CleanSpace will keep moisture from getting into the basement and the Sani Dry will eliminate moisture inside the basement.

Crew Lead Gilberto Cortijo and his crew arrived at the home and installed CleanSpace in the basement.

This homeowner in Rye, New Hampshire was experiencing moderate seepage and puddling, dampness, and humidity in the basement/crawlspace. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection. 

Design Specialist Tom Armano inspected the home for cracks, water stains, and other signs of water entering the basement/crawlspace. Tom recommended installing a Triple Safe Sump, Water Guard, and CleanSpace into the basement/crawlspace to help with the moisture. 

When our team arrived in Rye, NH, we were faced with a problematic crawl space showing signs of moisture issues and decaying support posts, threatening the home's stability. As you can see in the before photo, the environment wasn't ideal. Fast forward to the solution - our installation of the SmartJack and CleanSpace technology, notably visible in the after photo, has entirely transformed the area. We also added a TripleSafe Sump Pump, ensuring a drier, more secure foundation beneath the home. This comprehensive approach has made the crawl space safer and more functional, aligning perfectly with our mission to deliver lasting solutions and a remarkable customer experience.

A homeowner in Woburn, MA, who recently acquired a property, decided to test for radon gas. The test results indicated levels exceeding 20 pCi/L, necessitating the installation of a radon mitigation system. To put it in perspective, levels above 4.0 pCi/L are considered harmful to health. Following an assessment by one of our Design Specialists, a strategy was devised to implement the radon mitigation system. The installation team promptly and carefully set up the system, which includes an extraction point in the basement and a fan that channels the gas from beneath the ground, through the pipes, and out above the roofline, ensuring it is directed away from the house. Equipped with a monitor to measure radon levels, the homeowner can now rest assured that they are safeguarded against this hazardous gas.