Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Goffstown, New Hampshire was looking for someone to come out and stabilize their foundation. They called EFS for a free inspection. Our design specialist recommended installing EZ Posts to stabilize the foundation.

The owner of a 1970s home in Goffstown, New Hampshire, bought their property in 2018. However, they have recently noticed that the front-facing foundation wall seems to be bowing inwards. Therefore, they reached out to EFS to request a free inspection of their foundation walls. EFS's Design Specialist, Jared Pavluvcik, inspected the basement and suggested installing an Auxiliary Wall along the entire length of the front-facing foundation wall. This would stabilize the foundation wall and stop it from bowing any further.

A homeowner in Goffstown, NH had concerns with water flooding his crawl space. Although the owner had the personal belongings on wooden crates, over 3 inches of water filled the crawl space and damaged them. Looking to keep the crawl space dry all the time, he reached out to Erickson Foundation Solutions.

Our Design Specialist, Josh Phillips, recommended installing WaterGuard perimeter drainage and SmartSump sump pump to waterproof the crawl space. WaterGuard captures water along the border of the crawl space where the walls and floor meet and deliver water to the sump pump. The sump pump removes water out of the home through an exterior discharge line.

This waterproofing system keeps the crawl space dry all the time, ensuring the safety of the homeowner's storage space.

This home in Bedford, NH was dealing with water seeping into the basement. With nothing in place to remove the water, the basement was becoming damp and uncomfortable. Erickson Foundation Supportworks installed a sump pump and drainage system to capture and remove all the water.

This homeowner in Bedford, New Hampshire was closing on their home and needed to fix some cracks in the basement and the garage. They called Erickson to fix the cracks. Design Specialist Brian Allen came to the house to inspect the cracks. He found that the cause of the cracks was from the wall starting to bow. He thought the best option was to install PowerBrace so that new cracks couldn't form. Crew Lead Jon Provost and his team installed the PowerBrace to permanently immobilize the wall. After the wall was immobilized the cracks were sealed.

The homeowners were happy to know that there are no cracks anymore and that the PowerBrace would prevent more from happening.