Before & After Photos

When a Concord, NH homeowner noticed their laundry unit was not structurally sound due to cracked wooden support posts in their basement, as seen in the before photo, they knew it was time to call us. Our solution? Installing three state-of-the-art SmartJacks, visible in the after photo, ensuring their foundation is now as sturdy as ever. We take pride in turning foundation fears into stability and safety, making every corner of your home reliable for years to come.

In Concord, NH, a homeowner faced a challenge: wooden support posts in their basement lacked long-term stability, threatening their home's future. As you can see in our before photo, the foundation's reliance on inadequate supports was a hidden risk lurking beneath. Fortunately, our solution brought confidence and protection. We installed SmartJack supports, designed for durability and strength. Notice in the after photo: the transformation ensures this home stands securely for years to come, embodying our commitment to superior service and lasting solutions

A homeowner in Needham, Massachusetts plans on installing a piano on the floor above their garage. The garage floors are settling. Our production team installed PolyLevel, NexusPro, and SmartJacks into the garage. 

These new homeowners needed to make some immediate upgrades to the supports in their basement. They're temporary supports were leading to sagging floors above, and so our Erickson team proposed and installed lally column replacements, per Manchester, NH building code.

This homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire was experiencing several of the lally columns in the basement were starting to deteriorate. The homeowner decided it was time to call Erickson Foundation Solutions for a free inspection. 

Senior Design Specialist Michael LaMalfa arrived at the home and inspected the old lally columns. Michael confirmed that the lally columns are deteriorating. He recommended that the homeowners replace them with new lally columns. 

Crew Lead Spencer Ladd and his team arrived a the home and set up temporary supports so they could remove the old lally columns. After the old lally columns were removed, they began installing the new lally columns.