Before & After Photos

In Derry, NH, our team at Erickson Foundation Solutions encountered a homeowner facing issues with sinking precast stairs. Notice in the "before" photo how the stairs had settled, posing both aesthetic and safety concerns. To restore stability and enhance curb appeal, we installed helical piers. These engineered steel piers are driven deep into competent soils, effectively redistributing the weight and providing permanent support. The "after" image showcases the new, more appealing precast stairs, secure and stable. Our expert solution ensures peace of mind for this homeowner.

This homeowner in North Billerica, Massachusetts had been experiencing their floors in the main level are out of level. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection.

Design Specialist Michael Bradley inspected the home. During his inspection, Michael found some wooden supports that are 80 years old. Additionally, Michael found a joint in the basement that had been cut to allow a PVC pipe to be installed. Michael recommended installing SmartJacks to replace the wood supports and installing a new joist and sister it up with the main support beam. 

Crew Lead Nick Carelli and his team arrived at the home and installed the SmartJacks and installed a new joist that is sistered up to the main support beam. 

An owner of a gas station in North Billerica, Massachusetts, had a diesel cap that sunk. Our production team installed PolyLevel under the concrete around the diesel cap to lift it up to flush with the other concrete around it. 

A homeowner in Deerfield, New Hampshire, has an issue where their chimney is pulling away from the home. Our team installed Push Piers under the chimney to add support. 

A homeowner in Deerfield, New Hampshire, had seen cracks forming in their basement that have reached the garage. They have seen the cracks growing and would like to find a fix and stop them from growing and then seal the cracks. The homeowners called EFS for a free inspection and our Design Specialist recommended having our team use PolyLevel to fill the void underneath the basement and garage. Then seal the cracks in the garage with 100' of NexusPro.