Before & After Photos

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Sinking Sunroom Repair in Laconia, NH

Before photo reveals a sunroom in Laconia, NH, clearly struggling for support, revealing the worrying signs of foundation damage. Fast forward to our intervention: as you can glimpse in the after snapshot, the transformation is undeniable. By introducing our Helical Pier solution, we’ve not only salvaged but significantly fortified its structure. Notice the remarkable difference? This stands as a testament to our commitment—to provide not just solutions but enduring peace of mind.

Concrete Deck is Pooling Water, Boston, MA

A homeowner in Boston, Massachusetts, had recently finished their basement. They found that water from rainstorms was directed towards the home's foundation by their concrete deck. The EFS production team injected PolyLevel under the concrete deck to pitch the concrete slabs away from the home and help protect their basement from water damage.

Deck Supports, Sandown, NH

The original deck supports on this home in Sandown were sinking and shifting. The original concrete sono tubes they were installed on were unstable due to shifting soils. These failing supports were replaced with EZ Post helical piers. Installed at depths of 8', these new supports will not shift or sink.

Vertical Crack in Foundation, Sandown, NH

This homeowner in Sandown, New Hampshire had noticed a vertical crack in their foundation that shows on the inside and outside of their foundation. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection. 

Design Specialist Kenny Calabrese inspected the interior and exterior of the home. Kenny inspected the crack. Kenny recommended installing Push Piers and PolyLevel.

Crew Lead Ed Nadreau and his team installed 6 Push Piers. Two Push Piers around the crack and 2 more on either side of the chimney. 

Crack Seal, North Andover, MA

This home in North Andover, MA had a large crack in the foundation. The homewoners were concerned, so Erickson Foundation Supportworks sealed it with a polyurethane injection, a foam material that quickly expands within the crack and effectively seals it up. The pictures shown are the before and after of the crack.