Peter Carstean

Erickson Foundation Solutions

Title: Design Specialist
Hometown: Manchester, NH
Peter Carstean from Erickson Foundation Solutions

Peter has extensive experience in the home improvement industry, having previously worked on everything from flooring and roofing, to remodeling and landscaping.  Peter brings a focused, intelligent and caring approach to each project he works on with homeowners.

In his spare time, Peter enjoys fishing, traveling, and exercise.

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By Joe M.
Nashua, NH
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Second to none! I'm very happy with the whole process,...
By LLOYD S.
Nashua, NH
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Nick, Jesse, Justin and Colin did an outstanding job. Kept...
By Jerry G.
Nashua, NH
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We couldn't be happier with your company and it's...
By Don M.
Litchfield, NH
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Mike was fantastic We went over everything an he figured...
By Jane W.
MANCHESTER, NH
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By Jane W.
MANCHESTER, NH
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I liked the honesty and step by step explanations along...
By Paula W.
Sandown, NH
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Newmarket, NH
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Photo galleries from jobs I've worked on

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The photo depicts homeowners equipped with a shop vacuum, squeegee, and brush, utilizing these tools to eliminate the accumulated water on their basement floor.
The foundation wall in the garage had cracks which were causing concern.
WaterGuard was installed along the perimeter of the basement to capture water before it could access the finished basement space. The system is set within crushed stone to ensure proper flow of water to the sump pump's basin.
The old basement window was too small to operate as an emergency exit, and also didn't let in much natural sunlight.
The interior perimeter of the foundation was excavated to allow space for the WaterGuard system to be installed.
Concrete is removed from the basement's perimeter to create space for WaterGuard installation. The WaterGuard system is positioned within crushed stone to efficiently gather water and channel it to the sump basin. After testing the system, it is secured with cement.
The previous sump pump had incorrect plumbing connections to the sewage line, leading to unpleasant leaks. Additionally, the absence of a lid contributed to humidity in the basement.
Upon inspection, the basement had water puddling on the floor from water intrusion. This was a clear sign that another basement flood was likely to occur.

Before and after photos from jobs I've worked on

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