William Griffith

Erickson Foundation Solutions

Title: Installation Specialist
William Griffith from Erickson Foundation Solutions

Customer Reviews About Me

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By Fran L.
Nashua, NH
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I was very happy with the work performed at Andover...
By Eric F.
Andover, NH
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By Joshua Z.
Bedford, NH
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We had used Erickson Foundation when we first purchased our...
By Sharon H.
Londonderry, NH
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Cam and JJ were excellent-couldn’t ask for better.
By Todd J.
Londonderry, NH
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She did a phenomenal job I was just committed to doing the...
By Matthew C.
Pelham, NH
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By Philip M.
Auburn, NH
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Excellent communication and professionalism
By Robert D.
Reading, MA
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Photo galleries from jobs I've worked on

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An extraction point was made in the foundation floor to allow for PVC pipe to be fit into it and run to the exterior of the home.
The team needed to demolish the lower section of drywall prior to the WaterGuard installation. After its removal, they chipped away the concrete to create room for the system. WaterGuard was then surrounded by crushed stone to facilitate correct water flow towards the sump basin and subsequently cemented into position.
Before we started work on the project, the crawl space was damp and musty. This caused the insulation to absorb moisture and fall, ultimately leaving the home vulnerable to energy inefficiency and cold floors. Excessive moisture can also subject the crawl space to mold growth, wood rot, and musty odors throughout the home.
An extraction point was made in the foundation floor of the home and PVC pipe was fit to it. This allows for radon to be guided from underneath the home's foundation and outside of the home.
We started work on the project by creating an extraction point in the foundation floor. PVC pipe was then fit to the extraction point and constructed to the exterior of the home. This homeowner requested that we install the pipe through the desk, which we were able to accommodate.
An extraction point was created in the garage floor. PVC pipe was then installed and sealed in the extraction point.
To start work on the project, we created an extraction point in the basement floor. PVC pipe was then fit to the extraction point and cored through the foundation wall to the exterior of the home. This was done to extract radon from underneath the home's foundation and remove it from the vicinity of the home.
An extraction point was made in the basement floor to allow radon gas to be drawn from the soil underneath it. PVC pipe was fit to the extraction point and constructed to the outside of the home.

Case Studies I've worked on

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Before and after photos from jobs I've worked on

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