Before & After Photos

Faced with an increasingly hazardous pool deck in Bedford, NH, this homeowner reached out to us for a solution. As you can see in the before photo, the tripping hazards posed a serious concern. Thanks to our expert PolyLevel installation, showcased in the after photo, we were able to provide a safe, stabilized, and leveled surface. This reliable and long-lasting repair illustrates our commitment to enhancing home safety while delivering a remarkable customer experience.

In Bedford, NH, a homeowner faced a frustrating issue: their beautiful granite pool wasn't holding water, thanks to voids around it. As you can see in the 'before; photo, this was a significant problem. Erickson Foundation Solutions came to the rescue, using PolyLevel to thoroughly fill and stabilize the surrounding areas, ensuring the pool would once again retain water. The 'after' photo highlights the seamless solution, showcasing our commitment to providing reliable, long-lasting fixes to enhance your home.

Before, a Tyngsborough homeowner faced a sinking dilemma, with their foundation floor dropping 4 inches and sprouting cracks, posing risks and concern. Enter our team at Erickson Foundation Solutions, coupling our expertise with robust solutions—PolyLevel for an effective lift and NexusPro to seal those pesky cracks, revitalizing the foundation's integrity. As the after photo highlights, the seamless transformation not only stabilizes the home but restores peace of mind, echoing our commitment to dependable, long-lasting repairs.

Over the years, the concrete deck surrounding this inground pool in Dunbarton, NH had settled and caused cracks to form. There were uneven areas throughout the surface, and the homeowner was looking for a contractor to fix it up for them. 

Our concrete repair team used slab jacks and PolyLevel, to lift, level, and stabilize the areas of concern throughout the pool deck. Some of the voids were 3 inches, which were completely filled and successfully lifted the cracked and sunken slab. The cracks and joints will then be sealed to add further protection against water and settlement concerns.

The concrete apron leading to a raised garage floor was cracked at the mid point and sunk about 2-3in on one side. The slab is 8 feet long and 18 ft wide with a slope up of 1ft from the gravel drive to the wooden garage floor. The slab is cracked and sunken on the left half, which has been undermined by poor drainage from the adjoining barn.