Before & After Photos

This homeowner in Litchfield, NH had a crack in their foundation that needed to be sealed. The homeowner didn't want any water entering through the crack and making it a bigger problem than it already was. They called Erickson Foundation Supportworks who had done work for them in the past. 

Michael Lamalfa a Design Specialist at Erickson Foundation Supportworks went to the homeowner's house and looked at the crack. He inspected the crack and figured out a plan of attack for the team lead to come in and fix the issue. Scott Crandall was the team lead on this project and he and his team were able to seal the crack.

The before and after photos show what the crack looked like before and what the finished product looked like. 

Overall the homeowner was happy with the results of the crack being sealed. They don't worry about water getting inside anymore.

In Litchfield, NH, a homeowner reached out to us, troubled by the sinking concrete at their garage entrance—it spoiled the look of their home and left gaps under their garage door. As you can see, we swiftly transformed the problem area with our innovative PolyLevel and NexusPro solutions. The before photo captures the clear issue, while the after photo proudly exhibits a perfectly leveled concrete, enhancing curb appeal and sealing the garage door tightly, ensuring durability and satisfaction.

This homeowner in Hooksett, New Hampshire had some cracks and some sinking on their front walkway. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection.

A design specialist inspected the front walkway and recommended a solution for the cracks in the walkway and the sinking of the steps.

An EFS crew repaired the cracks in the walkway and lifted the steps using PolyLevel and slab jacks. 

The concrete walkway and step connecting to the front porch of this home in Hooksett, NH had sunken several inches. This gap became a trip hazard for the family, and they needed a permanent solution. This before and after series highlights the effectiveness of our PolyLevel concrete lifting method. The polymer foam was injected beneath the concrete slab that had sunken, and successfully lifted it back 2 inches to a safe location. The trip hazard will no longer be a concern for the homeowner, and no heavy demo work or removal of concrete was necessary. Amazing results for this home!

This homeowner in West Warwick, RI was concerned with the cracks and sunken concrete around their inground pool. Our team installed PolyLevel to lift the sunken concrete sections, which also stabilized and protected the slab from future settlement. NexusPro silicone caulking was then used to seal all the cracks and joints to ensure unwanted water wasn't flowing beneath the slab or eroding away soil beneath the concrete.