Before & After Photos

Before, the homeowner in Framingham, MA faced a common problem: a sinking and cracked stoop, evident in the photo. This issue compromised safety and aesthetic appeal. With Erickson Foundation Solutions' expertise, the resolution was effective and lasting. Our team utilized the PolyLevel® system to stabilize and lift the stoop by injecting high-strength foam to address voids beneath. Consequently, NexusPro® Joint Sealant was applied to seal the cracks, safeguarding against future soil erosion. Notice how this reliable solution restores both appearance and functionality, positioning Erickson Foundation as a distinguished contractor.

When the homeowners in East Greenwich, RI, noticed their walkway becoming a hazardous obstacle course of uneven pavement, not only was safety a concern, but so was curb appeal. As you can see in the photos, we stepped in and transformed the troubled path into a smooth, inviting walkway. Using PolyLevel technology for lifting and leveling, along with NexusPro sealing the joints, we ensured a lasting solution that's as durable as it is beautiful. Now, the walkway is not just safe but also enhances the home's overall appeal.

When a homeowner in East Greenwich, RI, noticed their pool deck was no longer level, sloping downwards by about 2 inches away from the pool, they turned to us for help. As you can see in the before and after photos, we confidently addressed this problem by applying our cutting-edge PolyLevel and NexusPro technologies. Not only have we effectively re-leveled their pool deck, restoring its beauty and safety, but our solutions also promise lasting durability. Now, the family can enjoy a perfectly even outdoor space, all thanks to a seamless repair that speaks volumes of our commitment to providing remarkable customer experiences coupled with reliable solutions.

This homeowner in Londonderry, New Hampshire was experiencing leaking around their bulkhead. Design Specialist Paul Magowan came to the home and looked over the bulkhead and basement area to diagnose a problem. Paul concluded that the somewhere between the bulkhead and the foundation is where water is entering the basement. So Paul proposed that Erickson installs a new bulkhead and make sure that it is sealed so water can't get in. Crew Lead Jon Provost and his crew came to the home, installed the new bulkhead, and attached and sealed it to the foundation to ensure that water won't leak into the basement anymore.

A homeowner in Londonderry, New Hampshire, had a stamped concrete patio around their pool that is sinking. Our production team installed PolyLevel into the sunken areas and leveled the concrete.