Before & After Photos

This homeowner in North Reading, Massachusetts was experiencing a crack in their basement start to leak. The crack was sealed previously. When the homeowners first moved into their home 8 years ago, a crack was visible in the basement. The crack is leaking again and they need to seal it. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection. 

Design Specialist Stephen Caron inspected the home.  As he walked into the basement he noticed the crack on the wall. Stephen examined the crack and recommended resealing the crack and then installing FlexiSpan over the sealed crack.

The crew began sealing the crack and then began installing the FlexiSpan. FlexiSpan is a product that is a permanent solution to keeping wall cracks dry. Before applying FlexiSpan, the crew seals the crack using crack injection. Then they put a coat of FlexiSpan open-cell foam sealant over the sealed crack. On top of the special sealant, they then installed the FlexiSpan. This method will seal the crack but, if the crack does leak again the FlexiSpan will act as a channel and guide the water to a draining point at the floor where it is connected to WaterGuard or Catus Board.

In Kingston, NH, a homeowner faced a significant challenge with a section of their pool deck that was down by an inch, creating a trip hazard. As seen in the before photo, this uneven concrete needed a reliable fix. To address this issue, we at Erickson Foundation Solutions implemented our proven PolyLevel® system. By injecting high-strength polyurethane foam through minimally invasive, pea-sized holes, we precisely stabilized and lifted the concrete slab. In the after photo, you’ll see the pool deck returned to its original level, eliminating the safety hazard effectively.

A residential building owner noticed concrete sinking along pathways on the property. These tripping hazards caused concern for the owner. Looking to level and stabilize the concrete, he reached out to Erickson Foundation Solutions.

Our Design Specialist, Kenneth Calabrese, recommended installing PolyLevel concrete leveling and NexusPro joint repair. PolyLevel is a polyurethane foam that fills voids underneath the concrete, almost instantly lifting and leveling it. This permanent solution is much quicker and cost effective compared to mudjacking or replacing the concrete. After PolyLevel lifted the concrete, NexusPro was used to seal the joints between the concrete. NexusPro stops water from infultrating the soil underneath the concrete, preventing concrete cracks or becoming uneven. It is resistant to UV rays to prevent the sealant from cracking, foaming, or drying.

With the concrete level and stabilized, the tripping hazards were eliminated. Along with a much more attractive look, this property owner has peace of mind that the walkways will remain safe.

Our PolyLevel specialists helped this homeowner with their uneven concrete pool deck in Taunton, MA. Some of the concrete slabs had settled and trip hazards had formed. The joints were also exposed and allowing water to flow beneath the concrete, which is what was causing the concrete to settle. Once PolyLevel was injected to lift and stabilize the concrete, the joints were sealed with NexusPro to prevent water from getting underneath, and to also provide a nice finished look on the surface.

This homeowner in Wakefield, Massachusetts had an ongoing issue with their stoop. The stoop was sinking and cracking. The stoop had sunk more than 3 inches and the homeowners wanted the concrete to be brought back up to the siding of the house. Design Specialist John Prince came to the home and proposed that the homeowners use PolyLevel to lift the concrete and then seal the cracks using Crack Seal. Chris Hanulec and Nick Melo came to the home and lifted and sealed all the cracks.