Before & After Photos

The owner of a condominium in Salem, Massachusetts, had a dirt and brick floored basement and high radon levels. They wanted to reduce the radon levels and add poured concrete slab into the basement. EFS came to the building and created a plan to have the Radon Mitigation System installed before the slab, and then install a perimeter drainage system to then be covered by the new slab. 

This homeowner was concerned with the concrete slab which supported the fuel tanks beside his house. Over time, the slab was sinking, and so the tanks were unlevel and unstable. This before and after highlights how PolyLevel successfully leveled and stabilized the concrete slab. The only other alternative would have been to remove the tanks, pour a new slab, and replace th tanks again. The PolyLevel solution saved this customer lots of time and money.

When our team heard about the unsettling crack forming in a basement floor in Salisbury, MA, we knew exactly how to help. As you can see in the before photo, what started as a small section quickly demanded attention due to underlying voids compromising the concrete's integrity. Thanks to our precision with PolyLevel and NexusPro, the dramatic transformation is evident in the after photo. This perfect blend of innovation not only sealed the crack but also stabilized the surface, offering a durable, long-lasting solution. Now, the homeowner can finally find peace of mind knowing their basement is secured by Erickson Foundation Solutions.

A garage slab in Wenham, Massachusetts had sunk. EFS came out and injected PolyLevel and NexusPro into the garage.

A homeowner in Hampton, New Hampshire, was planning on selling their home but had a crack in their foundation that was allowing water into the basement occasionally. They decided to call EFS before they placed the home on the market. Our Design Specialist recommended installing FlexiSpan to the foundation wall to prevent water from entering the home and to cover the crack. 

Our team installed the FlexiSpan to the foundation wall to prevent water from entering the basement so the homeowner could place their home on the market without worrying about the foundation crack.