Before & After Photos

Before tackling the daunting basement repair, a homeowner in Merrimack, NH, realized their temporary support was failing over time. In the before photo, you can see a precarious jack barely holding its ground. Our team at Erickson Foundation Solutions quickly stepped in to restore stability to their home. The after image shows how installing a robust lally column transformed a temporary fix into a permanent safeguard. This not only stabilized the floor but also ensured the structural integrity of the home. Our dedication to delivering lasting solutions provides homeowners with peace of mind, knowing their foundation is secure.

When the new homeowners in Merrimack, NH discovered significant cracks in their basement's foundation due to settlement, they trusted us for a swift and effective resolution. As evident in the before photo, the issue was hard to miss. We installed 5 push piers around the compromised corner to stabilize the foundation, then sealed the cracks with NexusPro for a seamless finish. Notice in the after photo, the transformed, secure foundation, showcasing our commitment to delivering lasting solutions and peace of mind.

This home in Goffstown, NH had a cinder block foundation on which one side was severely bowing in due to pressure from exterior soils. At the bottom of the wall, the wall was bowed in 3-4 inches. After PowerBrace installation, the wall was almost completely flush and level, and completely stabilized.

A homeowner in Goffstown, New Hampshire was looking for someone to come out and stabilize their foundation. They called EFS for a free inspection. Our design specialist recommended installing EZ Posts to stabilize the foundation.

The owner of a 1970s home in Goffstown, New Hampshire, bought their property in 2018. However, they have recently noticed that the front-facing foundation wall seems to be bowing inwards. Therefore, they reached out to EFS to request a free inspection of their foundation walls. EFS's Design Specialist, Jared Pavluvcik, inspected the basement and suggested installing an Auxiliary Wall along the entire length of the front-facing foundation wall. This would stabilize the foundation wall and stop it from bowing any further.