Tyler M

Erickson Foundation Solutions

Title: Crew Leader
Tyler M from Erickson Foundation Solutions

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Very professional neat and tidy
By Wendy H.
Westminster, MA
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Professionalism from start to finish.
By Travis W.
Ashburnham, MA
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By Dick W.
Mason, NH
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By James N.
Stow, MA
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Overall excellent...very happy with the people and install.
By James N.
Stow, MA
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By Fran L.
Nashua, NH
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Merrimack, NH
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Bedford, NH
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Photo galleries from jobs I've worked on

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WaterGuard is designed to be installed along the interior perimeter of a foundation, capturing water before it can enter the basement and channeling it to the TripleSafe sump pump system.
An extraction point was created in the foundation floor of the basement. PVC pipe was then fit to the extraction point and routed to the exterior of the home to allow radon to safely be removed from the home.
An extraction point was created in the foundation floor of the basement to allow access for radon to be removed from the soil. PVC pipe was then fit to the extraction point and configured to the outside of the home.
An extraction point was established in the basement's foundation floor. Following the removal of concrete and soil, a PVC pipe was securely fitted to this extraction point. This configuration enables our system to effectively draw radon gas from the soil beneath the foundation.
WaterGuard has been installed around the perimeter of the affected areas in both the garage and basement. It collects water along the foundation, preventing it from entering the interior space. This water is subsequently directed to the sump pump basin.
In order for WaterGuard to be installed, the lower portion of the drywall in the basement needs to be removed. This allows access to the perimeter of the foundation wall, which is chipped out so WaterGuard can be put in place.
A crack in the foundation wall can lead to basement leaks and may indicate that the house is not adequately supported.
The photo depicts homeowners equipped with a shop vacuum, squeegee, and brush, utilizing these tools to eliminate the accumulated water on their basement floor.

Case Studies I've worked on

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Before and after photos from jobs I've worked on

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