Erickson Foundation Solutions Before & After Photos

This homeowner in Mont Vernon, New Hampshire was experiencing their radon systems fan stop working and the gaskets begin to rot. The homeowners decided to call EFS for a free inspection. 

A design specialist arrived at the home and inspected the home. They recommended that the homeowners have a new radon system installed. 

This home in Mont Vernon, NH had some concerns with sloping floors and sagging beams. Our team proposed and installed lally column replacements, called SmartJacks, to permanently stabilize the floor system. 

A homeowner in Mont Vernon, New Hampshire had built their home 10 years ago. Recently they have seen a couple of vertical cracks forming in their basement. They reached out to EFS for a free inspection of their basement. Our Design Specialist Victor recommended installing Crack Injection into the cracks in the basement. Our team installed our 2-step Crack Injection to multiple cracks in their basement to prevent water from entering their basement anymore. 

This homeowner in Mont Vernon, NH was concerned with the unsightly surface of the concrete around his inground pool. There were a number of cracks, some of which had even become trip hazards. There were also areas of discoloration and stains that he wanted to address. 

Our team installed PolyLevel to fix the uneven concrete, as well as to protect and stabilize the entire pool deck area against any future settlement. The cracks and joints were then sealed with SealantPro to prevent water from flowing beneath the concrete. 

Lastly, the surface of the concrete was sealed and tinted with DecoShield. The transformation was terrific and the pool deck not only looks better, but is protected with a durable sealant which adds years to the longevity of the concrete. 

This homeowner was concerned with the condition of their concrete deck around their inground pool in Mont Vernon, New Hampshire. Various sections of the surface were uneven due to settlement, and cracks had formed throughout the patio. They wanted to not only fix the existing problems, but also see what they could do to prevent future settlement as well. 

Our team designed and installed a solution utilizing our PolyLevel product, a polymer foam which is injected through tiny port holes to fill the voids beneath the concrete. as the voids are filled, the concrete lifts back up in a controlled manner, and allows our team to level out the concrete surface as much as possible. The homeowner was glad to not have to remove any concrete and pour new, as this would be a costly and messy process. Out team was able to complete the lift and stabilization of the concrete in a single day. The photos featured in this before and after highlight one section of the deck near a pool filter which were leveled out to remove a trip hazard.