Foundation Repair & Radon Mitigation Contractor in Belknap County, NH

Mark and Marianne of Laconia, NH purchased their home in 2019. About 6 months ago they were worried about clean air to breathe in their basement office. They thought about getting a test done for radon. They got a self-test machine and tested for radon themselves. After seeing that their self-test machine came back with an unhealthy pCi/l range of 4.1- 6.2, they decided to call the experts. A healthy range of pCi/l is under 4.0 pCi/l.

Mark and Marianne got in contact with Erickson Foundation Supportworks to set up a quote and an install of a Radon Mitigation System. Paul Magowan provided an accurate quote and designed a Radon Mitigation System for their particular home. Scott Crandall led the team that installed the Radon Mitigation System into Mark and Marianne's home. 

Mark and Marianne were pleased with how Erickson Foundation Supportworks completed the task timely and cleanly.

This homeowner of 2 months in Gilmanton, New Hampshire had an issue where the foundation under their two-car garage was beginning to crack and starting to become uneven. The homeowners are hoping to fix and flip the house. In the foundation, multiple cracks were greater than one inch and would likely suffer integrity issues in the future if this went unfixed. They want this fixed so that the garage is functional again to park their car inside and hopefully be able to flip the house. 

They called Erickson Foundation Supportworks because they wanted a company that communicates with them, delivers a quality product, and good pricing. After they called Erickson Foundation Supportworks, a Design Specialist, Paul Magowan came out to Gilmanton and looked at the house and inspected the customer's concerns. Paul inspected the garage and the area around and under the garage to get a broad overview of how the Erickson Foundation Supportworks team would fix the problem. He concluded that they would need to install PowerBrace into the basement under the garage to make the foundation stronger, then they would need to set up a second appointment to pour a new concrete floor in the garage and inject and seal all the cracks. Team Lead Scott Crandall was in charge of install for both appointments. He and his team were able to successfully install the PowerBrace into the basement beneath the garage. PowerBrace is a metal rod that is the height of the foundation wall that is secured at both the bottom and the top of the wall to keep the wall from bowing and also keeps the wall secure. During the second appointment, the team installed the new garage floor and sealed all the cracks. 

The homeowners were pleased with the way everything turned out. They are now able to park their car in the garage and also have the ability to now flip the house if they still want to. 

Robert B. of New Hampton, New Hampshire was continually dealing with water in his basement after rainstorms. After one too many rainstorms this summer, he decided to call someone to repair his basement. He called Erickson Foundation Solutions to ask if they could come out and inspect his basement about a possible solution.

Design Specialist Paul Magowan came to the home and inspected the basement for cracks in the part stone part concrete foundation. Paul found some cracks that are letting water into the basement so he recommended sealing the cracks, Poly Wall Restoration, and then a French Drain. 

Crew Lead Nick Melo and his team came to the home and started by sealing all of the cracks on the foundation wall. Then sprayed Poly Wall Restoration on the foundation walls to seal any cracks they cant see. Then finally, installed a French Drain to the perimeter of the basement to help with draining.

This homeowner in Center Barnstead, New Hampshire needed to have their supports looked at in their crawlspace. They had issues with their floors sagging so they were interested in calling Erickson Foundation Supportworks to see what they could do. 

Design specialist Paul Magowan confirmed the supports would need to be replaced, so he recommended they use SmartJacks in their crawlspace. Josh Provost was the Crew Lead on this project. He and his team installed the SmartJacks by digging out a hole under where each support would go and installed each over reinforced, engineered fill. The engineered fill is designed to spread the amount of weight the SmartJack is holding. The solution eliminated the sagging in the floor.

Michael B. of Northfield, New Hampshire had concerns about radon in their basement. They called Erickson Foundation Solutions to see if they could come to perform a radon test in their basement. After a 48-hour CRM test, the result came back at 31 pCi/L. 31 pCi/L is a high number for radon. 

Design Specialist Jason Vachon came to the home after the CRM test and proposed that Michael have a radon mitigation system installed with two extraction points to pull radon-filled air out from beneath the home. 

Crew Lead Branden Edwards and his team came to the home and installed the radon mitigation system with two extractions points into the basement. 

Wanakee is a youth summer camp that has been in operation since the 1960's. Over the years the property and camp program have developed and expanded. In 2017, the camp built a new shower and bath house on the side of a hill on the property. While the building itself was unique and well built, within a few years the foundation it sat on was cracked and severely bowing in due to pressure from the saturated soils on the exterior of the wall. As water flowed down the fill, it smacked directly into the structures foundation wall, threatening to complete push it in and destabilize the entire building. 

Erickson Foundation Solutions identified the problems with the situation, and installed a water drainage system within the soil along the foundation wall. The system diverted all the water around the building, and so the soil would no longer build up pressure and push against the wall with such high force. The other solution was to install 8 GeoLocks along the cracked and bowing wall, to fully stabilize it against further movement. Once these were in place, the production team also installed 8 Push Piers to permanently stabilize and slightly lift the foundation wall that settled.

Lastly, beneath the main beam of the bath house that ran directly down the center within the crawlspace, 3 SmartJack support posts were installed to lift and level the floor system. 

With the structure stabilized, the camp no longer has to worry about the building's foundation failing or putting any of the campers at risk. 

Alan O. of Laconia, New Hampshire had noticed that the walkway at his home was starting to sink. He had been doing repairs all over his home for the past 5 years and didn't want to do this one himself. Alan decided to call Erickson Foundation Solutions for a free inspection. 

Design Specialist John Merna arrived at the home and inspected the whole walkway. John confirmed that there are areas on the walkway that are sinking and uneven. John proposed that EFS come and inject PolyLevel under the concrete to lift and level it. 

Crew Lead Nick Melo and his crew arrived at the home. They lifted and leveled the concrete walkway to the way it was originally supposed to be. 

This homeowner in Gilford, New Hampshire was experiencing cracking in their garage slab. The homeowners plan to sell their home in about 5 years so they are trying to fix and update areas of the home that could help sell the home for a higher price. The homeowners decided to call EFS for a free inspection. 

Design Specialist Paul Magowan arrived at the home and inspected the cracks in the garage. Paul recommended to the homeowners that the best solution for them would be to use PolyLevel to lift the slab up and then seal the cracks with Crack Seal. 

Crew Lead Scott Crandall and his team arrived at the home and injected PolyLevel under the slab to lift and level the garage slab. After the slab was lifted and leveled, they sealed all of the cracks in the slab.

This homeowner in Meredith, New Hampshire was experiencing high radon in their home. They test their home with a charcoal test and the results from the test indicated that the radon levels in the home are 7.6 pCi/L in the basement and 5.5 pCi/L in the main living area. The homeowner decided to call EFS for a free inspection.

Design Specialist Jason Vachon arrived at the home inspected the home and recommended installing a new radon mitigation system and CleanSpace into the basement. 

Crew Lead Branden Edward and his team arrived at the home and installed a new radon mitigation system and Clean Space into the home. 

This homeowner in Laconia, New Hampshire was actively trying to sell their home. They had a potential buyer submit an offer and during the inspection process, the inspector found that there are some issues with the foundation, and the sale fell through. Now the homeowners that were actively selling are trying to repair the foundation issues. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection. 

Design Specialist Michael LaMalfa inspected the basement and found some cracks and water stains on the foundation walls. Michael recommended installing Geolocks, Water Guard, CleanSpace, Super Sump, and SmartJacks into the basement. 

Crew Lead Nick Carelli and his team arrived at the home and installed the Geolocks, Water Guard, CleanSpace, Super Sump, and SmartJacks into the basement. Now the homeowner will be able to pass the home inspection and potentially sell their home. 

This homeowner in Alton Bay, New Hampshire has a system that takes radon out of their water. The homeowners would like to stay in this home forever and are trying to make this home as healthy as possible. They wanted to look into installing a radon mitigation system into their home. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection. 

Design Specialist Jason Vachon dropped off a CRM test that will monitor the levels of radon in a home a day or so. When Jason arrived on the day of the appointment he went to the basement and collected the results from the CRM and found that the results of the test are around 7 pCi/L. Jason recommended installing a radon mitigation system.

Crew Lead Dillon Kingsbury and his team arrived at the home and installed a radon mitigation system. 

This new homeowner recently inherited the family home that she grew up in. When she purchased the home from her dad, he told her that the floors are sagging on the main level. She likes to entertain people so she sometimes has many people in her home. To make sure that the home can withstand the added weight, she decided she wanted someone to come to look at the home. She researched companies that repaired sagging floors and decided to call EFS for a free inspection. 

Design Specialist Michael LaMalfa inspected the home. Michael found that there was a .375"-1.375" dip in the floor. Michael recommended installing SmartJacks in the basement. 

Crew Lead Scott Crandall and his team installed 4 SmartJacks under one of the main beams in the basement. The team was able to reduce the sag in the floor and add the extra support that the homeowner needs to entertain her friends and family. 

This homeowner in Laconia, New Hampshire has been living in her home for just over a year. Her boyfriend and some of his friends have a band that plays in the basement. They have heard about radon and wanted to test their basement to see if the levels in their basement are anything to be concerned about. They purchased a continuous radon monitor to have an idea of the radon levels in their basement. The radon monitor came back with results of 5.2 pCi/L which is above the recommended amount. They decided to call EFS to see if they could have a system installed to lower the radon in their basement to a more comfortable level. 

Design Specialist Michael LaMalfa inspected the basement. He recommended installing a radon mitigation system in the basement to reduce the radon levels. 

Crew Lead Dillon Kingsbury and his team installed a radon mitigation system in the basement. They reduced the radon levels to a comfortable level. 

This homeowner in New Hampton, New Hampshire was experiencing cracks in their basement floor. The goal is to have the basement finished with tile floors for their daughter's apartment. The homeowner decided to call EFS for a free inspection.

Design Specialist Michael LaMalfa inspected the home. During his inspection, Michael was able to identify that the cracks in the basement were caused by the settlement of the foundation. Michael recommended installing Push Piers to the foundation of the home. 

Crew Lead Ed Nadreau and his team installed 4 Push Piers to the back left of the home. 

A Homeowner in Meredith, New Hampshire, uses their home as a boarding house for dogs during the weekdays. The homeowners would like to have a bulkhead installed coming out of the basement. The homeowner had reached out to a couple of companies but only one company responded; Erickson Foundation Solutions. 

A Design Specialist from EFS inspected the home and created a plan to install a bulkhead on a foundation that doesn't have a bulkhead. The design specialist and the homeowner agreed on a location of the bulkhead would be to the left of the front steps. 

An EFS Crew dug to expose the foundation. They then cut a door into the foundation wall. Then poured concrete into forms to create the walkout for the bulkhead doors. Finally, the crew capped off the concrete with the bulkhead doors. 

A homeowner in Laconia, New Hampshire had radon levels around 105 pCi/L which is very high. Our design specialist recommended installing a radon mitigation system with two extraction points. 

Our production crew installed the radon mitigation system in the home with two extraction points. The two extraction points will allow the radon fan to pull out radon-filled air from both sides of the foundation. The radon fan reduced the radon levels to a healthy level. 

A homeowner in Laconia, New Hampshire, had some concerns about their support in the basement. The home was built in the 1850s and has a dirt basement and a stone foundation wall. Our design specialist examined the basement and recommended installing SmartJacks to support the main beam in the basement. 

The team prepped to install the two support posts under the beam in the basement by creating a footing where they could insert the base of the post. Our production team installed 2 XT SmartJacks under the main beam in the dirt basement. 

A homeowner in Tilton, New Hampshire, had a previous contractor come out to their home and try to add additional support under their floors. Their solution fix the problem they were having. After they realized that their problem wasn't fixed, the homeowners reached out to EFS to see if they could propose a better solution to their problem. Our Design Specialist Chris Greenwood inspected the crawlspace beneath the home and recommended installing SmartJacks in their crawlspace to add support to the beams of the home. The previous contractor had tried to use supports that were supported by concrete sonotubes. The sonotubes upon installation sank and the supports slipped. Chris recommended installing 15 SmartJacks into the crawlspace along 3 of the main support beams that hold up the floor. 

Our production team began by removing the supports that were installed by the other contractors. After the old supports were removed the team then began setting up to install our SmartJacks. First, the team created a flat surface that our SJ footings will rest on. Once the team installed each footing and made sure they were leveled and then installed the supports and the top brackets. Once all connected the team attached the top brackets to the main beam above. The team installed 5 SmartJack under 3 different support beams in the crawlspace. Once all of the SmartJacks were installed to the beams the team proceeded to tighten the adjustable top bracket to lift and level the floor above. 

The homeowners were very pleased with the results of the project.

This homeowner in Center Barnstead, NH was concerned about the cracks in their garage concrete floor. The cracks were visible throughout the concrete slab, and even within some of the walls. There were clear signs of settlement in the garage section of this home. 

Beneath the slab, a large void had formed, which meant much of the slab was not supported or stabilized, leaving it at risk of further cracking and settlement. If left unfixed, the problem will only get worse over time. 

The ideal solution for a slab with void concerns like this is PolyLevel. This polymer foam product is injected beneath slabs to stabilize and lift concrete, and is a great alternative to the more costly approach of completely replacing the slab. 

A homeowner in Center Barnstead, New Hampshire, had a crack in their garage that they noticed 5 years ago and since then the crack has gotten larger. The homeowner was concerned with the crack getting bigger so they reached out to EFS. Our Design Specialist Jason inspected the garage and found that the right side of the garage was settling and had caused the garage slab to crack. Jason recommended installing 3 Helical Piers to the right side of the garage, then lifting the slab with PolyLevel, and then sealing the crack using NexusPro. 

Our Installation Team began by exposing the footing of the garage. The team then used a hydraulic drive head to send the Helical Pier beneath the garage until it reached sufficient pressure to hold it up. After the piers were pressurized, the team then fit a bracket to the foundation and secured the Helical Pier into the sleeve, and capped it. After all three of the piers were secured the team then use PolyLevel to lift the sunken side of the slab. After the slab was lifted with PolyLevel the team then used NexusPro to seal the crack in the garage. 

The homeowner was very pleased with the results of the project. 

A homeowner in Alton, New Hampshire, had lived in their home for an entire year. Before they moved into their home it was tested for radon. The levels were around tested 5.5 pCi/L in December 2021. Then in February 2023, the homeowner decided to test the house again to see if anything had changed. The test results came back at 7.1 pCi/L. With the radon levels increasing the homeowner decided to call EFS for a radon appointment. Our Design Specialist Jason recommended installing a Radon Mitigation System in the home's basement to collect radon air from beneath the house and push it out of the home and into the open air. 

Our Installation Team began by creating an extraction point in the basement. The team cut a circular hole in the corner of the basement so we could fit PVC pipe into it. The PVC pipe will carry radon-filled air to the radon fan. The team installed the radon fan on the exterior of the home. The fan will draw the radon from beneath the home and into the PVC pipe and then push it out above the roofline. 

The radon system we installed was able to reduce the radon levels in the home to below 4.0 pCi/L. The homeowners were very pleased with the results of the project. 

A homeowner in Alton, New Hampshire, was the first owner of their home that was built in 1987. A few months ago they had started to feel like their 1st and 2nd floors were settling. They decided to call EFS and get the foundation looked at by some experts. Our Design Specialist Jason inspected the home and recommended installing 7 Helical Piers to stabilize the foundation and chimney and NexusPro to seal any cracks. 

Our team began by exposing the footing of the foundation from the basement. Once the foundation was exposed, the team drove in our Helical Piers until they reached a predetermined pressure by project managers. Once our piers were at the correct pressure the team then inserted our bracket over our pier and then secured the pier to the footing of the foundation. Once capped and secured the team then covered the piers with dirt and repoured the concrete they chipped out. While the concrete was curing the team sealed 20' of cracks with NexusPro. 

The homeowner was very pleased with the results of the project.

A home in Center Barnstead, New Hampshire, had a pre-purchase inspection that revealed some foundation concerns. A buyer worked out a deal with the seller and agreed to buy the home after the foundation was repaired. To repair the foundation of the home, EFS was called and performed an inspection of our own. Our Design Specialist Victor was the one to inspect the home and recommended installing 11 Geolocks to the front and left of the home to stop the walls from continuing to bow inward. 

Our installation team began by marking where each of the 11 Geolocks will be installed in the basement. Then they created a trench 10 feet away from the foundation wall that will hold one end of our Geolocks that will allow us to straighten the foundation wall. To get our Geolock rod to the trench the team drove the rod from the inside of the basement through a small hole we made in the foundation wall. Once we drove all of the rods into the trench we then installed our Geolock Plates onto both ends of the rod and began tightening the nut on the rod to begin straightening the wall. The team will slowly tighten all of the rods until the wall was straightened. After the wall was straight, the team will then backfill the trench. 

The new and old homeowners were very impressed with the installation of the Geolocks. 

A Laconia, New Hampshire homeowner has been living in their home for ten years and has been experiencing periodic water entry into their basement. They are seeking a solution to prevent water from entering their basement so that they can make better use of the space. To address this issue, the homeowner contacted EFS for a free inspection of their basement. Our Design Specialist, Jared Pavluvcik, met with the homeowner and conducted a thorough inspection of the basement. Based on his findings, Jared recommended installing 130' of WaterGuard, a SuperSump, IceGuard, and a SaniDry Sedona to prevent water collection in the basement. 

After the homeowner accepted the recommendation, our Installation team, led by Branden Edwards, began by chipping out a 6-inch wide trench around the basement to install the perimeter drainage and sump pump below the slab. The team then laid the sump in the lowest corner of the basement and installed the perimeter drainage into the trench. The sump was plumbed to the exterior of the home, where it would be carried away by our drainage line. The team then mixed concrete and covered the perimeter drainage and sump pump to secure them in place. After the concrete was cured, the team installed the SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier to manage moisture in the basement. 

The results of the project were satisfactory to the homeowner, who no longer has to worry about water entering their basement. They can now proceed with finishing their basement.

A homeowner in Alton Bay, New Hampshire, had an existing TripleSafe that was installed in their basement before they purchased the home. Since owning the home they hadn't seen water in the basement until this past year. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection of their basement. Our Design Specialist Isaac Hernandez met with the homeowner and recommended adding a strip of WaterGuard into the basement to collect water from along the wall that was allowing water to seep into the basement. 

Our Installation Team led by Branden Edward began by chipping out a 6-inch wide trench stemming from the existing TripleSafe. The trench will extend a total of 13' and will hold our WaterGuard in place to collect water from the basement and guide it to the TripleSafe. After the WaterGuard was installed into the trench and integrated into the TripleSafe the team mixed concrete and poured it on top of the WaterGuard to lock it into place. 

The homeowner was happy with the installation of the WaterGuard installed into their basement.

A resident of Center Harbor, New Hampshire inherited their father's house, only to discover a crack in the foundation wall that was causing water to leak into the basement. The water was pooling on the floor, and as the homeowner planned to sell the property, they wanted to ensure the crack was sealed for the future buyer. Seeking a solution, the homeowner contacted EFS for a free inspection of their basement. Our Design Specialist, Jason Vachon, assessed the basement and recommended an effective solution to prevent water entry. The solution involved installing 24' of WaterGuard, a SuperSump, FlexiSpan, IceGuard, and an Exterior Drainage Line.

Our skilled Installation Team, led by Branden Edwards, began by chipping out concrete on the foundation wall at the back of the house. A 6-inch wide trench was exposed, stretching 24' feet from the basement corner to the foundation crack. The team then installed the FlexiSpan over the foundation crack, followed by the SuperSump and WaterGuard against the foundation wall. This system would collect and pump out any water that entered the basement. The drainage system was integrated into the sump pump and plumbed into the exterior of the house. An IceGuard and Exterior Drainage Line was installed to carry water away from the foundation. After testing the system, the team poured concrete over the WaterGuard and SuperSump to secure them in place.

The homeowner was delighted with the outcome, as the basement was no longer leaking. With the issue resolved, they were able to proceed with the sale of their home.

A homeowner in Northfield, New Hampshire, has lived in their home for the past 15 years. Over the last couple of years, they have noticed the bottom of their lally columns were corroding. Fearful that the columns could fail the homeowners decided to call EFS to have the supports looked at. Our Design Specialist Jason Vachon inspected the lally columns and recommended replacing them with two SmartJacks. 

Our Installation Team led by Nick Carelli began by setting up temporary posts and then removing the corroded lally columns. Once the old lally columns were removed the team then chipped out a small section of concrete so we could place the footings of our SmartJacks. Next, the team measured and cut the SmartJacks to size and installed them on the footing and the floor system. Once secured by using heavy-duty screws, we then adjusted the top bracket to add support to the floor system. After the bracket was tightened, we then mixed up concrete and poured the concrete over the footings to lock them into place. 

The homeowner was pleased with the installation of the two SmartJacks. With the installation of the SmartJacks, the homeowner will no longer have to worry about corrosion or rust on their supports. 

A homeowner in Alton, New Hampshire has owned their property for over a decade. Recently, they observed that the basement supports were no longer holding up the floor system as effectively as before. They contacted Erickson Foundation Solutions to inspect the basement. Jason Vachon, our Design Specialist, met with the homeowner and thoroughly inspected the basement to identify any underlying issues. Jason determined that aside from installing new supports, the basement had an unacceptably high moisture level. To address this issue, Jason recommended installing a TripleSafe and a SandiDry Sedona Dehumidifier in the basement.

Eric Witham led our Installation Team, who began by setting up temporary posts in the basement to remove the old supports. The team then constructed three footings on the basement floor to accommodate our big plate footings for our SmartJacks. Once the footings were installed, they set the SmartJack supports into the footing and attached our adjustable bracket and Supplement beam to support the floor system. After installing the SmartJacks, the team installed the TripleSafe in the lowest corner of the basement to collect water and pump it out before it entered the basement. Following the sump installation, the SaniDry Sedona was installed next to the sump. The dehumidifier takes moisture out of the air, and then the discharge line feeds right into the sump pump basin, making it unnecessary to empty the dehumidifier.

The homeowner was very satisfied with the project's results. They no longer have to worry about the floor system or water entering their basement.

A home in Tilton, New Hampshire, was built in the 1960s and the block foundation was starting to show signs of movement. One day the homeowner noticed that the wall on the left side of their garage didn't look normal. On closer inspection, the wall was bowing and the homeowner called EFS for a free inspection. Our Design Specialist Jason Vachon met with the homeowners and looked at the foundation wall to find potential solutions. After Jason's inspection, he recommended installing 4 Geolocks along the foundation wall. 

Our installation team led by Eric Witham began by marking where each of the Geolocks will be located on the foundation wall. After the location was determined we went outside and marked 10 feet from the foundation wall to begin digging our trench for our plates. The team used our excavator to make the trench that was the length of the wall. Next, the team returned to the home so we could drive a hole for our rod to be sent from the foundation wall to the trench through the soil. The team sent the 4 rods so they were poking through the foundation wall and in the trench. Next, we installed our Channel Anchor on the foundation and our Geolock Plate inside the trench and then began to tighten the end so we could straighten the wall slowly. After the wall was straightened the team then backfilled dirt over the trench and tamped down the soil. 

The homeowners were very happy with the results of the project. Their foundation wall is now straight and they don't have to worry about it bowing anymore. 

A homeowner in Gilford, New Hampshire, has lived in their home for 15 years. An addition was installed onto the home a few years ago and the crawlspace underneath it has started to smell. The homeowner has concerns about mold in the crawlspace, so they contacted EFS for a free inspection. Our Design Specialist Jason Vachon met with the homeowners and inspected the crawlspace to find a solution to the smelly crawlspace. The first thing Jason noticed inside the crawlspace was how much humidity was in there. Jason tested the Relative Humidity in the crawlspace and the RH returned 71% which is high. Like the homeowner, Jason was concerned with mold becoming a problem. To combat this we recommended installing CleanSpace Encapsulation and SaniDry Sedona into the crawlspace so we could control the humidity to eliminate the odor. 

Our installation team led by Anthony LoCascio began by removing any debris from the crawlspace. Next, our team began installing the CleanSpace Encapsulation. We installed 715 sqft of CleanSpace and 77 feet of CleanSpace Wall into the crawlspace to protect the space from moisture seeping up through the ground. After encapsulation was complete the team then installed our SaniDry Sedona to ensure the humidity stayed low to prevent dry rot and mold. The team cleaned up all of their tools and trash and left the space cleaner than they found it.

The homeowners were very pleased with the result of the project and no longer had to worry about that musty smell in their home. 

Karel has lived in her home in Gilford, New Hampshire for over 40 years. For the last two years, she has noticed that water would constantly occupy her basement. The cleanup process was awful, and the water damage was starting to become bad. She trusted us to provide a permanent solution to her leaky, wet basement.
After our Design Specialist, Jason Vachon, inspected the home, he recommended installing our TripleSafe sump pump system. This catches water at the inside perimeter of the basement, and delivers it to the pump, where it is then discarded safely away from the home. Our technicians installed the system with care and with efficiency.

With this system now in place, Karel can trust that her basement will remain dry. Her belongings aren't at risk of becoming ruined anymore, and her concern of mold is a thing of the past.

Dawn G. of Laconia, New Hampshire hated the way the pool patio looked. Concrete cracks and sinking concrete resulted in trip hazards, as well as a less attractive appearance. Looking to revive the pool deck for her grandchildren, she reached out to our Erickson team.

Design Specialist, Jason Vachon, went out to the home to conduct a free home inspection. After concluding the inspection, Jason recommended installing PolyLevel concrete leveling and NexusPro crack repair. PolyLevel is a polyurethane foam that is used to fill voids underneath concrete slabs, which lift and level them. Our installation crew filled the voids, almost instantly restoring the sunken concrete back to its original state. Once the concrete was lifted in place, NexusPro was applied to the concrete joints and cracks. This sealant prevents further concrete settling and cracking.

With PolyLevel and NexusPro installed, the pool deck is now a safe and visually pleasing space for the grandchildren to enjoy!

Wendy and Evan, who had just moved into their new home in Belmont, New Hampshire, were immediately concerned about the radon gas levels. Their home's radon test revealed a level of 9.1 pCi/L, which is more than double the federal safety limit of 4.0 pCi/L. As a young family intending to use their basement as an office and workout area, ensuring a radon-safe environment was a priority. They sought a reputable company with a track record of quality and positive feedback and decided to contact Erickson Foundation Solutions.

Our Customer Care team arranged for Jason Vachon, our experienced System Design Specialist, to meet with homeowners Wendy and Evan. Following a complimentary home inspection, Jason identified the optimal location and method for installing the radon mitigation system and provided a quote the same day. Impressed by Jason's demonstration of the installation process and the system's advantages, the homeowners decided to proceed with the installation. On the day of installation, our crew met with the owners for a walkthrough of the project's steps. The installation began with drilling a 3-inch hole in the foundation to establish a radon suction point. PVC piping was then connected to this point, extending to the home's exterior where the radon fan would be mounted. After securing the fan to the home's exterior, additional PVC piping was installed to extend the vent above the roofline. With the system fully installed, it is now capable of extracting radon-laden air from beneath the house, channeling it through the piping, and safely releasing it above the home.

Parents who were once justifiably concerned about raising a family in an environment contaminated by harmful gas can now rest assured that their basement and the entire home are secure. They can now utilize their basement space with confidence and tranquility.

At Erickson Foundation Solutions, we recently had the pleasure of working with a homeowner in Laconia, NH, who was facing a dire situation with their beloved sunroom and elevated deck. Over time, these structures had started to show significant damage due to a lack of proper support, putting the safety and integrity of their outdoor living space at risk. Understanding the urgency of the situation, the homeowner reached out to us, hoping for a solution that would not only fix the problem but also ensure the lasting security and enjoyment of their cherished home space.

Upon receiving their call, our dedicated Customer Care team sprang into action, arranging for System Design Specialist, Jason Vachon from our Sales Team to visit the home. After a thorough inspection, Jason identified the root cause of the issue and recommended the installation of Helical Piers - a proven solution for providing robust, reliable support to the compromised structures. Armed with this plan, one of our skilled production teams, comprised of a foreman Neal Foley and specialist installers, got to work. They meticulously installed the Helical Piers, effectively stabilizing the sunroom and deck without any major disruptions to the homeowners' daily lives. The precision and care with which the team worked ensured that the solution was implemented quickly and efficiently, leaving the homeowners with peace of mind knowing that their outdoor haven was now securely supported.

The outcome was nothing short of remarkable. Not only was the structural integrity of the sunroom and elevated deck restored, but the homeowner was also thoroughly impressed by the seamless and hassle-free nature of the entire process. From the initial call to the finalization of the project, the homeowner experienced first-hand our commitment to providing not just a fix, but a precise, reliable, and long-term solution.

At Erickson Foundation Solutions, we recently had the opportunity to assist a homeowner in Laconia, NH, who was facing a troubling issue with their garage foundation. Over time, the concrete had developed significant cracks and become uneven, leading to water intrusion every time it rained. Understandably, this problem was causing not just structural concerns but also the anxiety of potential long-term damage. As soon as the homeowner reached out to us, we knew exactly how to tackle this challenge.

Our Customer Care team promptly scheduled a home inspection to assess the situation firsthand. Our System Design Specialist, Jason Vachon, visited the home, inspected the garage floor thoroughly to understand the extent of the damage and craft a personalized solution that would not only address the current issues but also prevent future problems. The recommended solution was our proven combination of PolyLevel and NexusPro products. PolyLevel, an advanced polyurethane injection, was used to lift and level the uneven concrete slabs, ensuring a solid and even groundwork. Following that, to seal the cracks and joints effectively and prevent water from sneaking back in, we applied NexusPro — a superior silicone-based sealant guaranteed for durability and flexibility. Our skilled production team worked efficiently to complete the job, paying close attention to detail to ensure a quality finish. The entire process was smooth, with a keen focus on causing minimal disruption to the homeowner's daily life.

The outcome? A well-leveled and sealed garage foundation, safeguarded against further water intrusion. The homeowner was thrilled to have a lasting and reliable solution to their problem, knowing their garage was in the strongest condition possible. This project not only resolved the pressing water ingress issue but also restored the homeowner’s peace of mind, showcasing our commitment to providing remarkable customer experiences.

Recently, we had the pleasure of helping a homeowner from Laconia, NH, who ran into a challenging situation. They’ve been using their basement as a storage space for an assortment of collectibles, only to discover these precious items were getting damaged due to persistent moisture and water issues. Our team was immediately on the ball after the homeowner got in touch, understanding just how much was at stake.

Our process kicked off with a home visit from one of our experienced System Design Specialists, Matthew Robichaud. First, he conducted a comprehensive inspection to pinpoint the source of the water issue. Then, given the importance of protecting those invaluable collectibles, Matthew recommended a tailored solution that included the installation of a WaterGuard interior drainage system, a TripleSafe Sump Pump to effectively manage and pump out water, an IceGuard system to prevent freezing during the colder months, and a SaniDry Sedona to control humidity and filter the air for a healthier environment. Our expert production team, led by our seasoned foreman Mike Lyall, wasted no time getting to work. They meticulously installed each component, ensuring every detail was accounted for so the basement would remain dry and secure.

The homeowner’s relief was palpable once we walked them through the completed work, showing them a basement transformed into a safe haven for their beloved collectibles. This job from start to finish was marked by enthusiastic teamwork and close communication with the homeowner, ensuring their concerns were addressed every step of the way. In the end, we were able to safeguard the precious items stored in their basement against future water threats, reaffirming our mission to deliver not just a service, but a reliable and long-term solution for peace of mind.

Recently, in the scenic setting of Alton, NH, we had the privilege to help a homeowner who was facing a considerable problem with their home. They were planning a kitchen remodel within the next few years but realized the heart of their home was situated on floors that had significantly sunk and settled – not an ideal base for any renovation. Understanding the importance of stable and level floors before starting their remodel, they reached out to us.

Their initial contact with our supportive Customer Care team led to scheduling a comprehensive home inspection. System Design Specialist Jason Vachon from our Sales Team was soon at their door, thoroughly inspecting the problem areas and diagnosing the underlying issues. The solution prescribed? Our trusted SmartJack system – a proven solution for addressing and correcting issues of floor stability and support. Our team of skilled installers, led by experienced foreman Neal Foley, got to work to revitalize the home's foundation. Installing the SmartJack system allowed us to directly tackle the problem of the sunken and settled floors, ensuring they were not only stabilized but also levelled out as required. The success of our process does not end with the solution. Ensuring a clean and tidy environment upon job completion is part of our commitment to a remarkable customer experience.

The transformation of the floors left the homeowner amazed by the difference. No longer did they have to stress over uneven floors complicating their upcoming remodel. Instead, their house was made safe, stable, and fully prepared, setting the perfect foundation for all future projects.

Recently in Laconia, NH, we had the opportunity to demonstrate our commitment to providing remarkable customer experiences and reliable, long-lasting solutions. A local homeowner's association reached out to us with a problem that was affecting their shared pool area. Over time, sun exposure had caused the concrete around the pool to sink, creating unsightly tripping hazards that diminished the pool’s appeal and raised concerns for safety among residents.

Understanding the urgency of the situation—for both the beauty and safety of the community area—our Customer Care team quickly arranged for System Design Specialist Jason Vachon from our sales team to inspect the site. Jason discovered that indeed several sections of the concrete had settled significantly, creating uneven surfaces and cracks. After thoroughly assessing the area, we recommended a combo of PolyLevel for lifting and stabilizing the sunken concrete, and NexusPro for sealing the cracks and joints to prevent further deterioration. Our Production Team then sprang into action. The precision and effectiveness of PolyLevel allowed us to carefully lift the slabs back to their original position, thus eliminating the tripping hazards. NexusPro was applied to ensure that once repaired, the cracks wouldn't be setting the stage for future problems by allowing water to seep underneath the slabs.

The transformation was both immediate and prominent. Not only was the aesthetic of the pool area restored, but the safety was significantly improved —putting the community's concerns to rest. It was another proud day for us, showcasing how we could turn a complex problem into a sleek, straightforward solution.

In Gilmanton, NH, we recently tackled a familiar issue many homeowners face, but with potentially serious ramifications. A customer reached out to us with a concern that hit close to home — their garage floor was not only showing significant signs of wear with cracks and uneven surfaces but was on the brink of affecting their garage door track’s functionality. It was a home repair task that needed immediate and expert attention.

Upon first contact with our dedicated Customer Care team, we set the wheels in motion. Understanding the urgency, we dispatched System Design Specialist Jason Vachon from our seasoned Sales Team to inspect the situation firsthand. The goal was clear: to provide not just a quick fix, but a durable solution. Post-inspection, we decided that the most effective route to address both the unlevel nature and the extensive cracking of the garage floor was to apply our trusted PolyLevel and NexusPro technologies. The next phase saw our esteemed production team, including skilled foreman Kris Sergi and meticulous installers, heading to the property ready to breathe new life into our customer's garage. Leveraging the unique properties of PolyLevel, we lifted and stabilized the floor back to its intended levelness, providing a solid foundation that was once lost. Sealing the cracks with NexusPro not only erased visible imperfections but also safeguarded the structure against future weathering.

In pursuit of our mission to deliver unrivalled customer satisfaction and lasting results, we didn’t just repair a garage floor; we restored peace of mind. The outcome showcased the essence of our commitment—providing a smooth, stable, and visually pleasing garage floor that functions as seamlessly as it looks. All done with minimal disruption and the pristine clean-up that our clients cherish.

When the Gilford, NH, homeowner reached out to us at Erickson Foundation Solutions, the issue on their hands was clear: protect their neatly finished basement from any form of water intrusion. This tale is a quintessential example of how perceptive homeowners paired with the right team can turn apprehension into assurance.

Upon the homeowner's initial call, our Customer Care team promptly set an inspection date. It wasn't long before our System Design Specialist Jason Vachon was dissecting the damp dilemma in the basement. After a thorough inspection, the solution was as evident as it was effective—a trifecta of our high-tech installations including the WaterGuard for efficient drainage, the TripleSafe Sump Pump for unbeatable water extraction, and the indispensable IceGuard to combat those icy months, ensuring the system runs smoothly all year long. The ingenuity truly shined in planning; to safeguard both the home’s utility area and the integrating lived-in space, the TrenchDrain was strategically installed around the utilities in the unfinished area of the basement, tying flawlessly into the comprehensive system. Our production team, equipped with enthusiasm and expertise, embarked on the installation with precision and attention to detail. As the pieces came together, it was more than the installation of products; it was the crafting of peace of mind. They dug, positioned, connected, tested, and cleaned, ensuring minimal intrusion into the homeowner’s daily life.

As the final inspection walked the homeowner through a now fortified basement, the sense of relief and satisfaction was tangible. Rain or shine, their finished basement was now a stronghold against the invasive waters, thanks to the solution’s acumen and Erickson Foundation Solutions' dignified craftsmanship.