Foundation Problems Before & After Photos

This homeowner in Hollis, New Hampshire recently purchased the home and noticed the floor was sagging a little. The homeowners wanted to look into the options they had to permanently fix the sag in the floors. Design Specialist Michael Bierdzycki came to the home and talked to the homeowners about the options they had. They settled on installing SmartJacks in their home. Josh Provost and his crew installed the SmartJacks into the home to permanently fix the sag on the floor. 

When our team first visited this Hollis, NH home, the garage's upper floor was noticeably cracking – a clear sign of failing support beneath. As you can see in the before photo, the old, deteriorating support posts just couldn't hold up any longer. Our solution? We installed SmartJack support systems, showcasing a brilliant after scene. These steel support beams not only solved the problem but ensure long-lasting stability. Now, the floors above are as secure as ever – a remarkable transformation indeed.

A homeowner in Amherst, New Hampshire, was remodeling their 1700s home. They became worried about the strength and stability of their floors so they reached out to EFS for a free inspection. Our design specialist recommended installing SmartJacks to stabilize the floor. Their basement is half concrete floor and half dirt floor so the team would have to use two different footings for our SmartJacks. 

This homeowner in Amherst, New Hampshire, has a sunroom on the back of their home they have seen the floors start to slope over the past 2-3 years. They wanted this issue looked at by a professional. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection. Our Design Specialist Jason Vachon met with the homeowner and recommended installing 4 EZ Posts to the sunroom to support the sunroom and level the floors. 

This home built in the 1920's was dealing with sagging beams and floor joists, which ultimately led to cracking plaster in the home above. The old columns and posts in the basement were replaced with SmartJacks, which were then raised to stabilize the floor system above.