Serving Southern New Hampshire, Middlesex and Essex Counties Massachusetts
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The owner of a condo in Somerville, Massachusetts, had wooden supports in their basement that weren't up to code. The owner reached out to EFS and our design specialist recommended replacing the wooden supports with SmartJacks.
A homeowner in Somerville, Massachusetts, has lived in their home for about 4 years. Recently they noticed minor water seepage in their basement. They reached out to EFS for a free inspection of their basement. After inspecting the basement our design specialist recommended installing ThermalDry Flooring into the basement to replace their existing floor that was being damaged by the water seepage.
Our team removed the old basement floors and replaced them with our ThermalDry Floors which will allow water to travel through them and drain out beneath them.
Before, as seen in the photo, a homeowner in Somerville, MA faces a sagging floor dilemma, courtesy of deteriorating brick columns not up to the task of supporting their home's structure. Enter our team at Erickson Foundation Solutions. The after-shot proudly showcases our robust solution—SmartJack. Swapping out the unstable bricks for these steel support systems, we not only stabilized the home but ensured a peace of mind with a lasting solution bringing both the foundation and homeowner's confidence to new heights.
A homeowner in Somerville, Massachusetts, recently moved into their home and wanted to renovate their 1900s house. The first step in the renovations was stabilizing the floors. Our production team replaced the old supports in the basement with new lally columns and a SmartJack near the stairs.
The owner of this condo unit in Somerville, MA had recently dealt with a rodent problem, and was looking for an efficient solution to seal and protect their foundation wall. There were no concerns with moisture or water leaks, and so our polymer foam wall restoration was the ideal solution.
Our installation team properly sealed off the area and protected the utilities with plastic sheeting prior to spraying the wall. The wall received a thin coat which quickly expanded to cover 2-3 inches of the surface with the polymer substance, effectively sealing and protecting the concrete.