Serving Southern New Hampshire, Middlesex and Essex Counties Massachusetts
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Before, a homeowner in North Andover, MA, noticed alarming cracks in their foundation wall, worrying about potential worsening conditions. That's when we stepped in. As you can see in the before photo, the cracks were significant, posing a threat to the home's safety and structure. Our team installed the FlexiSpan system, a reliable and lasting solution. Notice in the after photo, the once concerning cracks are securely sealed, demonstrating our commitment to ensuring homes are safe, secure, and dry for years to come.
This homeowner reached out to us here at Erickson to replace their failing radon mitigation system. They also had failing support posts beneath their deck, which were replaced with EZ Post helical piers.
Great look at a recent crack seal application our team completed in Lynnfield, MA. Not a lot of moisture was leaking through the wall, but this homeowner wanted peace of mind that not even a little bit of water would leak through into their basement. Our crack seal material and application, is quick, clean, and efficient.
A homeowner in Revere, Massachusetts, had called an engineer because their floors looked like they weren't supported and they were sloping. The engineer recommended installing supplemental beams. The homeowner called EFS for a free inspection of their basement and our Design Specialist recommended supplemental beams but to additionally replace the existing supports with our SmartJacks.
This homeowner in Haverhill, Massachusetts was experiencing the fieldstone foundation leaning inward. The homeowners have tried to brace the wall using pieces of wood but to no effect. The homeowner decided to call EFS for a free inspection.
Crew Lead Nick Carelli and his team started installing the Auxiliary Wall. The team first installed the rebar and the PowerBrace on the wall. Next, they fixed the forms into place. Finally, a concrete truck arrived and the crew poured concrete between the forms and the wall until it got to the top. Then they let the concrete cure and once fully cured the team will remove the forms and trim off any imperfections.