Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

This homeowner in Billerica, Massachusetts, purchased their home in the late 1980s and built a large addition in 2007. About 15 years after building the extension the homeowner noticed the doors and window become tight and difficult to open. They called EFS for a free inspection of the foundation. Our Design Specialist met with the homeowners and inspected the home for settlement. Our specialist concluded there was significant foundation movement and recommended installing Push Piers to stabilize the foundation of the addition. 

Our crew arrived and installed 14 Push Piers to the foundation to lift and stabilize the foundation. 

A homeowner in Salem, New Hampshire, had lived in their home for the past 30 years. Over the years the homeowner had noticed the block foundation wall start to bow and deteriorate. Our design specialist recommended installing a new masonry wall to the front of the home in place of the bowed one. 

This homeowner in Salem, New Hampshire was experiencing some settling underneath the garage and basement floors. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection.

Design Specialist John Prince arrived at the home and inspected the home. John recommended installing SmartJacks in the garage and basement and also injecting PolyLevel to lift a settled part of the slab. 

A detached garage in Tewksbury, Massachusetts was cracked and unlevel. Erickson Foundation Solutions installed four Geolocks on the back wall of the garage to stabilize it. The crew also attached aesthetic covers to each Geolock. 

A homeowner in Raymond, New Hampshire, lived in a home built in 2004. They recently purchased the home in June 2022, and the previous owners mentioned that the septic tank wasn't buried deep enough into the ground at the front of the house. This caused the front foundation wall to experience high pressure resulting in an inward lean as well as a horizontal crack in the foundation wall. The homeowners decided to call EFS for a free foundation inspection. Our design specialist Jason recommended installing PowerBraces to the foundation wall and using Crack Injection to seal the horizontal crack. 

Our team installed 18 10' PowerBraces to the front and back foundation wall and 38' of Crack Injection into the cracks on the foundation wall.