Foundation Repair Before & After Photos

This homeowner in North Andover, Massachusetts has had water that flows under the garage. The homeowner has a sump pump that pulls water away from the garage. The homeowner noticed that the lally columns in the garage are rusting at their base. The homeowner decided to call EFS for a free inspection.

Crew Lead Ed Nadreau and his team removed the old lally columns and installed 4 new SmartJacks into the garage. 

A homeowner in North Andover, Massachusetts, had EFS inspect their home for radon, but concerning cracks were found on their foundation wall. The homeowner set up another inspection with EFS to examine the foundation walls. The design specialist recommended installing Push Piers on the footing to prevent the home from settling. 

A foundation crew from EFS installed 15 Push Piers on the right side of the home. 

A homeowner in North Andover, Massachusetts, has lived in their home for the past 8 years. In the past month, they have noticed that there is a large crack in their foundation wall. They called EFS for a free inspection and our design specialist found that the crack was caused by the settlement of the foundation. EFS recommended installing Push Piers to the footing of the foundation to lift the foundation to its original position.

Facing uncertain foundation cracks, a North Andover homeowner turned to us for clarity and expertise. Visible in the before photo are the concerning fissures that sparked worry. Step in, Erickson Foundation Solutions— we meticulously installed PowerBrace, a robust system designed for structural stability. Notice in the after photo how seamlessly we sealed the cracks with NexusPro, ensuring a safe and enduring fix. This transformation represents our dedication to delivering peace of mind alongside superior home care.

These homeowners in North Andover, MA were looking to add a porch to the front of their home, and before doing so were aware they first needed to fix their leaning foundation wall. The cinder block foundation wall was starting to bow inwards due to the soil on the exterior adding pressure, mostly from the weight of rain water building up. The extra pressure on the soil was potentially going to the cause the wall to collapse at some point, and so they knew they needed to make some repairs to stabilize the wall. The time to do it was now, before they built their front porch.

Our team proposed and installed a wall anchor system with our GeoLock supports. The wall anchors extended from the interior of the foundation wall, going out 10 feet from the home, into firm compacted soil four to five feet down in the ground. With 6 of these wall anchors secured in place, the wall is now permanently stabilized and supported, and any extra weight our pressure from compaction will not effect the wall. In the basement where the end of the anchors were visible, our team also installed covers to provide a nice, clean look that would not stand out.

They now have peace of mind to move forward with their new porch construction and not have to worry about the foundation wall of their home beneath it.