Serving Southern New Hampshire, Middlesex and Essex Counties Massachusetts
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Facing a cracking fieldstone foundation and threat to their furnace in North Andover, MA, a homeowner sought our help. Before, as the photo shows, leaks threatened their home's integrity. Our solution? We installed an innovative auxiliary wall, reinforced with PowerBraces and a robust concrete pour, perfectly captured in the after photo. Paired with our WaterGuard system, TripleSafe Sump Pump, and IceGuard, plus stabilizing SmartJacks, we transformed their leaky basement into a secure, dry space. Remarkably enduring solutions for peace of mind.
A homeowner in Deerfield, New Hampshire, has an issue where their chimney is pulling away from the home. Our team installed Push Piers under the chimney to add support.
The owner of a home built in the 18th century has seen their foundation wall cracking. The cracking has progressively gotten worse and has caused a lot of concern for the homeowners. They called EFS to find a solution to repair the foundation wall. Our Design Specialist met with the homeowner and examined the foundation to find a solution. We recommended installing a new Masonry Block Foundation Wall to replace the old cracked Block Foundation Wall.
This homeowner in Raymond, New Hampshire was experiencing sagging in the middle of their home. The home is sitting on block supports. The homeowner would like to have the floors in their home be level again. The homeowner decided to call EFS for a free inspection.
Design Specialist Michael LaMalfa inspected the home and the supports underneath. Michael recommended installing SmartJacks underneath the home.
Crew Lead Ed Nadreau and his team installed 4 SmartJacks and a supplemental beam in the middle of the home to reduce the sag in the middle of the house.
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.