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Recently, we had the chance to provide a vital solution to a homeowner in Mason, NH, faced with a particularly damp basement problem. The homeowner noticed their basement transformed into a very humid space following any storms, which not famously helps in setting the stage for mold growth--a problem many of us worry about. Anticipating to sell their home, the homeowner was eager to nip this problem in the bud and enhance their property's value. Understanding the long-term implications of inaction, the homeowner reached out to us.

Following our hassle-free process, our Customer Care team promptly scheduled a home inspection. A System Design Specialist from our Sales Team visited the homeowner, meticulously inspected the basement, and pinpointed the root cause of the humidity and mold--lack of an effective dehumidification system. We recommended a grand solution: installing the SaniDry Sedona. The SaniDry Sedona is no ordinary system; it's designed to masterfully control basement or crawl space humidity levels, making the area unfriendly for mold and mildew. Its installation promised not only to solve the excessive humidity issue but also pave the way for a healthier living environment. Our installation crew, equipped with profound experience and friendliness, arrived at the home, walked through the planned process with the homeowner, and carried out the installation seamlessly. The crew ensured the space was left cleaner than we found it, a commitment we stand by at Erickson Foundation Solutions.

In the aftermath of the SaniDry Sedona installation, the initially damp and mold-riddled basement transformed into a dry, comfortable space–virtually unrecognizable.

Over in Greenville, NH, we had a homeowner reach out to us with a particularly soggy situation. Their crawl space was constantly wet, which not only threatened the utilities housed there but also the home’s structural integrity. It’s situations like these that remind us at Erickson Foundation Solutions why we do what we do.

After making contact with our Customer Care team, the homeowner had an appointment lined up with our System Design Specialist John Prince. John took a trip to Greenville and after a thorough inspection of the crawl space, diagnosed the issue. Early dampness could turn into a bigger headache if left untreated. Understanding the risks, we proposed a two-fold solution: installing CleanSpace and a SaniDry Sedona. CleanSpace is tailor-made for such damp predicaments. Acting as a barrier, it effectively encloses the crawl space, warding off moisture, pests, and the mold that tends to follow such uninvited guests. Complementing this, the SaniDry Sedona would take on the pivotal role of dehumidifying the area, ensuring the air stays dry and healthy, not just for the crawl space but for the entire home. Following the homeowner's go-ahead, our production crew got straight to work.

The transformation was nothing short of remarkable. By the time we dusted off our hands, the once perpetually damp crawl space had been fully encapsulated with CleanSpace, while the SaniDry Sedona purred quietly in the corner, promising a dryer, healthier foundation beneath the home. Seeing the worry lines fade from our homeowner's face as we wrapped up brought home why we're passionate about providing reliable, long-lasting solutions at Erickson Foundation Solutions.

Recently, in the charming town of Mason, NH, we had the privilege to assist a homeowner facing a pesky issue that many can relate to – water making its unwelcome entrance into both their garage and basement. Understanding the urgency and discomfort water invasion brings, the homeowner reached out to us, seeking a reliable solution to reclaim their peaceful abode.

Our process kicked off with a heartfelt conversation between the homeowner and our Customer Care team, setting the stage for a thorough home inspection. System Design Specialist Arvid Rain from our team was dispatched to the home, unveiling the extent of the issue firsthand. Post-inspection, a tailor-made solution was presented to the homeowners, promising not just eradication of the current dilemma but also prevention from future disturbances. The game plan? Installation of our powerhouse trio: the WaterGuard system, TripleSafe Sump Pump, and IceGuard. Our production team, well-versed and equipped with the best tools, embarked on the transformation journey. First, the WaterGuard system was stealthily installed along the basement's perimeter, acting as the first line of defense against water intrusion. Then, we placed the TripleSafe Sump Pump, a guardian ensuring that any water caught by WaterGuard is efficiently pumped out away from the home. Lastly, IceGuard was installed to ensure that even in the freezing cold, discharged water could flow freely away from the home, preventing any backups.

The outcome was nothing short of remarkable. As the final pieces were put in place and our team cleaned up, leaving no trace behind but the installed systems, the homeowners were left with not just a dry garage and basement but with peace of mind.

The owner of this home in Mason, NH had recently purchased and moved in, and unfortunately within months was dealing with a flooded basement. The basement area was used for storage and an entertainment space, and the water was causing damage to their items. Wanting to solve the problem as quickly as possible, the homeowner reached out to our Erickson Foundation Solutions team.

Our team designed and installed a full perimeter water proofing system that guaranteed their basement would stay dry all the time, even during the heaviest of rain storms. The system included WaterGuard around the perimeter of the foundation walls, a TripleSafe sump pump system with back-up pumps, a battery back-up in case of loss of power to the home, and an IceGuard system on the exterior of the home to prevent the pipes from freezing/backing up. It was the exact permanent solution the homeowner needed so that they could enjoy their new home with peace of mind.

A homeowner in Mason, New Hampshire purchased their 300-year-old home in 2021. Since purchasing the home they have noticed some things that need to be addressed. The first on that list was radon and the radon levels in the basement were 6.4 pCi/L. The homeowner called EFS for a free radon inspection, and our design specialist recommended installing a radon mitigation system. 

Our production began by drilling an extraction point in the slab using a core drill. After the extraction point was created the team attached a PVC pipe to the extraction point and directed that pipe to the exterior of the home. On the exterior of the home, the team installed a fan that was connected to the PVC pipe. The fan will help draw radon-filled air from beneath the home and push the air outside the home. The system will reduce the amount of radon in the home by collecting radon from beneath the home and drawing it up into the PVC pipe to then push it out into the open air above the home where it can dissipate. 

The homeowner was happy they can check one of these issues off their list. 

A homeowner in Greenville, New Hampshire had some water coming into their basement. The homeowner is looking into having a waterproofing system installed. Our design specialist recommended installing a Triplesafe and WaterGuard in the basement of the home. 

Before our crew could install the waterproofing system the homeowner had to remove some shelving in the basement. Our production team then installed the TripleSafe and WaterGuard in the basement. 

A homeowner in Greenville, New Hampshire, has recently bought a mobile home. After purchasing the home, they noticed it was leaning. The homeowners decided they needed to fix the problem. 

Our design specialist examined the mobile home inside and out. The specialist recommended installing 4 Mobile Home Foundation Post under the home. 

Our production team installed 4 Mobile Home Foundation Posts under the home to add support and level its foundation. 

This homeowner in Greenville, New Hampshire, has been living in their home for 3 years. The house is over 100 years old and it has started to sag quite a bit. Their crawl space was in bad shape and required repair. Design Specialist Brian Allen came to the home and looked at the crawl space and proposed that the homeowners think about having our team install Smart Jacks for additional support. Crew Lead Scott Crandall and his team successfully installed the Smart Jacks and they added much-needed support to the sagging support beams in this 100-year-old home.