Your Experienced Haverhill, MA Concrete Repair & Radon Mitigation Company

At Erickson Foundation Solutions, we recently had the opportunity to tackle a challenging basement waterproofing job in Haverhill, MA. A homeowner reached out to us after experiencing repeated flooding in their finely finished basement following heavy rains. The water leakage through the cold joints was not only a recurring headache but also causing significant damage to their wooden floors and drywall.

After the homeowner contacted our Customer Care team, we scheduled a home inspection to understand the depth of the problem firsthand. Our System Design Specialist Matthew Robichaud pinpointed the issue and recommended a bespoke solution that included installing our trusted WaterGuard interior drainage system, a TripleSafe Sump Pump to efficiently manage the water, and an IceGuard system to prevent blockages caused by freezing during the colder months. Our production team, consisting of seasoned foreman Anthony LoCascio and skilled installers, sprang into action. They meticulously installed the WaterGuard drainage system at the basement's perimeter, ensuring water would be guided away from the basement. Central to our solution was the TripleSafe Sump Pump, designed to offer triple the protection against water and equipped to handle even the heaviest of rainfalls. And to defend against those particularly chilly Haverhill winters, the IceGuard was installed outside the home to allow water discharge even if the pipes froze.

Once the work was successfully- and tidily- completed, the homeowner was left with a dry, secure basement. No longer fretting over upcoming rainy spells, they could rest assured knowing their basement - and their peace of mind - was safeguarded by Erickson Foundation Solutions. Our streamlined process to diagnose, recommend and rectify the issue ensured not just a solution to their problem, but an enhancement to their home living quality that lasts.

Recently, we had the opportunity to help a family in Haverhill, MA, who reached out to us with a particularly troubling situation. Their basement, featuring an older fieldstone foundation, had previously endured a nasty flooding incident. Understandably, they were eager to prevent any such future damage that could compromise the safety and integrity of their home.

The homeowner's journey to a dry, safe basement began with a simple call to our Customer Care team, setting the stage for a comprehensive home inspection. Our System Design Specialist Debra Rayborn, armed with expertise and a keen eye for details, thoroughly assessed their basement issues. Together, we decided that the best course of action involved the installation of WaterGuard, a top-notch interior drainage system, the reliable SuperSump sump pump system, and IceGuard, to ensure even in the coldest months, their system would run free from blockages. Our friendly and professional production team swiftly got to work, focusing not just on the task at hand but ensuring that the process was as minimally intrusive as possible. The installation of WaterGuard along the basement's perimeter discreetly directs any potentially harmful moisture into the SuperSump system, which then efficiently ejects it out and away from the home. Moreover, IceGuard's installation was crucial, preventing potential overflows during freezing temperatures. Crucially, we tidied up post-installation, leaving nothing behind but the confidence of a job well done.

Our homeowner in Haverhill now enjoys peace of mind, knowing that their basement issues are a thing of the past, safeguarded by solutions built to last. At Erickson Foundation Solutions, this experience underlines our commitment: Delivering remarkable customer service and reliable solutions, ensuring every family we serve can truly depend on us for their "All Things Basementy" needs.

Recently in Haverhill, MA, a homeowner reached out to us with a frustrating issue: every time it rained, water found its way into their basement. The culprit? An outdated sump pump system that simply couldn't keep up with the demanding task. Water intrusion isn't just a nuisance; it's a threat to the home's integrity and the homeowner's peace of mind. Understandably, they needed a solution—and fast.

After contacting our Customer Care team, everything was set in motion. System Design Specialist George Gouthier paid a visit, inspected the premises meticulously, and chalked out a plan designed to seal the basement against future water intrusions. The diagnosis was clear: the home's basement would greatly benefit from the installation of our high-performance TripleSafe Sump Pump system, complemented by WaterGuard perimeter drainage and an IceGuard discharge line protection. Picturing the scene, our production crew arrived on site, rolls of WaterGuard and the robust TripleSafe system in tow. The room was alive with the sound of concrete being carefully removed and reconfigured—a ballet of precise engineering and hard work unfolding before our very eyes. The old sump pump basin was cemented up, ensuring it would no longer be a weak link. As the final touches were added, the basement transformed before us. The installation of the TripleSafe system provided the homeowner with not one, not two, but three levels of protection against any possible future flooding. IceGuard was neatly-fixed to prevent the discharged water from re-entering during freezing conditions—a common problem in our winter-prone area. And with WaterGuard lining the perimeter, incoming water didn’t stand a chance.

The transformation was palpable. Days of worry turned into relief as the homeowner witnessed their basement, once a source of constant stress, now perfectly dry and primed for any activity or storage they planned. Our dedication to providing a remarkable customer experience and a lasting solution shone through, marking yet another home in Haverhill saved from the perils of water damage by Erickson Foundation Solutions.

We recently had the pleasure of working on a heartwarming project over in Haverhill, MA. A homeowner contacted us with a vision of turning their basement into a cozy living space for their in-laws. But, there was one big hurdle: the basement was prone to getting wet, which could turn their dream into a moldy nightmare. Understanding the importance of a safe and dry space for family, they reached out to us here at Erickson Foundation Solutions.

Our first step was sending out our System Design Specialist George Gouthier, who carefully inspected the basement. After diagnosing the problem, water intrusion, we proposed a tailored waterproofing system that included installations of WaterGuard, a TripleSafe Sump Pump, IceGuard, and FlexiSpan. Each product chosen was integral in ensuring a dry basement year-round—a key factor for a livable basement refinishing project. Our team sprang into action, starting with the installation of the WaterGuard interior drainage system along the basement's perimeter. It's designed to catch any water seeping in and channel it away quietly and efficiently. The TripleSafe Sump Pump was next, guaranteeing triple protection to handle the highest water volume and providing battery backup for power outages. IceGuard was uniquely installed outside to prevent blockages during ice and snow, while FlexiSpan was utilized to seal troublesome wall cracks firmly.

Once installed, these measures encapsulated the basement in a protective shell, safeguarding it against any future water problems. In no time, the basement was dry, secure, and ready for transformation. The outcome was genuinely rewarding. Our homeowner could finally move forward with refinishing the space, content in the knowledge that their in-laws would be comfortably living in a dry, safe environment.

When a homeowner in Haverhill, MA, noticed that their property was losing its sparkle, mainly due to the worn-out look of their concrete areas, they knew they needed a touch of magic. That’s where our team at Erickson Foundation Solutions stepped in to save the day. Aesthetic appeal and strong, enduring protection were high on their wish list, leading them to make that initial call to our Customer Care team.

Our process began with an in-depth inspection by skilled System Design Specialist, George Gouthier, who meticulously assessed the state of their concrete. With care and expertise, we diagnosed the core issues. The advice was straightforward yet effective: a quality installation of our DecoShield system, known for its outstanding durability and visually appealing finish. DecoShield was a perfect choice. Not only does it enhance the look of concrete, but it also adds a protective layer to increase longevity, ensuring that the homeowner’s investment is preserved against harsh weather conditions and time. Rolling up our sleeves, our focus was sharp, and our progress, uninhibited. Our professional team of foreman Patrick Montine and installers worked their way through, transforming the tired looking concrete into something truly remarkable. Smooth, sleek, and shielded against future wear and tear, the result was more than just visually pleasing—it promised peace of mind. By the time our cleanup was done, it almost seemed as if the job had never happened, except for the stunning transformation of the concrete areas. This Haverhill homeowner was left with nothing but a beautiful, lasting solution. At Erickson Foundation Solutions, ensuring such a worry-free and gratifying outcome underline everything we do, fulfilling our mission to provide a standout customer experience and a reliable, durable fix to any home.

A homeowner in Haverhill, Massachusetts has owned their home for over 20 years. After their furnace needed to be replaced, the homeowner became more aware of the different kinds of basement systems. Looking to protect her home from radon, she reached out to Erickson Foundation Solutions.

Our installation team began by cutting a small circular hole out of the concrete to create an extraction point for the radon mitigation system. They then secured a radon pipe to the extraction point and guided it to the exterior of the home, where they installed our Radon Fan on the side of the home. The team attached more radon pipe to the fan and fed it up the side of the home until it cleared the roofline, ensuring that radon could not re-enter the home. The crew tested the fan to make sure the system was working properly and left the homeowners a Charcoal Test Kit, which they could use to retest the radon levels in about a week.

The homeowner was very pleased with the project. Steve Dumais and his crew installed the system in just a couple of hours and left the job site clean and tidy.

This family in Haverhill, MA loved to use their backyard space for relaxing and entertaining throughout the warmer months of the year. With the amount of time they spent out on their concrete patio, they really wanted it to be in good condition for both safety reasons, but also to look nice as well. Over the last couple years, rain water had flowed down through the joints in the surface of the slab and gradually eroded away the soils beneath it. This was slowly causing the patio to sink into the dirt, showing signs of cracking on the surface, and becoming unpleasant to walk on as well.

Tearing out and replacing the entire concrete patio would be a lengthy and expensive process, especially since the patio supported a deck structure above. Seeking out an alternative solution to their problem, the homeowners were thrilled to learn about PolyLevel for lifting and leveling concrete. Our design specialist, Nikki Burke, explained in detail for the homeowner how the process worked and provided them with a complete estimate the day of her inspection. 

Our production team arrived on the scheduled day for the repairs, and were successfully able to lift the sunken concrete back up 3 full inches. Slab jacks were used to initially lift the patio and remove any pressure from the concrete, and PolyLevel was injected beneath to fill all the voids and provide permanent stabilization. Once this was completed, NexusPro crack sealant was applied to prevent any future rain water from flowing between the joints and down into the soil below the concrete. 

With their patio safe and looking great, the homeowners were thrilled with the results, and have peace of mind knowing their space is also protected against future concerns for years to come.

A homeowner in Haverhill, Massachusetts, moved into their home about a year ago. Since moving into the home they have felt like the floors could fall in at any moment. They reached out to EFS to have them come and inspect their home. Our Design Specialist Dan Gillette met with the homeowners and inspected the floor system in the basement to determine why the floors weren't properly stabilized. During his inspection, Dan found that supports in the basement were temp supports that we unable to hold the weight of the floor system. Dan recommended installing SmartJacks into the basement to replace the old temporary posts to stabilize the floor system. 

Our Installation Team led by Edward N. began by chipping out a small section of concrete so we could install the footing for each SmartJack. After the footings were installed and leveled the team then cut our galvanized steel supports to size. The team left a couple of inches below the beam so we could install the correct top bracket. The team installed 3 SmartJacks under the main beam, to secure them to the beam we used an adjustable bracket that will secured right into the wood. The other bracket we used was a U bracket and that allowed us to use a supplemental beam to stabilize the floor system in areas where there isn't a beam. After the team installed our 3 SmartJacks under the main beam and our other SmartJack with a Supplemental beam next to the staircase, we tightened the adjustable bracket to lift up on the floor system. Finally, the team mixed up concrete and poured the concrete over the footings to lock them into place. 

The homeowners were very happy with the installation of the SmartJacks. They stabilized the floor system and will prevent further sagging of their floors. 

The owner of this building in Haverhill, Massachusetts, constructed this building for people with brain injuries. Most of the people that use the building are in wheelchairs. The owner made sure the building was wheelchair accessible but has seen over the last couple of months that the concrete outside the building has settled a bit. The owner has found that getting their people with wheelchairs into the building has become more difficult with this settlement issue. The owner decided to call EFS to find a solution to their problem. Our Design Specialist Kenny inspected the building and he found that some areas of the concrete had sunk around 1" in some places. Kenny recommended injecting PolyLevel under the slab to lift the slab back up to its original position. 

Our Installation team began by creating small injection port holes in the concrete slab. The team drilled them in a grid pattern so that when we lifted the slab we could lift it more precisely. After the holes were made the team started up the Polyrig and began injecting PolyLevel into each hole to slowly lift each section of concrete. The team double-checked that each slab was level after they finished injecting PolyLevel. 

The owner was pleased with the results of the project. The slabs were lifted to their original position and access into the building was now a lot easier for the wheelchairs. 

A homeowner in Haverhill, New Hampshire, lives in a home that was built over 100 years ago. The homeowners have lived in the home for the past year and recently noticed water entering the basement. The homeowners would like to find a solution to keep their basement dry and maybe finish it in the future. The homeowners reached out to EFS for a free inspection of their basement. Our Design Specialist Keith inspected the basement and created a solution to stop water from collecting in the basement. Keith recommended installing 40' of WaterGuard, a SuperSump, and an IceGuard to collect any water from the basement and send it outside of the home. 

Our Installation team began by chipping out a new basin for our SuperSump and then chipping out 40' of concrete for our WaterGuard. Once all of the concrete was removed the team dug a hole that would fit out the sump pump basin. The team installed the SuperSump into the hole and then began plumbing the system to the exterior of the home. Once the team sent the plumbing to the exterior of the home the team then installed the IceGuard and the exterior drainage line to carry the water away from the home. Once the plumbing was complete, the team then tested the sump pump and then proceeded to start installing the WaterGuard. After everything was done with installing the sump pump the team began installing the WaterGuard on the perimeter of the basement. The team laid the drainage around the perimeter of the basement and connected it to the SuperSump. Once everything was connected the team performed a water test to make sure the system was working properly. After the water test, the team lastly mixed up concrete and poured it around the cover of the SuperSump basin and over the WaterGuard to lock them in place. 

The homeowner was very pleased with the installation of their new perimeter drainage system in the basement of their 100-year-old home. The system has given them the confidence to start seriously considering finishing the basement. 

The owner of a rental property in Haverhill, Massachusetts, has owned the building since 2017. For the past 5 years, the owner and the tenants have seen the stairs at the front of the building continuously deteriorating. The owner would like to have them replaced so they reached out to EFS for a free inspection. Our Design Specialist looked at the stairs at the front of the building and recommended replacing them with another set of precast steps. The Design Specialist noted the dimension of the current set of stairs and put in an order for a new set. 

Our installation team began by coordinating delivery with the company that makes the stairs. Our team arrived at the rental property and removed the stairs and installed a new base before the delivery truck arrived with the new stairs. The delivery truck helped the team place the stairs on the bases. The team made sure to level the stair and then finish by installing the railings to the steps. 

The owner and tenants were very pleased with the results of the project. 

A homeowner in Haverhill, Massachusetts, lives in a home built in the early 1900s. They have lived in this home for the past 7 years and recently noticed a couple of cracks in the stone foundation wall. The homeowners plan on staying in this home for only the next 5 years or so before they sell the home. They wanted to repair the home before the problem could get worse so they contacted an inspector to come and look at the cracks and they recommended seeking help from a foundation company. The homeowners decided to call EFS for a free inspection of their stone foundation wall. Our Design Specialist Kenny recommended installing an Auxiliary wall over the stone wall foundation.

Our production team arrived at the home and began installing rebar and PowerBraces onto the foundation wall with the cracks. Approximately every 5' the team installed a PowerBrace and then bridged rebar to connect them. After all the braces and rebar were installed the team then started setting up the forms so we could pour concrete again the wall and create the Auxiliary wall. The team called in a concrete truck to aid with pouring concrete between the walls and the forms. The team braced the forms and filled the concrete up to a certain point before smoothing out the top and then letting the concrete start the curing process. Once the curing process was complete the team returned to the home and removed the forms. They removed each panel and chipped off any imperfections in the concrete until everything was perfect. 

The homeowners were happy with their new Auxiliary wall. Now they don't have to worry about the cracks in their foundation walls. 

A homeowner in Haverhill, Massachusetts, had purchased their home in mid-2021. During an inspection, the homeowners were made aware that there were temporary posts being used as permanent supports in their crawlspace. The inspection recommended finding a more permanent solution. The homeowners decided to call EFS for a free inspection, and our Design Specialist recommended installing SmartJacks to replace those temporary posts and installing a Triplesafe and IceGuard to help with the drainage of their crawlspace. 

Our team began by removing the temporary post and then installing the SmartJacks. Next, they installed our TripleSafe into the lowest corner of the crawlspace to collect any water that entered the crawlspace. The team then plumbed the sump to the exterior of the home and connected it to an IceGuard and a drainage line. 

The homeowner was very happy with the results of the project. 

A homeowner in Haverhill, Massachusetts, has been contemplating staying in their home or selling it. They have lived in the home since 1999 and have seen a crack in the garage become larger and larger over the past 10 years. The homeowner decided they wanted to repair the crack no matter if they plan to stay in the home or sell the home. So they called EFS for a free inspection and our Design Specialist John recommended installing Geolocks to the rear of their garage to add support. 

Our production team arrived and began chipping out a wide trench in the garage so they could install the Geolocks. The back wall of the garage had begun to bow and was causing the concrete in the garage to begin to crack. The team was going to use Geolocks and the dirt under the slab in the garage to add stability and straighten the rear foundation wall. Once the team chipped out the concrete in the garage and dug down a couple of feet the team then moved to the rear of the garage to then send a galvanized rod through the rear wall and into the trench. The team spanned the rods across the rear foundation wall and ensured they were all pushed to the trench. Once in the trench, the team secured Geolock Plate to either side of the rod. Once secured the team used the threaded galvanized rod to pressurize the Geolocks by using the soil from beneath the garage slab. The team monitored the wall as they tightened it to make sure the wall was straight. After the team backfilled the trench and then poured concrete over the trench to match the concrete in the garage. After everything was tightened the team installed covers over the plates on the exterior of the home to hide the galvanized Geolock Plates.

The homeowner was very impressed with the solution that EFS provided and executed.

A homeowner in, Haverhill, Massachusetts, had a half-finished basement in their home that they would never use because of the fear of radon gas. The homeowners have only lived in the home for 4 years and since they purchased the home they haven't been able to use the basement for fear of radon. They know that the levels in the basement were 4 pCi/L. The homeowner decided to call EFS for a free inspection, and our design specialist recommended installing a radon mitigation system and a dehumidifier in their basement. The specialist recommended the dehumidifier because the relative humidity was 65% at the time of inspection. 

Our production team began by creating an extraction point in the basement to collect radon gas from beneath the home. The team used a core drill to create the hole. After the extraction point was made the team fitted a PVC pipe to the extraction point and ran that pipe toward the exterior of the home. The team ran the pipe to the exterior of the home and installed the radon fan to the PVC pipe so the fan can draw up the radon-filled air from beneath the home. After the radon fan was installed the team then installed the SaniDry dehumidifier in the basement to reduce the relative humidity in the basement. 

The homeowners were happy with the results of the project. EFS was able to install a radon mitigation system and a SaniDry System in the basement to lower the radon and moisture levels in the basement. The homeowners now feel comfortable about spending time in their basement. 

A homeowner in Haverhill, Massachusetts, had been living in their home since the late '90s. About 10 years ago they noticed that the post supporting their sunroom addition was sinking. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection and our design specialist recommended installing Helical Piers under the Sunroom. 

Our production team began by removing the old sinking posts and setting up temporary posts so we could install the new Helical Piers. After the temporary posts were installed the team began installing the Helical Piers underneath the sunroom. The team used a hydraulic drive head to force the Helical Piers down into the ground until they reach high enough pressure to hold up the sunroom. Once the Helical Piers were pressurized to the correct PSI, the team then attached a bracket to the Helical Pier that allows for wooden support to be attached to the bracket. The team then attached the wooden support to the bottom of the sunroom and then to the bracket attached to the Helical Pier.

The homeowners were very pleased with the installation of the Helical Piers under their sunroom.

This homeowner in Haverhill, Massachusetts, had concerns with radon in their home. The homeowner had plans to stay in this home long-term so they wanted to address any issues head-on. One of the reasons the homeowners are looking into having radon mitigation installed is that one of their neighbors was diagnosed with cancer and they believed it is because of radon exposure. The homeowner wanted to protect their family from radon, so our design specialist recommended installing a radon mitigation system in the home. The basement had cracks that could let in radon from the ground so our design specialist also recommended sealing the cracks in the basement to prevent radon from seeping into the basement.

Our radon crew installed a radon mitigation system into the home. They first started by chipping a hole in the basement slab to install the radon pipe. The team guided the PVC pipe through the wall of the home to then have it connected to the radon fan. The team installed the radon fan with the radon pipe connected to it and then vented the PVC over the roofline of the home. After the radon system was installed, the team sealed all of the cracks in the basement with NexusPro.

The team sealed the basement so that no radon could seep into the basement and the team made sure that the radon mitigation system was collecting radon-filled air. The homeowner was relieved that they didn't have to worry about radon in their home anymore. 

This homeowner in Haverhill, Massachusetts is planning on remodeling their kitchen and other parts of their home. They want to make sure their home can support the additional weight. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection. 

Design Specialist Kenny Calabrese inspected the basement. During his inspection of the 100+-year-old home, Kenny made sure to double-check every joist and support in the basement. Following his inspection, Kenny recommended installing SmartJacks in the basement to add support for renovations in the future. 

Crew Lead Dillon Kingsbury and his team installed 20 SmartJacks in the basement to support the joists in the basement.

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. 

Design Specialist Michael Bradley inspected the basement and the exterior of the home. Michael inferred that hydrostatic pressure is pushing against the outside wall. Michael recommended installing an Auxiliary Wall against the fieldstone foundation. The Auxiliary Wall acts as a brace for the foundation wall.

Before the crew can show up at the home, the homeowners had to move their electric panels and water heater off the wall. 

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. 

This commercial building owner in Haverhill, Massachusetts is planning on selling their building. They recently noticed sagging in the rear of the building. They would like to repair the sag before trying to sell the building. The owner felt the sag would be a sticking point in the sale of the building. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection. 

Design Specialist Stephen Caron inspected the building. During his inspection, Stephen noticed that the joist in the basement had water damage and are rotting where they meet the foundation wall. He also found that the rear corner of the building is sagging around 4.75". Stephen recommended installing SmartJacks with supplemental beams to add support to the building and eliminate the sagging in the building. Stephen recommended having a carpenter come out to reinforce the joists in the basement. 

Crew Lead Ed Nadreau and his team installed 5 SmartJacks on the right side of the building to stabilize the floor and bring it back to its original position. The owner can now feel confident in selling their building. 

This homeowner in Haverhill, MA lives primarily at another property overseas but wanted to have an issue addressed at the home in Haverhill. The homeowner has water entering the basement and wants to address ways to prevent it. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection.

Design Specialist John Prince inspected the home. He found that the foundation drain that is in the home already isn't connected to the current sump pump. John recommended installing all-new foundation draining and a new sump pump that is connected to the drain. 

Crew Lead Gilberto Cortijo and his team installed 7' of foundation drain and Freeze Guard to the existing sump pump. 

This homeowner in Haverhill, Massachusetts was experiencing the floors in his home are sagging. He is planning on remodeling the home soon and wants to make sure that the supports can withstand the weight of the remodel. The homeowner decided to call EFS for a free inspection. 

Michael Bradley, a Design Specialist from EFS, inspected the home. He found that the floors in his home are sagging. Michael recommended installing SmartJacks and a Supplemental Beam to lift the sagging floor. The SmartJacks and Supplemental Beam will add support to the floor for the new remodeling project. 

Crew Lead Ed Nadreau and his team installed 14 SmartJacks with 26' of Supplemental Beam. 

This homeowner in Haverhill, Massachusetts was having water entering the basement. They are reluctant to store anything in the basement because of the fear that the water might ruin their belongings. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection. 

Design Specialist Isaac Hernandez inspected the home and the basement. Isaac found some areas where water was coming into the basement. Isaac recommended installing Water Guard to collect the water that comes into the basement. A Super Sump also was recommended to take the water from the Water Guard and push it outside of the home. 

Crew Lead Spencer Ladd and his team arrived at the home and installed 53' of WaterGuard, a Super Sump, Freeze Guard, and a Sani Dry into the basement. 

This homeowner in Haverhill, Massachusetts had recently purchased her home. Soon after purchasing their home, they noticed water in the basement. The homeowners planned on using the basement as storage so they wanted to fix this problem as fast as possible. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection. 

Design Specialist John Prince inspected the home and found a couple of areas that were allowing water into the basement. John recommended installing a Super Sump and Freeze Guard. 

Crew Lead Gilberto Cortijo and his team arrived at the home and installed the Super Sump and the Freeze Guard into the basement. 

This homeowner in Haverhill, MA had a home inspector come in when they purchased the home and the inspector strongly recommended replacing the temporary post. The homeowner decided to call EFS for a free inspection. 

Design Specialist Chris Greenwood arrived at the home and inspected the basement. After inspecting the basement Chris noticed there was plastic on all the walls. Chris recommended installing SmartJacks and then installing Poly Wall Restoration to cover the walls instead of the plastic. 

Crew Leads Branden Edward and Nick Melo arrived with their teams. Branden and his team arrived to install the SmartJacks to replace the old temp post. Nick and his team arrived to restore the wall using a poly spray. 

This homeowner in Haverhill, Massachusetts was experiencing wearing on the concrete foundation blocks. He decided to call EFS for a free inspection.

Design Specialist Kenny Calabrese arrive at the home and inspected the basement. Kenny recommended having the worn concrete foundation blocks replaced and then having PowerBraces installed to prevent the wall from leaning inward. 

Crew Lead Nick Carelli and his team arrived at the home and began removing the drywall of the partially finished basement. After the drywall is removed the team installs the PowerBrace to ensure the wall is well supported. Then after those are installed, the team replaces the worn concrete blocks with new concrete blocks. 

This homeowner in Haverhill, Massachusetts was experiencing some inadequate supports in their basement. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection. 

Design Specialist Isaac Hernandez arrived at the home and inspected the supports in the basement. Isaac confirmed that the wooden supports in the basement aren't going to be sufficient in the long run. Isaac recommended installing SmartJacks.

Crew Lead Edward Nadreau and his team came to the home and installed SmartJacks.

Vinny P. of Haverhill, Massachusetts was experiencing a large crack in the floor of his two-car garage. He called Erickson Foundation Solutions to see if someone could come out and repair it. 

Design Specialist Michael Bradley came to Vinny's home and inspected the crack in the garage. After inspecting the garage, Michael found that the crack was caused by the corner of the garage starting to settle. Michael proposed PolyLevel to Vinny to counteract the settling in the corner of the garage. 

Crew Lead Nick Melo and his team came to the home and injected PolyLevel under the settling corner of the garage. When the PolyLevel started to lift the settled slab, Nick slowly lifted it back to level.

Vinny P. of Haverhill, Massachusetts was experiencing cracking in his garage that he wanted repair sooner rather than later. Vinny decided to call Erickson Foundation Solutions about a free inspection. 

Design Specialist Michael Bradley came out to the home and inspected Vinny's garage and found that the cracks are being caused by some settlement of the garage foundation. Michael proposed that PolyLEVEL will be the best solution for Vinny. 

Crew Lead Nick Melo and his team came to the home and injected PolyLEVEL under the concrete garage floor to stabilize it. 

Bill F. of Haverhill, Massachusetts was experiencing his pool deck sinking around his pool cause dips and rises. The dips and rises have gotten so bad that they have created a tripping hazard around the pool. 

Design Specialist Michael Biedrzycki came to the house and inspected the area around the pool. He concluded that Bill's pool area would benefit from using PolyLevel. 

Crew Lead Nick Melo and his crew came to the home and injected PolyLevel underneath the concrete to raise and level the pool deck.

This homeowner in Haverhill, Massachusets wanted to install a 3-season patio room onto a second floor. They called BetterLiving Sunrooms of NH for them to come out to the home and talk about what they wanted to be built. BetterLiving came out to the home and measured everything they needed. When BetterLiving came back to start the project they decided to use helical piers instead of concrete piers to support the vertical beams. Helical piers are a great alternative to concrete piers. A great benefit of helical piers is that they take half the time to install compared to concrete piers. In this case, under the patio room was a gravel patio and the helical piers were the least invasive but most effective option. If the crew had used the concrete piers they would have had to dig up some of the homeowner's patio. After all the piers are set they can start building the sunroom. The room above was a 10' x 12' 3-season patio room. 

The homeowners were very happy with how their 3-season patio room turned out. They were especially happy that no damage was done to the patio underneath the patio room.