Meredith, NH's Professional Concrete Repair & Radon Mitigation Company

Not long ago, a family in Meredith, NH reached out to us at Erickson Foundation Solutions with a concerning issue in their home. Their crawl space, designed with a layer of crushed stone on the floor, was battling constant moisture. The constant exposure to dampness not only presented a potential health hazard but also threatened the integrity of their home's structure over time.

Understanding the gravity of the situation, our dedicated Customer Care team promptly arranged a home inspection visit. System Design Specialist Jason Vachon from our Sales Team thoroughly inspected the site, diagnosing the core issue and devising a tailor-made solution for the homeowner. The prescribed remedy was CleanSpace – an innovative and highly effective encapsulation system designed to isolate the home from the earth entirely and drastically reduce moisture levels in the crawl space. Our production team, composed of a seasoned foreman and skilled installers, took to the task with precision and care. They meticulously installed the CleanSpace system, ensuring every inch of the space was covered and effectively sealed from moisture ingress. Not only did the installation process go smoothly, but our team also made sure to leave the site cleaner than they found it, highly valuing the homeowner's comfort and peace of mind throughout the project.

The outcome? A transformed crawl space that was immediately drier and will remain free from moisture issues for years to come. The homeowners were beyond satisfied, relieved to have a lasting solution that not only protected their home but also their health. With Erickson Foundation Solutions, they found a reliable and remarkable fix tailored exactly to their needs, delivered with professionalism and genuine care.

Picture this: a lovely home in Meredith, NH, grappling with an all-too-common yet frustrating issue during the biting cold seasons – utility pipes in the crawl space consistently freezing, threatening not only comfort but the integrity of the house's plumbing system. That's exactly the situation one homeowner found themselves in before reaching out to us at Erickson Foundation Solutions.

The homeowner's first step was to contact our Customer Care team, who quickly scheduled a detailed home inspection to assess the situation thoroughly. A System Design Specialist from our team visited the home, analyzing the chilly dilemma of the crawl space. The proposed solution couldn't have been more fitting – a combination of CleanSpace, a revolutionary moisture barrier, and SilverGlow insulation, a product famed for its thermal qualities. Together, these two products promised to encapsulate the crawl space, simultaneously insulating and sealing it from the harsh, damp cold that led to the pipes' frequent freezing. Our dedicated production team, including knowledgeable foreman Patrick Montine and skilled installers, efficiently got down to business. They enveloped the crawl space with CleanSpace, ensuring no nook was left uncovered. Following this, SilverGlow insulation was added, specifically designed to kick the thermal efficiency up a notch.

The transformation was palpable. The outcome was like easing from the depths of winter into the comfort of spring within that crawl space. The homeowner has since enjoyed a problem-free cold season; no more freezing pipes, no erupting hassles. By blending specialized products and expert installation, we turned a nerve-wracking situation into a warm dream for the homeowner.

A Homeowner in Meredith, New Hampshire, uses their home as a boarding house for dogs during the weekdays. The homeowners would like to have a bulkhead installed coming out of the basement. The homeowner had reached out to a couple of companies but only one company responded; Erickson Foundation Solutions. 

A Design Specialist from EFS inspected the home and created a plan to install a bulkhead on a foundation that doesn't have a bulkhead. The design specialist and the homeowner agreed on a location of the bulkhead would be to the left of the front steps. 

An EFS Crew dug to expose the foundation. They then cut a door into the foundation wall. Then poured concrete into forms to create the walkout for the bulkhead doors. Finally, the crew capped off the concrete with the bulkhead doors. 

This homeowner in Meredith, New Hampshire was experiencing high radon in their home. They test their home with a charcoal test and the results from the test indicated that the radon levels in the home are 7.6 pCi/L in the basement and 5.5 pCi/L in the main living area. The homeowner decided to call EFS for a free inspection.

Design Specialist Jason Vachon arrived at the home inspected the home and recommended installing a new radon mitigation system and CleanSpace into the basement. 

Crew Lead Branden Edward and his team arrived at the home and installed a new radon mitigation system and Clean Space into the home. 

Wanakee is a youth summer camp that has been in operation since the 1960's. Over the years the property and camp program have developed and expanded. In 2017, the camp built a new shower and bath house on the side of a hill on the property. While the building itself was unique and well built, within a few years the foundation it sat on was cracked and severely bowing in due to pressure from the saturated soils on the exterior of the wall. As water flowed down the fill, it smacked directly into the structures foundation wall, threatening to complete push it in and destabilize the entire building. 

Erickson Foundation Solutions identified the problems with the situation, and installed a water drainage system within the soil along the foundation wall. The system diverted all the water around the building, and so the soil would no longer build up pressure and push against the wall with such high force. The other solution was to install 8 GeoLocks along the cracked and bowing wall, to fully stabilize it against further movement. Once these were in place, the production team also installed 8 Push Piers to permanently stabilize and slightly lift the foundation wall that settled.

Lastly, beneath the main beam of the bath house that ran directly down the center within the crawlspace, 3 SmartJack support posts were installed to lift and level the floor system. 

With the structure stabilized, the camp no longer has to worry about the building's foundation failing or putting any of the campers at risk.