Foundation Repair & Radon Mitigation Contractor in Norfolk County, MA

Brian M. owns a building in Stoughton, Massachusetts and he would like to have the staircase and handicap ramp looked at. The walkway has needed to be repaired since he purchased the building 5 years ago, now he has noticed it getting worse and wanted it repaired. He called Erickson Foundation Solutions to see if they could send someone out to look at the walkway. Design Specialist, Jason Love came out to the business to inspect the walkway. Jason noted that there are some cracks and blemishes on the concrete, and most of the slabs are out of level. Jason proposed the use of PolyLEVEL and Crack Seal to repair the walkway.

Crew Lead Nick Melo and his team came to the business and sealed all of the cracks and releveled all of the slabs to reduce any tripping hazards. 

Brian was very happy with the results of the project because no he doesn't have to worry about customers or employees tripping over any cracks or uneven concrete anymore. 

Cindy of Medfield, Massachusetts would sweep her garage floor every so often to get the dirt and dust out of her garage. She found whenever she would sweep the garage, bits, and pieces of the would chip off of the floor. She would like to find a repair for this. Cindy, after some research, decided to call Erickson Foundation Solutions. She explained her situation to the call center, who was able to set an appointment for Design Specialist Jason Love to come to the home and inspect her situation. 

When Jason Love arrived at her home he inspected the entire garage and even the area outside the garage to get a full grasp of the situation. He talked her through his whole process. When he finished his inspection he talked her through her repair options. He proposed the use of PolyLevel to fill the small void, then to use our 4 part concrete resurface to give the concrete a brand new look.

Two Erickson teams came to Cindy's home to repair her garage floor. The first team was our PolyLevel team lead by Nick Melo, and the second team was our Resurface team lead by Cody Gosselin. The PolyLevel team came and injected poly underneath the garage floor to fill the void. The Resurface team came to install our Resurface pro system onto the garage floor. 

Cindy was very happy that the garage wont chip away when she sweeps anymore.  

This homeowner in Needham, Massachusetts was told by a contractor that her home cant supports a two-car garage. The homeowner decided to call Erickson Foundation Solutions for a free inspection. 

Design Specialist Jason Love arrived at the home and inspected the home and found that the home was settling. Jason recommended that the homeowners have Push Piers installed to stabilize their home. After the Push Piers are installed, the home will be able to withstand the weight of a new addition.

Crew Lead Ed Nadreau and his team arrived at the home and excavated dirt from the side of the home to expose the footing. The team then installed 5 Push Piers to the side of the home. 

This homeowner in Canterbury, New Hampshire was experiencing water coming into their garage and freezing. The freezing water causes a slip hazard that has already hurt one of the homeowner's knees. The other homeowner just had a hip replaced and they would like to eliminate the slip hazard. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection. 

Design Specialist Michael LaMalfa inspected the garage. Michael found that there was some cracking on the garage floor that was allowing water to come through. In the winter when the water would come through the water would also freeze causing the slip hazard. Michael recommended using PolyLevel as a void fill and a moisture barrier to prevent water from coming up from beneath the concrete. Michael also recommended using NexusPro to seal the cracks. 

Crew Leads Nick Melo and his team first started by drilling portholes in the garage in a grid pattern. They will inject PolyLevel into these portholes to methodically fill the void and lift the slab to the desired height. After the PolyLevel is injected, the team seals the portholes and the cracks. 

A homeowner in Medfield, Massachusetts was experiencing some cracking in their garage. They had talked to their neighbors who had a similar problem and they recommended a company that fixed their garage floor. The company was Erickson Foundation Solutions. The homeowners called EFS for a free inspection.  The garage was inspected by a Design Specialist. The Design Specialist recommended installing PolyLevel and NexusPro. 

The PolyLevel crew from EFS injected PolyLevel under the garage floor to lift the concrete. Then after the PolyLevel is installed the team seals all of the cracks in the garage using NexusPro. 

A homeowner in Medfield, Massachusetts, recently had EFS lift a sunken section of their garage. They wanted to have new concrete poured over the section that had been lifted. The homeowner decided to call EFS for a free inspection. 

Our design specialist inspected the garage and recommended pouring concrete over the area that was recently lifted. 

A crew from EFS poured concrete over the lifted section of the garage. 

An owner of a condo in Brookline, Massachusetts, had concerns about radon in their home. They have lived in their condo for a year and just got it tested. The test results came back at 6.0 pCi/L. Our design specialist recommended installing a radon mitigation system in the home. 

Our production team installed a radon mitigation system into the home. 

The radon system reduced the levels in the home down to safe levels. 

This homeowner in Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts, had a bad experience with another contractor. The contractor had left their garage/basement floor uneven and out of level.  

Our design specialist recommended to the homeowners that they would benefit have EFS using PolyLevel to level the basement/garage floor and then resurface the concrete slab giving it a nice smooth finish. 

Our production team, led by Nick Melo and Tyler Oslizlo, injected the PolyLevel and resurfaced the slab. 

A homeowner in Wellesley, Massachusetts, had a large crack and a sunken area on their garage slab. The homeowner moved into the home about a year ago. When they moved into the home, the garage already had cracks in the slab. The homeowner considered this their forever home and wanted to repair the concrete before it got any worse. A design specialist from EFS examined the garage and recommended installing PolyLevel and NexusPro. 

Our production team installed PolyLevel to lift the sunken section of the slab and then sealed the cracks with 19ft of NexusPro. 

A homeowner in Needham, Massachusetts, had some cracks in their garage. The homeowner planned to stay in the home for the next 10-20 years. They also planned to install a piano above the garage and would like some advice to know if they should upgrade their supports in the garage. Our design specialist Kenny examined the garage and found that the floor has settled, and that has caused cracks in the slab. The homeowner asked Kenny's opinion on adding support in the garage for their piano. Kenny recommended replacing the current supports in the garage with SmartJacks and injecting PolyLevel under the garage slab. 

Our production team led by Steve began repairs on the garage. First, they began installing the SmartJacks in the garage to strengthen the floor above. The team chipped out a section of concrete to install the base of the support. To ensure the base doesn't sink or shift under the concrete we use engineered fill and concrete to make a solid base for the new supports to rest on. Finally, the SmartJacks were secured to the beam above, and the bases were casted in concrete to keep the SmartJack in place. Next, the team installed the PolyLevel under the slab to eliminate the settlement. The team used short bursts of Poly in a grid pattern around the entire slab to fill any void. Once all the void is filled, the team seals all of the ports and used NexusPro to seal the cracks in the slab. 

The team eliminated the settlement in the garage floor, sealed the cracks, and strengthened the floor above for their new piano. 

A homeowner in Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts, had radon levels in their home at 5.2 pCi/L and water leaking into their mostly finished basement. The homeowner wanted to have the radon levels reduced and a sump pump installed in the basement to prevent flooding. Our design specialist recommended installing a radon mitigation system with a moisture guard, and a SuperSump with an IceGuard.

Our production team began by installing the radon mitigation system. The team firsts chipped out a small section of the basement slab to create the radon extraction point. Next, the team used PVC piping to direct the radon from underneath the home into the radon fan. The radon fan was installed on the exterior of the home and the PVC piping was vented over the roof of the home. After the radon system was installed, the team began to prepare to install the SuperSump. They started by chipping out the concrete so the SuperSump basin could rest beneath the rest of the concrete. The team chipped out the concrete to a slightly bigger size than the SuperSump basin. After the concrete was chipped out the team hand-dug dirt down until the basin would be level with the concrete. Next, the team installed the SuperSump into the basin and pumped it to the exterior of the home. Once the plumbing gets to the outside of the home, the team installed the IceGuard onto the exterior drain and ran the drain away from the home. After the plumbing and IceGuard were installed the team poured concrete around the SuperSump to lock it in place and leave a nice finish. 

The homeowners are happy that they no longer have to worry about radon or water flooding in their basement. 

A homeowner in Stoughton, Massachusetts, had built their home 26 years ago. A couple of years ago they noticed the cracking and sinking of their garage floor. They wanted to address the problem before it could cause a bigger problem. The homeowners decided to call EFS for a free inspection of their garage. Our Design Specialist Keith inspected the garage and recommended installing PolyLevel and NexusPro on the right side of the garage to repair the sinking and cracking section of the garage slab. 

Our installation team began by cleaning out the crack in the concrete and creating small holes so we could inject PolyLevel beneath the slab. Our team drilled the holes in the slab into a grid pattern so we could lift the slab without cracking the slab. Once the portholes were drilled the team then started injecting PolyLevel under the slab to lift it back to level. The team used a grinder and blade to slightly widen the crack so we could seal it with NexusPro after we lifted the slab. Once the crack was cleaned and widened the team then began installing the NexusPro into the crack to seal it. 

The homeowners were very pleased with the results of the project. They were in aw when they saw home much the concrete was lifted. 

In 2017, the owners of this home in Walpole, MA were undergoing a large renovation. The foundation beneath their home was 100 years old and did not allow for a full basement. They decided to pour a new foundation and move the structure 50 feet, but on the same lot. The construction company they hired to pour the new foundation and complete the moving of the house were making great progress, until the water table decided to show itself. 

After the new foundation was poured and the contractor began preparing to add framing to the basement level floors, the concrete walls and footings of the foundation began to settle. Water began to seep up, and the foundation appeared to be floating in some places. However, our Erickson team had the ideal solution to prevent the home from settling. 

Before our crews could attempt to install any helical piers beneath the footings, the high water had to be removed. Large pumps were brought in to continuously pump the water away from the footings just long enough for our team to secure the brackets and piers to the footings. To guarantee no settlement could possibly occur in the future, our team proposed and installed helical piles along the entire perimeter of the foundation walls. 

Once the job was completed, the contractor was able to resume their framing aspect of the project and continue to move the home for the family.

William W. of Canton, MA was concerned with a tripping hazard which have gradually developed over the years on his stamped concrete patio. The expansion joints on the patio were not sealed, which allowed rain water to flow directly beneath the slab and slowly erode away the soil over the years. Eventually, the concrete settled near one of the joints, and the tripping hazard became a nuisance and eye sore for William. 

Making a decision to fix the problem before it got worse, he reached out to our team at Erickson to determine if PolyLevel would be the correct solution to his problem. Our specialist, Keith Soper, met with William at his home for a free consultation, drew up a free proposal on what it would take to fix the settlement concern, and together they scheduled the job to be completed. 

Led by Tyler O. on Erickson's concrete repair team, the crew met with William on the day of installation, pinpointed exactly where they needed to inject the polymer foam, and got to work. The repairs were completed within hours, and the PolyLevel itself was cured and stable within minutes. Filling the void beneath the concrete and lifting the settled section of patio was successfully achieved, the homeowner was thrilled to have his patio back in safe condition. 

This home in Randolph, MA was built in the 1950's. The current homeowner has lived here since 1985, and over the last 7 years noticed the concrete slabs of the garage floor had started to shift and settle more and more. The soil beneath the garage was eroding away and leaving voids, which was leading to the settlement in the concrete and garage structure itself. The owner realized the problem was only getting worse each year and so decided to seek out a contractor to help. 

The owner received an estimate from Ram Jack to partially fix the problem, however he was more interested in the permanent solution our Erickson team designed and proposed with PolyLevel.

Our crew began by using slab jacks to help partially lift a section of sunken concrete slab in the garage. Once it was up, PolyLevel foam was injected into the void beneath to lift it up the rest of the way. With the void filled and the concrete stabilized, the slab was even with the other sections adjoining it. Other sections were also lifted or stabilized, and the concrete was protected against future settlement concerns. The homeowner was pleased with the results and able to drive his automobiles back into the garage space within minutes of installation. With no concrete demolition involved, the process was quick, clean, and efficient. 

The owner of a multi-family home located in Dedham, Massachusetts is an elderly woman in her 80s. Her son manages the property and lives on the main floor while some tenants reside on the floors above. The house has been in their family for over 40 years and was built in the early 1900s. A few years ago, the son noticed that the floor system was separating from the wall. In response, they contacted EFS and requested a free inspection of the property. Our Design Specialist, John Prince, met with the son of the owner and examined the floor system of the house. After John's inspection, he concluded that the floor system was weak and required additional support. He suggested the installation of 7 SmartJacks to stabilize the floor system. Our SmartJacks are fully adjustable, allowing us to move them according to the position of the house.

Our Installation Team, led by Neal Foley, began by setting up temporary posts and removing the existing supports that had caused the floor system to become unreliable. After the temporary posts were set up, the team chipped out small sections of concrete to create footings. Once the concrete had cured, our team installed the SmartJacks over the concrete and fastened them to the floor system using a U bracket. This allowed us to lift and level the floor system. Finally, the team poured concrete over the footings to lock them in place.

The homeowners were thrilled with the results of the project. They no longer have to worry about the stability of the floor system in their early 1900s home.

Concrete settles when the soil beneath it shifts or sinks and is no longer providing a stable base for the slab. That's exactly what happened to the garage slab on this home in Needham Heights, MA. The detached garage was used for storage over the years, and the owner first saw cracks and early signs of settlement several years ago. As the problem got noticeably worse, he knew it was time to find a solution to the settlement issue before it collapsed or lead to more substantial costs for repairs. 

Upon inspection, our team determined PolyLevel would be an ideal solution for the homeowner to lift and stabilize his sinking concrete garage floor. While the concrete itself was old and uneven, once lifted and properly stabilized, it would still be in good condition and functional. By repairing the slab in this manner, the homeowner was able to save on the costs of total replacement and pouring of a new slab. 

Installation of the polymer foam took just a day to complete, our team expertly pinpointing where to inject the material to ensure the entire concrete slab was stabilized and lifted as needed. The homeowner was very pleased with the results, glad to have an even slab once again. The cracks and joints were then all sealed with NexusPro, a silicone based caulking designed specifically for concrete applications, With the repairs complete, the owner had peace of mind his garage was in good shape and was able to continue to use his space. 

A homeowner in Norfolk, MA has experienced water leaking through two cracks in his basement foundation. Wanting to fix the problem, Sam W. turned to the president of the over 55 community for advice. The president recommended Erickson Foundation Solutions, and we were more than happy to provide a solution for the problem.

Shortly after calling, an appointment was set for Scott Ruisi to evaluate the basement. After discussion, our team installed FlexiSpan into and over the cracks. This product is designed to move with a wall, ensuring that the entire crack is sealed even if there is a change in the wall.

With the FlexiSpan in place, Sam no longer needs to worry about water entering through the cracks. Throughout the process of scheduling an appointment, getting an evaluation, and the installation process, Sam was very happy with the quality and care he received.

Kathryn S. of Needham, Massachusetts was concerned about flooding ruining her finished basement. Although a sump pump was already installed in the home, water continued to seep through the foundation. Looking to fully waterproof the basement so the finished space could be utilized, she reached out to Erickson Foundation Solutions.

Our Customer Care team set up an appointment for Design Specialist, Scott Ruisi, to go out to the home to conduct a free home inspection. After completing the inspection, Scott recommended installing WaterGuard perimeter drainage, TripleSafe sump pump system, and SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier. Our installation crew started work on this project by demolishing the lower finished basement wall and chipping out concrete along the entire perimeter of the foundation. This allowed space for the WaterGuard system to be put in. WaterGuard serves as a vessel that collects water from the outside wet soil and delivers it to the sump basin. Foreman, Justin Broussard, dug out thick wet clay under the foundation slab in order to construct the sump basin. Once dug out, the TripleSafe sump pump system was put in place. The TripleSafe is a three-pump system that pumps water out of the home, even during power outages thanks to our battery-powered backup pump. The WaterGuard system was installed to the TripleSafe. Once tested, everything was cemented in place. An exterior discharge line was then connected to the sump pump system. This plumbing system allows water to safely be removed from the home. In order to eliminate the risk of pipes freezing, IceGuard was installed to the discharge line. IceGuard allows water to flow freely despite freezing temperatures. The SaniDry Sedona was connected to the TripleSafe to eliminate moisture in the home and provide excellent air quality, reducing mold spores and other toxins. Since connected to the TripleSafe, the SaniDry Sedona automatically drains into it, creating a hassle-free process.

After finishing the job and tidying up the workspace, Justin performed a final walkthrough with Kathryn to showcase the work that was done and answer any questions she had. She now has peace of mind that her finished basement is permanently protected from leaks and floods.

Richard T. of East Waymouth, Massachusetts experienced his concrete pool deck sinking, creating uneven surfaces. Concerned with tripping hazards for the children and an ugly aesthetic, Richard wanted to permanently stabilize the concrete.

After reaching out to our Customer Care team, an appointment was scheduled with Design Specialist, Jim Meglio. After providing a free home inspection, Jim recommended installing PolyLevel to lift and level the concrete, as well as NexusPro to repair joints. Our installation crew started work on the project by drilling dime-sized holes in the areas where concrete was intended to be lifted. These holes are unnoticeable by the time installation is completed. The polyurethane foam is injected underneath the concrete slabs, filling voids that have been created from soil settling. The concrete is almost instantly lifted and leveled back to its original position. NexusPro is then installed between joints to prevent future cracking.

With the pool deck restored, Richard once again has a safe and aesthetically pleasing pool that him and his family can enjoy!

Darrin H. of Bellingham, Massachusetts had water entering his foundation through floor and wall cracks. Although he already had a sump pump installed, the high water table left the sump basin unable to capture all the water, leaving the basement exposed to leaks and floods. Tired of the cleanup process, he reached out to Erickson Foundation Solutions.

Our Design Specialist, Jim Meglio, recommended using a polyurethane foam and NexusPro to seal and waterproof the cracks. Our installation crew started work on the project by grinding out and cleaning the cracks. Using duct tape, they laid strips up and directly over the cracks, leaving small gaps between them. Using the polyurethane foam, they injected the cracks until they were entirely filled. After the foam activated and hardened, the foam was cut down, so it was just shallow of the surface of the walls and floor. Then, our crew installed a coat of NexusPro sealant on top of it. NexusPro is a silicone-based sealant for joints and cracks specially engineered to provide long-lasting flexibility and to stand up to harsh weather conditions.

Striving to provide permanent solutions, we also recommended upgrading the sump pump system, including perimeter drainage. After further discussion with Darrin, he was very happy with the work done and can now have peace of mind that water will no longer enter through the cracks.

At our recent job in Walpole, MA, we met a homeowner who faced the all-too-common challenge of preparing his home for sale. As an older gentleman looking to downsize, ensuring his house was in top condition was his priority. The main issue? An uneven basement floor marked with cracks, obviously a thorny problem for a potential buyer. After contacting our Customer Care team, we dispatched our System Design Specialist, Jim Meglio to his home for a thorough inspection. It didn't take long for us to identify that the root of his basement woes was the unlevel floor and developing fissures – a situation that called for a precise and durable solution. Hence, we recommended employing our PolyLevel and NexusPro systems. PolyLevel for lifting and stabilizing the concrete floor, making it as level and steady as the day the house was built; NexusPro to seal cracks and joints, defending against further damage and water infiltration. Our production team, including dedicated foreman Kris Sergi and expert installers, set to work. The process was efficiently executed, causing minimal disturbance to the homeowner. We first injected PolyLevel beneath the slab to lift and level it precisely. The foam quickly expands, filling voids and stabilizing the concrete without the mess or cure time associated with traditional methods. Next, NexusPro was applied, delivering a long-lasting and waterproof seal that ensures the treated areas will resist future wear and provide reliable durability through the seasons.

By the time we wrapped up, the basement was not just repaired; it was revitalized. The once uneven and cracked floor became sturdy and smooth, bolstering the homeowner's confidence as he prepared to put his house on the market.

When a homeowner in Weymouth, MA, noticed the concrete slab under their beloved shed was sinking into the ground, creating instability and concern, they knew they had to take action -- and that’s when Erickson Foundation Solutions came into the picture. Their primary concern was saving their shed from potential damage, as it held much sentimental and practical value.

After reaching out to our Customer Care team, we swiftly arranged a visit to their property to assess the situation. Our System Design Specialist, Jim Meglio, performed a thorough inspection, diagnosing the root of the problem: the soil underneath had compacted and caused the slab to sink. Fortunately, we had the perfect, non-invasive solution poised to remedy their woes: PolyLevel injection. This innovative foam injection process is designed to lift and stabilize sinking concrete with minimal disruption, both to the property and the homeowner's daily life. With a solid plan in place, our production team arrived, ready to turn plans into action. Neat, swift, and efficient – these are qualities we've built our team around. The PolyLevel process involved strategically injecting the high-density polymer underneath the sinking slab, which then expanded to fill the voids causing the slab to sink.

Before the homeowner knew it, the slab was precisely raised back to its original level, not only stabilizing the shed but also removing the unsightly and unsafe unevenness of their backyard. The shed was saved, and the homeowner was delighted with the seamless integration of our service into their life – noticing little to no disruption to their daily routines. We left the premises clean, bidding farewell to another satisfied Erickson Foundation Solutions customer.

We recently had the opportunity to help a homeowner in the charming neighborhood of Brookline, MA, who was facing quite a common yet troublesome issue with their front walkway. The pathway had begun to settle unevenly over the years, leading to unsightly cracks and dangerous trip hazards. Understanding the risks and eyesores this represented, they reached out to us at Erickson Foundation Solutions, looking for a way to make their front walkway both safe and visually appealing again.

After the homeowner contacted our friendly Customer Care team, we promptly scheduled a thorough home inspection to understand the situation fully. Our System Design Specialist then visited the home, taking the time to diagnose the problem carefully and propose a tailor-made solution. We recommended the installation of PolyLevel and NexusPro, top-notch products designed for concrete repair like this. PolyLevel, an advanced polymer injection foam, was used to lift and level the concrete slabs to their original position accurately, while NexusPro, a durable sealant, was applied to fill the cracks and joints, preventing future damage and degradation. Our skilled production team took hands-on care of the necessary work, keeping the process smooth and the homeowner informed every step of the way. They meticulously lifted the concrete, sealed the cracks, and made sure every nook and cranny was addressed. Cleanup was swift, leaving behind no trace of the work done except for a beautifully restored walkway.

Once the project was completed, the outcome was just as we'd promised – a level, aesthetically pleasing walkway free of tripping hazards. It was another testament to our commitment to delivering a remarkable customer experience and reliable, long-lasting solutions to homeowners.

Recently in Westwood, MA, a homeowner reached out to us with a concerning issue—a trio of sunken slabs around their pool deck that not only marred the aesthetics of their outdoor space but posed a significant tripping hazard, especially for the kids. They were in search of a solution that would not only rectify the issue but also ensure the safety and beauty of their pool area.

Upon receiving their call, our friendly Customer Care team swiftly arranged for a home inspection. System Design Specialist Gerald Martin from our Sales Team visited the home, thoroughly inspected the pool deck area, and quickly identified the underlying issue. To resolve the problem effectively, we recommended using our innovative PolyLevel and NexusPro products. PolyLevel, a state-of-the-art foam injection solution, was chosen to lift and stabilize the sunken concrete slabs to their original position. NexusPro, a flexible silicone-based sealant, would then seal the joints and cracks, protecting them from future wear and tear. Our production team, comprised of skilled foreman Kris Sergi and dedicated installers, arrived at the job site and got to work. They carefully injected the PolyLevel foam beneath the concrete slabs, which not only raised them back into place but ensured they would remain level and supported for years to come. Following this, NexusPro was applied, giving the pool deck its final touch by perfectly sealing all cracks and spaces— not to mention significantly improving its aesthetics and eliminating any tripping hazards for the homeowner’s family.

The outcome was a visually appealing and safe pool area that the homeowners were thrilled with. Through our team's expertise, dedication, and the use of superior products, we were able to swiftly transform a hazardous outdoor area into a beautiful, secure space for the family to enjoy.

Recently, in Needham, MA, we faced a challenge that was a tad bit different from our usual residential calls. A commercial pool at a community center was dealing with a serious safety issue – the perimeter of the pool deck was sinking, creating trip hazards that could've easily put the fun on pause for everyone. The homeowner reached out, concerned about the safety of the community members and looking for a swift and effective solution.

True to our mission of providing a remarkable customer experience and reliable solutions, our Customer Care team quickly scheduled a home inspection appointment. When our System Design Specialist John Prince arrived, it was clear what needed to be done. Using a thorough inspection, the underlying issue was diagnosed: the soil beneath the pool deck had settled, causing the concrete to sink. Our recommended solution was our PolyLevel product, known for its efficiency and minimum invasiveness. This state-of-the-art solution not only promised a quick fix but also ensured a long-lasting remedy to the unsettling problem. Our production team, made up of experienced foreman Kris Sergi and skilled installers, then got to work. They meticulously injected PolyLevel beneath the pool deck, carefully raising it back to its original level. This process, remarkable in its precision, seamlessly addressed the hazard without disrupting the pool's daily operations.

By the time our team was done, the difference was not just visible; it was remarkable. The pool deck was smoothly realigned with the rest of the pool perimeter, eliminating all trip hazards and reigniting the confidence of stepping around the pool without worry. The end result was a secure and safe environment for patrons to splash, swim, and enjoy without concern – all thanks to a smooth execution and the transformative power of PolyLevel.

At Erickson Foundation Solutions, we recently encountered a challenging scenario at a home in Needham, MA, where the homeowner was facing significant water intrusion issues. Their basement, which was used for storage, experienced water entry from all angles, damaging stored items and creating a damp, unhealthy environment. Understandably, they were desperate for a durable solution to regain their peace of mind and protect their home.

Upon being contacted, the process kicked off with our Customer Care team, who promptly scheduled a thorough home inspection. One of our experienced System Design Specialists then met with the homeowner, conducting a detailed assessment of the basement to pin down the entry points for the unwanted water. Based on these insights, a custom solution was devised, centered around a cutting-edge TripleSafe Sump Pump system, the innovative IceGuard is designed to prevent sump discharge line freeze-ups, and the powerful SaniDry Sedona to tackle the humidity levels, eliminating dampness and potential mold growth. Our dedicated production team took the lead from there, deploying their expertise to efficiently install these systems. The TripleSafe Sump Pump was placed strategically to manage and redirect any incoming water seamlessly, with the IceGuard supplementing as an outdoor line blockage preventative during the freezing Massachusetts winters. The SaniDry Sedona, known for its high-capacity dehumidifying capability, was installed to ensure the air remained dry, creating a healthier basement environment all year round.

The transformation was palpable. The homeowner now enjoys a permanently dry basement, free from the stress of water damage. More so, they've reclaimed their space, storing belongings without fear of water intrusion. At Erickson Foundation Solutions, we take pride in delivering not just a fix, but a tailored, long-lasting resolution,

Recently, a homeowner in Franklin, MA, found themselves grappling with a rather significant issue. Their garage's concrete floor, notably the entire back wall, had settled a staggering 3 inches due to uneven initial pouring. This presented a notably uneven surface, laden with swells that posed not just an aesthetic issue but a functional bother too. So, they reached out to us, Erickson Foundation Solutions, hoping we could provide a lasting fix to this unexpected problem.

Our process kicked off with a telephone call. The homeowner contacted our dedicated Customer Care team, who swiftly scheduled a thorough home inspection. Next up, a member of our Sales Team, seasoned System Design Specialist Jim Meglio, visited the site. He diagnosed the troublesome dips and swells, offering a tailored solution: PolyLevel. This product wasn't just chosen on a whim; our experience showed it was the best fit for the daunting task of hoisting and leveling the significant sunk sections of the garage floor. When it came to tackling the actual work, our production team, led capably by hands-on foreman Tyler Oslizlo, moved in with precision. We injected PolyLevel beneath the concrete, meticulously elevating the floor to its rightful position while correcting the uneven surfaces. It’s seldom easy adjusting a 3-inch discrepancy, especially with the added challenge of the floor's initial uneven pour contributing to its unpredictability. Nevertheless, amid the complexity, our team persevered, demonstrating not only technical skill but genuine commitment to our mission of delivering a remarkable customer experience alongside reliable, enduring fixes.

By the time we wrapped up, the troublesome swells had been smoothed, and the floor impeccably levelled - a stark transformation from the uneven, swelled surface we initially encountered.

Recently in Plainville, MA, we at Erickson Foundation Solutions tackled an important and rather common homeowner problem - a sunken pool deck. The homeowner noticed that the slabs around their pool deck had gradually sunk and, even more worrying, new cracks began to form, making the area not only unsightly but potentially unsafe. Understanding the urgency to address both the aesthetic and safety concerns, our team sprang into action.

After the homeowner contacted our friendly Customer Care team, we dispatched System Design Specialist Scott Ruisi to carry out a thorough inspection of the situation. Relying on our tried-and-true process, it was determined that a combination of PolyLevel and NexusPro would remedy the issue most effectively. PolyLevel was an obvious choice for us to lift and stabilize the sunk slabs, owing to its fast-acting and durable nature. It involved injecting a foam beneath the concrete to raise it back to the original level. Following the leveling, NexusPro was then used to seal the cracks and joints. Not only does NexusPro prevent water from seeping below the slabs - an issue which likely contributed to the problem in the first place - but it also gives the pool deck a clean, refreshed look. The marvel in our method lies in its quick turnaround and minimal disruption to the homeowner's daily life. Before they knew it, we had revived their sunken pool deck to its former glory, ensuring both a safe and appealing outdoor space that they could enjoy with peace of mind. Plus, they could take further pride knowing the fix was not just temporary but lasting.

The outcome was exactly why we do what we do here at Erickson Foundation Solutions. Seeing the transformation and the homeowner's relief reinforced our mission to provide a remarkable customer experience alongside reliable and durable solutions.

Recently, in Plainville, MA, a homeowner noticed a significant issue with their home’s front walkway – a large, unsettling crack alongside one of the slabs which had considerably sunk, causing a trip hazard and diminishing the home's curb appeal. Aware of potential safety risks and keen on maintaining their home’s aesthetic, they reached out to us, Erickson Foundation Solutions, hoping for a durable fix to their worrisome problem.

Upon contact, our friendly Customer Care team swiftly set up an inspection appointment. Shortly then, knowledgeable System Design Specialist Jim Meglio from our Sales Team was assessing the situation on site. After a thorough inspection, the diagnosis pointed clearly to a need for a solid and lasting solution. The way forward? Jim recommended the use of PolyLevel for lifting and stabilizing the sunken slab, and NexusPro, an effective solution to sealing the crack and preventing further damage. Our production team, comprising highly skilled foreman Nick Melo and competent installers, got to work, bringing the recommended solutions to life. The process involved carefully injecting PolyLevel beneath the slab to elevate it back to its original position, precisely addressing the unevenness that marred the walkway. Following the leveling, NexusPro was used to seal the crack, ensuring a cohesive look and preventing water infiltration which could lead to future heaving or sinking.

In the end, not only was the troubling crack seamlessly sealed, but the walkway slab was also restored to its appropriate level, blending practically unnoticed with the rest of the path. The walkway not only regained its original function and safety but also its aesthetic appeal, much to the homeowner's delight. This job is a clear reflection of our commitment at Erickson Foundation Solutions to deliver remarkable customer experiences, through reliable service and long lasting solutions.

At Erickson Foundation Solutions, we recently undertook a unique and fulfilling concrete repair job for homeowners in Dedham, MA. Their dream was to transform their underutilized pool room into a chic dance studio for ballroom dancing. Achieving a level and stabilized floor was paramount for laying down suitable flooring conducive to dancing. Understanding their vision, we rolled up our sleeves to turn this vision into reality.

Entering the scene, our team initially set up slab jacks along the notable cracked areas that had sunk, aiming to lift and bring uniformity to the floor's level. Despite facing a challenging corner piece of the slab that slightly resisted our lifting efforts due to the pool house's direct construction upon it, we modified our approach. Employing PolyLevel injection, we managed to significantly raise all but one stubborn area. For that exceptional zone, consistent with the homeowner's initial request, our team meticulously grinded down the minor trip hazard, eliminating any potential for missteps or falls. To ensure lasting integrity and appearance, NexusPro was applied to seal all the cracks, marrying functionality with aesthetics. The decisive moment came with the final walkthrough with the homeowners, whose visible satisfaction echoed the studio's newfound grace.

They were thrilled with the results, emphasizing our work's impact on transforming their space into a ballroom showcasing the seamless integration of beauty and efficiency. This project not merely showcased Erickson Foundation Solutions' dedication to providing a remarkable customer experience but also displayed our adaptability and commitment to delivering reliable, long-lasting solutions, catered specifically to our customer's needs. Through thoughtful process and quality materials like PolyLevel and NexusPro, we turned a potential hazard into a homeowner's cherished space.

When a homeowner in Dedham, MA approached us with the exciting plan to transform their pool room into a vibrant studio for ballroom dancing, they encountered an unexpected challenge. Envisioning elegant dance steps across the floor, they realized that any presence of moisture could put a damper on their dreams, making waterproofing a top priority. Knowing the importance of keeping the area dry, especially with planned flooring installations, they reached out to us, Erickson Foundation Solutions, seeking a waterproof solution that would keep the studio dry and dance-ready for years to come.

After initial contact with our friendly Customer Care team, a homeowner appointment was swiftly scheduled. Our System Design Specialist Kenneth Calabrese conducted a thorough inspection of the area and proposed the implementation of our Spee-D Drain system, an exterior form of WaterGuard trench drain designed to capture water efficiently outside of the entrance of the pool room and prevent it from entering the interior of the dance studio. Understanding the unique requirements of their project, the homeowners felt confident in the proposed waterproofing solution. The installation process was seamless, with our production team, led by experienced foreman Cameron Hughes and skilled installers, efficiently putting the WaterGuard system in place. The importance of minimal intrusion and quick, clean work was not lost on us, ensuring that we left the homeowner's property tidy, without any signs of construction chaos.

The outcome? A transformed pool room, protected from moisture, laying the foundation for a future where sounds of jazz, tango, and waltz can be enjoyed without the worry of water intrusion. This project not only allowed the homeowners to move forward with their creative studio plans but also demonstrated our commitment to providing long-lasting, reliable solutions that enable our customers' dreams, from basement waterproofness to brilliant ballroom galas.

At Erickson Foundation Solutions, we believe every homeowner deserves to take pride in every aspect of their home, including their concrete surfaces. We recently had a chance to bring this vision to life for a homeowner in Randolph, MA. The homeowner reached out to us with a problem that's quite common yet often overlooked. Their concrete walkway, once a slightly stained light grey, had lost its original luster. And while the structure was sound, the aesthetic didn't align with their home's otherwise vibrant appearance. Understanding how crucial first impressions are, especially when it comes to the pathway leading to one's home, they sought our expertise in not just restoring but revitalizing their walkway.

Our process began with our customer care team swiftly setting an appointment for a complete inspection of the home's exterior. One of our seasoned System Design Specialists from the Sales Team then visited the property, where they recommended our DecoShield product as a robust solution. DecoShield is not just about concealing stains or pigmentation issues; it deeply enriches the concrete's color while ensuring durability—a vital trait for New England's occasionally capricious weather. The transformation effort was led by a diligent team consisting of foreman Patrick Montine and dedicated installers. They managed the application process with meticulous attention, transitioning the dull light grey color into a sophisticated dark grey. Being observant of the homeowner's daily routine, they ensured minimal disruption and left the premises only after ensuring a thorough cleanup.

In the end, the homeowner was greeted with a sleek, rejuvenated walkway that not only complemented their home’s aesthetics but also fortified the surface against future wear and tear.