Basement Waterproofing & Radon Mitigation Contractor in Rowley, MA

A family in Rowley, MA was facing a frustrating issue: their basement was practically unusable due to persistent water troubles. Armed with a sump pump that just couldn’t keep pace with the high water table, and one of their fieldstone foundation walls letting water seep through, it was beyond a simple annoyance—it affected their home life. Dreaming of a safe, dry space where their kids could play without worry, they turned to us, Erickson Foundation Solutions.

On receiving their call, our team was quick to respond. The process began with a home inspection by one of our dedicated System Design Specialists George Gouthier. We identified the problem's root: the existing waterproofing measures were insufficient for the challenges posed by the location's high water table and the vulnerabilities in the structure. Our solution was comprehensive. We installed our WaterGuard system to effectively channel water away, put in a TripleSafe Sump Pump to keep even the highest water at bay, and added IceGuard to prevent winter complications. Our finishing touch was encapsulating the problematic fieldstone wall with CleanSpace, sealing out moisture completely.

Once we completed our work, it was like a transformation. The basement that once struggled to stay dry even on dry days now stands as a testament to effective, enduring waterproofing. The homeowner's children now had a safe and constantly dry play space, turning a once underutilized area into a haven of fun and possibility. Through our mission-driven approach, focusing on offering a remarkable customer experience and solutions that last, we turned a significant concern into lasting peace of mind for one more family.

Recently, a homeowner in Rowley, MA, reached out to Erickson Foundation Solutions with a clear goal in mind: to lift and level their concrete pool deck without having to start from scratch. Aware of the disruption and expense that comes with redoing an entire pool deck, they were looking for a smarter, more efficient option.

After they contacted our friendly Customer Care team, we promptly sent out System Design Specialist George Gouthier to evaluate the situation. The inspection revealed the extent of the sinking and uneven concrete, bringing us one step closer to crafting a solid plan of action. Our internationally proven solution was twofold: PolyLevel and NexusPro sealant systems combined to revive the pool deck. Here's how we tackled it: PolyLevel, an advanced polyurethane foam, was injected beneath the concrete slabs through tiny holes. This innovative foam expands gently, precisely lifting and stabilizing the concrete back to its intended level. It's quick, less invasive, and incredibly effective, unlike traditional mudjacking. To seal the deal – quite literally – we applied NexusPro, a resilient silicone-based sealant designed for joints and cracks. NexusPro seals against further deterioration, ensuring a durable, long-lasting repair. The ownership watched, impressed, as our team carefully executed the transformation with minimal disruption and spotless cleanup, endeavoring not only to restore their pool deck but their peace of mind and trust in high-impact home solutions.

The outcome? A leveled, stabilized, and visually appealing pool deck ready for many more seasons of enjoyment.

The owner of a warehouse in Rowley, Massachusetts, had owned the building for the last 40 years. About 7 years ago they remodeled the warehouse. Since that remodel was complete the warehouse has seen water collecting on the warehouse floor. This is a safety concern and the owner would like to find a solution to the problem. They called EFS for a free inspection of their warehouse. Our Design Specialist Josh Bartholomew met with the owner and then inspected the warehouse to find the proper solution. After his inspection, Josh talked with the owner and recommended installing a perimeter drainage system on the back wall of the warehouse to collect any water that tries to enter the warehouse. 

Our installation team led by Anthony LoCascio began by chipping out the concrete on the back wall of the warehouse. After the concrete was chipped and the debris was removed the team then installed the WaterGuard and SuperSump against the back wall. After the system was installed we then plumbed the sump pump through the wall to through the back of the building. On the back of the building, we installed an IceGuard and an Exterior Drainage Line. After the drainage system was installed the team returned to the warehouse to mix up concrete and cover the WaterGuard and around the SuperSump to lock everything into place. 

A homeowner in Rowley, Massachusetts, had EFS out to their home in 2022 to install a radon mitigation system in their home to control the radon levels. Almost a year after the initial appointment they called EFS with another issue in their home. This time they have seen water entering through a crack in their foundation wall. They set up a free inspection with our Design Specialist Kenny. Kenny inspected the basement and talked to the homeowner who pointed out the cracks that they wanted to be addressed. Kenny recommended injecting the cracks with Crack Injection.

Our installation team began by installing Crack Injection to the active crack in the basement. The team first used a grinder to make clean edges on the crack before taping the edges of the crack. Next, the team placed our injection ports on the crack before starting our two-step crack injection process. The first step was to use our outer layer over the crack and around the injection ports. Next was to use our injection port to send our foam into the crack to fully seal it. The team then repeated that process 2 more times to seal the other two cracks. 

The homeowners were once again very happy with EFS and plan to use them in the future if anything pops up. 

This homeowner in Rowley, Massachusetts is getting concerned with radon in their home. The worry began when they found out the previous owner of their home died of cancer. They decided to quickly call EFS for a free inspection. The homeowners know that they have a passive radon system in their home already so they want to activate the system. 

Design Specialist Michael Bradley inspected the home and found where the passive system is located. The home was tested for radon and the levels are between 4.5-5.7 pCi/L. Michael recommended installing a radon fan and new piping to the passive radon system. 

Crew Lead Dillon Kingsbury and his team 

Katherine S. of Rowley, Massachusetts has been living in her parent's basement with her significant other and 11-month-old baby. She has had some concerns about the air quality and radon levels in the basement and wanted it to be tested. She had the basement and the results came back at 6 pCi/L. She called Erickson Foundation Solutions about a free inspection.

Design Specialist Chris Greenwood arrived at the home and inspected the basement. After the inspection, Chris designed a radon system to specifically fit their basement. 

Crew Lead Branden Edwards and his team arrived at the home and installed the radon mitigation system into the basement. As soon as the radon system was installed and turned on the radon levels almost immediately reduce to a healthier level for Katherine and her family.