Manchester, NH Foundation Repair & Radon Mitigation Specialists

Recently, a homeowner in Manchester, NH, reached out to us at Erickson Foundation Solutions with a proactive mindset – they noticed their basement, a vital storage space for their home, encountered water leakage but, thankfully, it was a rare occurrence. Understanding the importance of preventing any future incidents and protecting their belongings, they sought a reliable and lasting solution to ensure their basement remains dry.

After making the initial contact with our Customer Care team, an appointment was swiftly arranged. Later, our System Design Specialist Anthony Brancato visited the homeowner’s residence for a thorough inspection. The diagnosis? A potential risk for future water intrusion. Our solution was designed not only to address the current rare leaks but to safeguard the basement from any future water issues. We introduced a combination of our trusted products: WaterGuard interior drainage system, FlexiSpan crack repair system, our TripleSafe Sump Pump, and IceGuard for sump pump discharge line protection. Together, these systems offer a comprehensive solution. Our production team, including an experienced foreman and skilled installers, got to work. They installed the WaterGuard system around the perimeter of the basement to catch any infiltrating water, FlexiSpan to permanently seal any cracks, and the TripleSafe Sump Pump to evacuate any caught water efficiently and effectively. Adding the IceGuard protected the system against frozen discharge lines during the colder months.

Our team wrapped up the project with a cleanup, departing only after ensuring everything was in top-notch condition. The homeowner was pleased with the thoughtful and robust waterproofing system - they now feel secure knowing their basement and stored belongings are well-protected against any future water mishaps.

Down in Manchester, NH, we had the pleasure of helping a homeowner flip the script on their frustrating basement water dilemma. You see, every time they planned a relaxing getaway, instead of visions of serene landscapes, their minds were clouded with images of storms rolling in, the power shutting down, and their basement becoming an unintentional indoor pool. The dread of coming home to a ruined basement filled with damaged appliances and soggy finishes had them reaching for the shop vac one too many times.

After reaching out to our team at Erickson Foundation Solutions, we rolled up our sleeves and got to work creating a worry-free basement scenario. First, our System Design Specialist Josh Phillips paid the home a visit, conducting a thorough inspection to pinpoint the precise nature of the issue. Following a friendly chat and inspection, we suggested the full-court trio of WaterGuard, the UltraSump Pump System, and an ace in the hole, the IceGuard system. Our production team dug in, integrating the WaterGuard system around the basement's perimeter with skill, ensuring water would now smartly navigate away from their home. Then we install the UltraSump Pump system, a guardian ready to kick in high-gear during outages, sump sit-backs, or sneak-attack storms. Captured water’s last chance of entry was blocked by our IceGuard feature, installed outside – this system shuns freezing, ensuring no unexpected surprises.

Once the dust settled and the tools were packed away, the transformation spoke volumes. No longer gripped by the fear of vacation-triggered basement blues, our homeowner can now focus on what's truly important: unstressed, unsoaked good times.

At Erickson Foundation Solutions, we recently had the pleasure of solving a persistent basement waterproofing issue for a homeowner in Manchester, NH. Dealing with a classic New England challenge, the homeowner reached out to us after noticing water seeping through their field stone foundation – a common problem with these charming, yet often finicky, foundations.

Understanding the urgency of the situation, our Customer Care team quickly scheduled a home inspection. After assisting with projects we've completed for this homeowner in the past, project manager April Higgins visited the homeowner, conducted a thorough inspection, and indeed confirmed the water seepage issue. Keeping the clients’ needs and concerns at heart, she recommended installing the CleanSpace liner – a reliable and efficient solution for waterproofing basements with existing field stone foundations. Excited for a resolution, the homeowner agreed, and our skilled production team proceeded with the installation. The CleanSpace liner, a durable and vapor-proof material, was meticulously applied to the interior of their basement’s foundation walls. This system not only prevents the entry of water but also acts as a barrier to humidity, contributing to a drier and healthier basement environment.

By the time we were done, the transformation was evident – the basement that was once damp and musty, prone to water seepage, became clean, dry, and comfortable. And as expected, our meticulous cleanup ensured that we left the premises looking as good as new, but with one significant upgrade. Our mission was accomplished: we provided a remarkable customer experience and delivered a long-lasting solution to their problem. The homeowners were relieved and delighted, knowing they could now enjoy their basement without worrying about water damage.

Recently, we had the opportunity to help a homeowner in Manchester, NH, who was troubled by an unwelcome guest in their home - bad smells coming from the crawl space. Understandably, this raised concerns, as they began to affect the comfort and air quality of their living space. The homeowner reached out to us, Erickson Foundation Solutions, after struggling with this issue for quite some time.

Upon receiving their call, our Customer Care team promptly scheduled a home inspection to get to the root of the issue. Our System Design Specialist Victor Tapia visited the home, conducted a thorough inspection of the crawl space, and diagnosed the source of the bad smells. The recommendation was clear: installing CleanSpace would offer the best solution to encase the crawl space and prevent odors from permeating the home. Our production team, consisting of skilled foreman Cameron Hughes and dedicated installers, got to work. They meticulously installed the CleanSpace system, a state-of-the-art crawl space encapsulation product designed to isolate the home from the earth and significantly reduce humidity and odors. After the installation, the transformation was evident. The CleanSpace system not only eradicated the unpleasant smells but also contributed to the overall well-being and comfort of the homeowner's living environment. We took care to clean up after our work, leaving the home as neat as we found it, but far fresher.

In the end, the homeowner was relieved and grateful for our timely intervention and the effective solution we provided. Through our dedicated team's efforts and the CleanSpace system's proven effectiveness, we turned a problematic crawl space into a clean, odor-free area, aligning perfectly with our mission to provide a remarkable customer experience and a reliable, long-lasting solution.

Not too long ago, in Manchester, NH, we encountered a homeowner facing an all-too-common predicament with his aging home. His fieldstone foundation had been the culprit behind continuous water leakage into his basement. This wasn’t just a temporary issue; with every storm, the problem seemed to get worse. And for a man who once took pride in being hands-on around the house, the reality of not keeping up with the constant cleanup due to getting older was frustrating and disheartening. Understanding the unique challenges that come with fieldstone foundations, our team at Erickson Foundation Solutions knew exactly how to tackle this issue.

After our Customer Care team received his call, we quickly scheduled an inspection to assess the situation firsthand. One of our experienced System Design Specialists, Peter Carstean, visited the homeowner, provided a thorough inspection of the basement, and laid out a plan tailored for his needs which included the installation of our WaterGuard drainage system, the SuperSump sump pump, and IceGuard to prevent freeze-thaw cycles from affecting discharge lines. Each product selected was chosen not only to solve the immediate issue of water intrusion but to ensure the solution was long-lasting, reflecting our commitment to providing reliable services. Our production team, skilled and equipped, then got to work bringing the plan to fruition. With efficiency and attention to detail, we installed the WaterGuard along the interior perimeter of the basement to capture wall and floor seepage, directed it all to the newly installed SuperSump pump system, which then expelled the water out and away from the home. Lastly, our IceGuard system was added outside to protect against any potential freeze and block the discharge line during those harsh New Hampshire winters.

Recently in Manchester, NH, we had the chance to demonstrate our expertise in concrete repair for a homeowner distressed by their unlevel and heavily cracked back patio. It’s a problem many experiences, but thankfully, with Erickson Foundation Solutions, it’s one we're well equipped to fix!

The journey to a revitalized patio began with a simple call from the homeowner to our friendly Customer Care team. Understanding the urgency of the situation, we quickly scheduled a home inspection to get to the root of the issue. Our System Design Specialist, Peter Carstean inspected the scene and recommended the perfect duo to combat the problem: PolyLevel and NexusPro. In just a day, our dedicated production team sprang into action. The PolyLevel solution was ingeniously injected beneath the concrete, gently lifting and leveling the surface without the hassle of a full replacement. Next, NexusPro came into play, sealing off cracks and joints to prevent future water intrusion and damage. The precision and care taken in this step meant not only fixing the current issues but ensuring a long-term solution.

By the time we packed up, the transformation was clear. Not only was the patio brought back to its original level, but it was also stronger and ready to face many more years of use. The cleanup was swift, leaving nothing behind but a smooth, crack-free patio that you’d hardly recognize from its former self. At Erickson Foundation Solutions, our goal is always to deliver not just expert solutions but peace of mind that your home is in the best hands. This Manchester homeowner's experience is a testament to how we turn problematic concrete into solid, lasting foundations for everyday life.

Recently, we had the opportunity to help a homeowner in Manchester, NH, who reached out to us with a rather common but problematic issue. They discovered that their old sump pump was incorrectly plumbed into the sewage line, which was causing leaks. Not only was this setup improper, but it was also contributing to potential water damage and health problems in their basement. Understanding the urgency to provide a long-lasting solution while enhancing their home's safety, our customer care team quickly facilitated a home inspection appointment.

After a thorough evaluation by our System Design Specialist, Peter Carstean, it was determined that replacing the existing sump with our TripleSafe Sump Pump and installing the IceGuard system would offer the comprehensive solution they needed. Our TripleSafe Sump Pump is a state-of-the-art system providing not one, not two, but three levels of protection for the homeowner. Meanwhile, IceGuard ensures that even in the freezing winters of New Hampshire, water can be safely expelled from the basement. Our production team, comprised of skilled foreman Anthony LoCascio and proficient installers, got to work. The installation process was smooth and efficient. Not only did we successfully replace the faulty sump pump with the TripleSafe System, but we also added IceGuard for extra peace of mind during those cold, snowy months.

Once the job was complete, the difference was clear. The basement was now safeguarded against future leak issues, with a proper, reliable sump pump system in place that wouldn't tax the homeowner’s peace of mind or their sewage system. Moreover, the homeowner was set up to enjoy a dry, healthier home­—all thanks to a straightforward yet effective solution we were proud to provide.

When homeowners in Manchester, NH, found themselves battling a 20-year-long struggle against basement water intrusion that only worsened with time, they knew they needed a lasting solution. After years of dampness and worsening conditions each rainy season, reaching out to us at Erickson Foundation Solutions became their next step toward a remedy.

Understanding the importance of a thorough assessment, our Customer Care team quickly arranged for a home inspection. Our System Design Specialist, Victor Tapia, inspected their property, pinpointing the critical areas contributing to their basement woes. The diagnosis led to recommending a dual-approach solution combining our WaterGuard drainage system with the TripleSafe Sump Pump—designed not only to effectively manage water but ensure it is efficiently pumped away from the home. As with any project we undertake, our production team, comprising our experienced foreman Anthony LoCascio and expert installers, took the helm on installation day. We worked diligently, installing the WaterGuard around the perimeter of the basement to capture any intrusion at its point of entry. Paired with the TripleSafe Sump Pump, known for its relentlessness even during the heaviest downpours, the system promised peace of mind and dry basement years to come.

The installation went smoothly, and the transformation was noticeable immediately—giving the homeowners a basement free from the grasp of water intrusion. Witnessing their relief and satisfaction underscored our mission: to deliver not just exemplary service but the long-lasting solution they hoped for. Now, with the systems we put in place, these homeowners enjoy a dry, usable basement space, proof of a problem solved and a reminder of our dedication at Erickson Foundation Solutions.

Recently, we had the privilege of helping a homeowner in Manchester, NH, who was facing a pressing issue: their existing sump pump system was routing directly into the sewage, causing leaks and potentially risking the integrity of their property. Understandably, this situation was far from ideal, raising both health concerns and threats of long-term damage to their home. They reached out to us at Erickson Foundation Solutions hoping for a reliable cure to their basement woes.

Our process commenced with a call handled by our empathetic customer care team, promptly followed by a home inspection conducted by our talented System Design Specialists, Peter Carstean. Inspecting the basement, Peter diagnosed the key problems and proposed a tailor-made solution: the installation of a TripleSafe Sump Pump system complemented by IceGuard. Both are stellar pieces of engineering designed with one goal in mind - keeping basements dry reliably and effectively, all year round. Our seasoned production team, led by Mike Lyall, got to work, meticulously installing the TripleSafe Sump Pump system to ensure any future water seepage would be efficiently collected and diverted away from the home. They also implemented IceGuard, a strategic companion to the sump pump, to prevent blockages caused by ice or debris, ensuring smooth discharge of water even during the harsh Manchester winters.

Completing the installation seamlessly, they left with the basement in pristine condition, void of any hints of the work carried out. Today, the homeowner can confidently look forward to a dry basement, secure in the knowledge that their home is protected by a robust and reliable Erickson Foundation Solution, regardless of any storms or seasonal changes Manchester has in store.

Alex S. of Manchester, New Hampshire had been experiencing leaks in his basement walls and floor. After five years of cleaning up the water on the foundation floor, he wanted to look for a permanent solution to waterproof his basement. In order to do this, he reached out to our Erickson Foundation Solutions team.

Victor Tapia, one of our Design Specialists, conducted a free inspection of the Alex's home. After roughly 90 minutes, Victor was able to identify key issues and suggest a variety of solutions that align with Alex's needs. Ultimately, Victor proposed a waterproofing system that composed of WaterGuard perimeter drainage and our TripleSafe sump pump. This system guarantees a dry basement by collecting water at the inside perimeter of the basement foundation through our WaterGuard technology, and diverting it to the sump pump, where it is then safely pumped out of the home. Minor components of this waterproofing system include TrenchDrain surface drainage and IceGuard. TrenchDrain is similar to WaterGuard, but is instead installed in the surface of the foundation rather than on the perimeter. This system is often used when access to the border of the foundation is unavailable. The WaterGuard and TrenchDrain systems work together to form one ultimate drainage system. When water is pumped out of the home through an exterior drainage line, the pipes can potentially freeze when enduring cold temperatures. Our IceGuard mechanism was installed to allow water to flow freely despite freezing temperatures, further guaranteeing that the basement won't flood.

After our installation crew installed these systems, they performed a final walkthrough with the homeowner to ensure his satisfaction and answer any questions. Alex was thrilled with the result, and now has peace of mind that his basement is protected.

Justin P. had been experiencing leaks in his basement for a couple of months. The last time it leaked was so bad that him and his wife, Jane, had to miss a trip they planned in order to clean up all the unwanted water. At this point, these homeowners knew they needed waterproofing and turned to Erickson Foundation Solutions for a permanent fix.

To best waterproof their basement, our team proposed installing WaterGuard along the perimeter of the basement floor to capture water before entering the home and filtering it to our TripleSafe Sump Pump. This pump provides three levels of protection to safely expel water from the home.
With our waterproof system now in place, Justin and Jane have peace of mind that they can return from vacation to a dry, clean basement.

A homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire had been noticing water entering their basement since they purchased the house four years ago. The basement has flooded four times since then. The homeowner contacted EFS to schedule a free inspection of their basement to find a lasting solution. Our Design Specialist, Victor Tapia, met with the homeowner, examined the basement, and recommended installing a perimeter drainage system that works with monolithic slabs. The proposed system included 141 feet of WaterGuard, a TripleSafe sump pump, IceGuard, 25 feet of exterior drainage, and a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier.

Our installation team began by chipping out concrete to install the perimeter drainage and sump pump. We integrated the drainage into the sump pump and then plumbed the pump to the exterior of the home where we installed our IceGuard and exterior drainage to carry water away from the foundation of the home. After the exterior drainage was installed, we returned to the basement to cover the perimeter drainage with concrete to lock the system in place. While the concrete was curing, the team installed our SaniDry Sedona next to the TripleSafe.

After completing the installation, the team did a final walkthrough with the homeowners to show them everything we installed. We answered all their questions, and they were very pleased with the results of the project. They were thrilled that they no longer had to worry about water flooding their basement.

A homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire had been experiencing issues with water entering their basement since the year they purchased their house, resulting in four floods. The homeowner decided to contact EFS for a free basement inspection, and our Design Specialist Victor Tapia examined the basement and suggested the installation of a perimeter drainage system that works with monolithic slabs. The system included 141 feet of WaterGuard, a TripleSafe sump pump, IceGuard, 25 feet of exterior drainage, and a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier. 

The installation team began by chipping out concrete to install the perimeter drainage and sump pump, and then integrated the drainage into the sump pump. They then plumbed the pump to the exterior of the house, where they installed the IceGuard and exterior drainage to carry water away from the foundation. After the exterior drainage was installed, they returned to the basement to cover the perimeter drainage with concrete to secure the system in place. While the concrete was curing, they installed the SaniDry Sedona next to the TripleSafe. 

After the installation, the team conducted a final walkthrough with the homeowners to show them everything that was installed and answer any questions they had. The homeowners were very satisfied with the results of the project and were relieved that they no longer had to worry about water flooding their basement.

A homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire has lived in their home for almost 40 years. Over the past few months, they noticed water entering their basement from the egress windows and floors. They contacted Erickson Foundation Solutions for a free basement inspection. Our Design Specialist Josh Bartholomew met with the homeowners and examined the basement to find a solution. Josh recommended installing a perimeter drainage system with CleanSpace, SaniDry Sedona, Sunhouse Enclosure, and WellDuct Drain into the basement to protect it from water entering the basement.

Our installation team, led by Ryan Champagne, began by chipping out the perimeter of the basement so that we could install our drainage and sump pump. We then removed debris and dirt so that our WaterGuard, TrenchDrain, and TripleSafe basin could sit flush with the floor. We installed our three pumps into the basin and plumbed them outside, so we could install our 2 IceGuards and Exterior Drainage Line. Next, the team moved on to installing the WaterGuard and TrenchDrain around the perimeter of the basement. We used the WaterGuard to go along the wall, and the TrenchDrain to move around obstacles like washers, dryers, water heaters, and oil tanks. With the perimeter drainage in place, the team then installed 92 feet of CleanSpace Wall on the foundation wall above the perimeter drainage. The vapor barrier attaches to the top of the wall and down to the flange of the drainage. After the white barrier was installed, we then began to address the egress windows.

To start, we drilled a hole from the inside of the basement through the foundation wall right under the egress window so we could begin to attach our WellDuct Window Drain. After drilling the hole, we began to excavate around the egress window so we could install our SunHouse enclosure and the WellDuct Drain. We installed the clear plastic housing around the window and installed our drain. The drain extended through the foundation wall and down into the perimeter drainage system. Next, our team mixed up concrete so we could pour it over our perimeter drainage and around our TripleSafe Basin to lock everything in place. Lastly, while the concrete cured, the team installed our SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier.

The team cleaned up and then took the homeowner on a walkthrough of the project. They showed them each of the products we installed and answered any questions they had.

A homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire, had previously hired EFS to install a Radon Mitigation System in their home to lower the radon levels. However, a couple of years later, the homeowner noticed water coming into their home and requested EFS to inspect their home again for a solution. Our Design Specialist, Isaac, met with the homeowners and inspected the basement. During his inspection, Isaac found some areas where water was puddling, and an existing Energy Recovery Ventilation (ERV) system that appeared outdated. Isaac suggested installing a full perimeter drainage system and a new ERV to address the water issue and improve air quality by replacing old stale air with fresh air.

Our Installation Team, led by Anthony LoCascio, started by removing 115 feet of concrete around the basement's perimeter to install WaterGuard and TripleSafe. The team cleared the debris and dirt to install the drainage and sump pump basin. They then installed 115 feet of WaterGuard and integrated it into our TripleSafe. After linking the drainage together and connecting it to the basin, we plumbed the sump pump to the exterior of the home, where we installed 2 IceGuards and Exterior Drainage to carry the water away from the foundation of the home. We then poured concrete over the drainage around the sump pump basin to secure the system in place as the concrete cured. After the drainage was installed and buried, we removed the homeowner's old ERV and replaced it with a new one, along with new plumbing. Before leaving, our crew flood-tested the perimeter drainage system and the new ERV to ensure they were in working order.

During the final walkthrough with Anthony, the homeowner was impressed with the installation of the drainage and ERV.

A homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire, purchased their 1950s home 3 years ago. The most recent rainstorm had caused damage to the finished floors and caused mold in the basement. The water was pooling in the basement and damaged many items in their finished basement. The homeowners would like to find a solution before refinishing the space. The homeowners called EFS for a free basement inspection to find a solution to their water problem. Our Design Specialist Josh Phillips met with the homeowners and took a detailed look at the basement to find which one of our solutions would be best for this situation. Josh found that one corner of the basement was where the water was entering. Josh recommended installing 16 feet of WaterGuard, 10 feet of TrenchDrain, a TripleSafe, two IceGuard, and 15 feet of Exterior Drainage Line.

Our installation team led by Anthony LoCascio began by chipping out concrete for our perimeter drainage and sump pump installation. Once the concrete was chipped out and the debris was removed we installed the WaterGuard, TrenchDrain, and TripleSafe. All three systems will be integrated to allow the water from either of the drainage systems to flow into the basin of the TripleSafe. Once integrated the team installed the pumps inside the basin and plumbed them to the exterior of the home where we installed our IceGuards and EDL. Once the drainage line was constructed and buried in the yard the team then returned to the basement to encase the system in concrete to lock it in place. 

Since the homeowners had the system installed they haven't seen any water at all in their basement!

A homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire, lives in a home that was built in the 1960s, and a section of their stone foundation leaks during heavy rainstorms. The homeowners want to be able to use their basement for storage but cannot because they are worried about water seeping into the basement. The homeowners called EFS for a free inspection of their basement to find a solution to prevent water from seeping into the basement.

Our Design Specialist Bryan Barnard looked at the stone foundation wall and the basement to design a solution to prevent water intrusion. After Bryan's inspection, he recommended installing CleanSpace, WaterGuard, TripleSafe, IceGuard, and EDL in the basement to collect and pump out any water that threatened to come into the basement. 

Our installation team led by Gunther Billhardt began by chipping out 9 feet of concrete in the corner of the basement where the water was seeping into the basement. After the concrete was chipped the team installed our TripleSafe and WaterGuard so we could collect any water. We plumbed the sump pump to the exterior of the home and installed 2 IceGuards and a 30-foot exterior drainage line. Next, we installed CleanSpace over the foundation wall and connected it to the perimeter drainage so any moisture from the wall would trickle into the drainage system and then into the sump pump. After the CleanSpace was integrated into the perimeter drainage system we then mixed concrete and covered the drainage and around the sump pump basin to lock the system into place. 

The homeowner was very pleased with the results of the project. Since the system was installed into the home they haven't seen any water in their basement. 

A homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire, has lived in their home for the past decade. They have a finished basement that they use as a second living room. Years ago the basement had water seep into the finished portion and destroy everything in its path. At that point, the homeowners had a sump pump installed so water would be collected by the sump pump and removed from the basement. This past year they had a big rainstorm that allowed water to enter the basement and soak the carpet. Fearing that their finished room in the basement could be ruined again the homeowners called EFS for a free inspection of the basement to find a solution that would prevent any water from entering the basement. Our Design Specialist Bryan Barnard met with the homeowner and looked at the home. During his detailed inspection, he found that the water originates on one side of the basement. Bryan recommended replacing the existing sump pump with our TripleSafe which is bigger, better, and works if the power is out. Connected to the new sump will be 24 feet of WaterGuard to collect any water along the floors and walls of the finished basement.

Our installation team installed the sump pump and the perimeter drainage into the basement and then plumbed the sump pump to the exterior of the home where we installed our exterior drainage system. The system included two IceGuards, which will prevent the system from backing up into the basement, and an EDL which will carry water away from the foundation. The system was then concealed with concrete to eliminate any tripping hazard and prevent damage to the system. 

The homeowners were very pleased with the results of the project. 

A homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire, had built a shed in their backyard three years ago. The shed was built as a garage/shed to store their BMW sports car and some miscellaneous tools. Since the shed was built a few years ago the homeowners have seen soil around the back corner begin to erode. The shed was beginning to list toward the back left corner and now the structure is no longer level. The homeowners want to ensure that the shed will protect their car so they reached out to EFS to have a free inspection of the slab and the shed. Our Design Specialist Josh Phillips met with the homeowners and looked at the shed. After Josh inspected the entire shed, he found that there had been so much soil erosion that the shed would need additional support. Josh recommended installing 6 Push Piers and PolyLevel to be installed in the back corner of the shed.

Our installation team led by Neal Foley began by installing 6 Push Piers brackets to the slab that was already exposed from the soil erosion. We then used our hydraulic press to push the piers down beneath the soil to stabilize the slab of the shed. Once the piers were all pushed to the correct pressure we then capped the piers. Then our PolyLevel Crew arrived onsite to spray PolyLevel beneath the slab to prevent further soil erosion. The team was able to lift the shed back to its original height. 

The homeowner was very happy with the results of the project. They don't have to worry about the slab sinking and causing damage to their sports car. 

A homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire had been living in their house for 30 years. They had faced occasional water seepage in their basement over the years. However, this summer, the basement was completely flooded, causing damage to the finished portion of the basement. The homeowner then contacted EFS for a free basement inspection. After examining the basement, our Design Specialist Victor Tapia suggested a complete perimeter drainage system to prevent future water intrusion. The system included WaterGuard, Trench Drain, TripleSafe, IceGuards, Exterior Discharge Line, and membership in the Erickson Care Club.

Our expert installation team, led by Anthony LoCascio, chipped out the concrete surrounding the basement's perimeter. They then installed the WaterGuard, Trench Drain, and TripleSafe to gather and pump out any water. The team also installed IceGuards and an exterior drainage system to ensure that water does not accumulate near the home. After installing the drainage system, the team poured concrete over it to secure it in place, allowing the homeowner to re-install their finished walls.

The homeowner was quite happy with the results and signed up for the Erickson Care Club. This membership offers annual service to ensure the system continues to function properly.

A couple residing in Manchester, New Hampshire for the past 30 years wanted to move to a luxury retirement community, but before that, they needed to sell their current home. However, to make the home more attractive to potential buyers, they wanted to upgrade a few things. One of their main concerns was the appearance of the basement walls, which looked unappealing.

The homeowners contacted EFS for a free inspection of their basement walls. Our Design Specialist, Josh Phillips, met with the homeowners, evaluated the situation, and suggested using CleanSpace Wall to brighten up and cover the blemishes on the foundation walls. Josh recommended a 45 feet of wall system to cover the basement walls.

To begin the installation process, we removed any items from the wall and then secured the white vapor barrier to the basement walls using our CleanSpace Tape. This system is designed to brighten up the space and hide any unsightly blemishes from the view of potential buyers.

The homeowners were delighted with the project's results.

A homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire has been living in their home since the late 1970s. Last year, they noticed water entering their basement. Since they plan to sell their home in about two years, they wanted to find a solution to prevent any storage items from getting damaged due to water seepage. They reached out to EFS to schedule a free inspection of their foundation. 

Our Design Specialist, Jason Vachon, met with the homeowners and inspected the interior and exterior of the basement to locate the source of water entering through the basement window. Jason recommended adding SunHouse Enclosures to each of the six basement windows to prevent water from seeping through. 

Our Installation Team, led by Gunther Billhardt, began the installation process by removing any obstructions in front of the windows and digging down a few inches below the window to install the SunHouse Enclosure. They made sure to install crushed stone under the enclosure to allow water to disperse and flow away from the house. For a couple of those enclosures, the team removed concrete or asphalt, and after the SunHouses were installed, they poured new concrete and asphalt where needed.

The homeowners were delighted with the results of the project and satisfied with the service provided by EFS.

A homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire has been living in their home for the past 12 years. They were planning on selling the home in the upcoming summer. However, before they sold the home and moved to Georgia, they wanted to address a persistent issue that had gotten worse over the years. Water has been leaking into the basement from the bulkhead and collecting on the floor. The homeowner wanted to prevent this issue before selling the home to a new family. They contacted EFS for a free inspection of their basement.

Our Design Specialist, Bryan Barnard, met with the homeowners and recommended installing a sump pump and drainage system below their bulkhead door to collect water that entered the basement. Our Installation Team, led by Anthony LoCascio, began the work by chipping out 12 feet of concrete from below the bulkhead door to the corner of the basement. 

Under the bulkhead door, we installed 6 feet of Trench Drain and then 6 feet of WaterGuard to the corner. Tucked into the corner of the basement, we installed a TripleSafe. Our team installed the sump and then plumbed the system to the exterior of the homeowner where we installed our exterior drainage system. We installed two IceGuards and then a 40-foot buried exterior drainage line that will carry water away from the foundation. 

After the exterior drainage was installed, we returned to the basement and locked the system into place with concrete. We covered the WaterGuard and put concrete around the TrenchDrain and TripleSafe to secure them. The homeowner was very happy with the results and how quickly the project was completed.

A homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire had purchased their home in the 1970s. They have lived in the home for over 50 years. About 35 years into owning their home they noticed that one big rainstorm had allowed water to enter their basement. After that storm, the basement would occasionally see water for the next decade or more until another large storm caused even more water to enter the basement. Frustrated with cleaning up the water the homeowners decided they needed to find a solution to stop water from entering the basement. They called EFS for a free inspection and our Design Specialist Bryan Barnard met with the homeowners and talked about their concerns and goals for this project. After the conversation with the homeowners, Bryan inspected the basement to find a solution to prevent water from entering the basement. He recommended installing a perimeter drainage system with TripleSafe, WaterGuard, IceGuard, and Exterior Drainage Line. 

Our installation team led by Gunther and Paul began by chipping out concrete around the perimeter of the basement so we could install our WaterGuard and TripleSafe sump pump beneath the slab. This will allow us to collect water from beneath the slab before it collects inside the basement. After the perimeter drainage system and sump pump were installed the team then moved outside to install our IceGuard and Exterior Drainage Line. The IceGuard will protect the system if the discharge line clogs or freezes and will allow water to still be removed from the basement. 

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

The owner of a rental property in Manchester, New Hampshire has owned their building for the past 7 years without any issues. Until this year when their tenants called with an issue in the basement. The tenants found the water was penetrating into the basement during periods of heavy rain/melting. The owner met with the tenants and saw the potential severity of the issue damaging the personal belongings of the tenants. The owner decided to reach out to EFS for a free inspection of the basement. Our Design Specialist Jason Vachon met with the owner of the building and recommended installing:

• 48' of WaterGuard
• 6' of TrenchDrain
• a TripleSafe
• 32' of CleanSpace Wall System
• 2 IceGuards
• 20' Exterior Drainage Line

Our Installation Team led by Anthony Locascio began by chipping out 54' of concrete around the perimeter of the basement where the water had been entering the basement. The trench they made will be approximately 6 inches wide and will hold our WaterGuard and TrenchDrain. At one end of the trench, the team chipped out a larger hole in the slab so we could fit our TripleSafe basin flush with the basement slab. Once the pumps were installed the team then plumbed the discharge lines to the exterior of the home. Once outside the home, the team installed 2 IceGuards and 20' of a buried Exterior Drainage Line. After the TripleSafe was installed and plumbed the team then returned inside to install the CleanSpace Wall System to guide water from the wall into the perimeter drainage. After everything was installed the team then mixed up concrete and poured it over the perimeter drainage and around the sump pump basin to lock it into place. 

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

A buyer of a home in Manchester, New Hampshire, was going through the purchasing process. When an inspection of the home revealed a large horizontal crack in the foundaiton of the home. The seller was working with the buyer to find a solution to the crack. They called EFS for a free inspection and our Design Specialist Anthony Brancato met with the buyer and seller to discuss possible solutions. After Anthony's inspection of the home, he recommended installing CleanSpace and PowerBraces to stabilize the wall and prevent moisture and water from seeping into the basement. The buyer and seller agreed with this solution and proceeded with booking the project with EFS.

Our Installation Team led by Eric Witham, began by installing 26 feet of CleanSpace across the wall to cover the crack. CleanSpace is a moisture barrier that will prevent moisture from seeping into the basement through that crack. After the moisture barrier was set up the team then began marking out where each of the 4 PowerBraces will be installed. We installed the wall supports every 4-5 feet to stabilize the wall. After all of the supports were installed we used the adjustable top bracket to add support to the wall. 

The buyer and seller of the home were very impressed with the installation of our CleanSpace and PowerBraces into the basement.

A Manchester homeowner who had lived in her house for 30 years recently experienced water entering her basement for the first time. She contacted EFS for a free inspection and met with Design Specialist Josh Phillips who assessed the situation. Based on his inspection, Josh recommended the installation of a SuperSump, IceGuard, Trench Drain WaterGuard, Exterior Drainage Line, and SunHouse Enclosures. 

The waterproofing system was installed by the Installation Team led by Branden Edwards. They began by installing the Trench Drain and SuperSump to collect any water that entered the basement. Once installed, the team then plumbed the SuperSump to the exterior of the home, where they installed the IceGuard and Exterior Drainage Line to carry water away from the foundation. After the waterproofing system was complete, the team installed SunHouse Enclosures over three egress windows, which provided more natural light to the basement. 

The homeowners were pleased with the results. Their basement was now protected from water, and they had more natural light in the space.

A homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire recently discovered some cracking in their block foundation wall while redoing the siding of their home. They contacted EFS for a free inspection of their foundation, and our Design Specialist John Prince recommended installing Helical Piers and Masonry Frost Wall to stabilize the foundation wall. Our Installation Team, led by Nick Carelli, began preparing for the installation of the piers and frost wall. During the installation process, the team noticed that the basement was humid and the floor system appeared to be sagging. Nick recommended installing a SaniDry Sedona and a couple of SmartJacks into the basement, and the team promptly brought the necessary materials to the site the following day. They installed 3 SmartJacks under the floor system and the SaniDry into the basement to support the floors and control the humidity. The homeowner expressed their satisfaction with the outcome of the project.

The owner of a building in Manchester, New Hampshire, has owned their home for the past 3 years. The building is located close to the street and about a month ago the building was struck by a vehicle off the road. The impact caused damage to the fieldstone foundation of the building and the homeowner needed that damage repaired. The owner decided to call EFS for a free inspection of their foundation. Our Design Specialist Victor inspected the building inside and out and recommended installing an Auxiliary wall and Rim Joist Insulation to the fieldstone foundation of the home to repair the damage by the vehicle hitting the building. 

Our installation team began by installing our RimJoist Insulation and PowerBraces against the wall. First, we installed the insulation to the top of the wall where the aux wall won't cover to ensure that air and pest can't enter the basement. Next, the team began installing the PowerBraces. We used leverage from an L bracket installed on the floor and a system installed in the floor system of the home to brace the wall. After, the team created a footing for our Auxiliary wall to rest on. The team had to make this footing because the floor in the basement was dirt and this footing will create a solid base for the Auxiliary wall. The team waited for the footing to cure before they installed rebar and the forms to install the rest of the Auxiliary Wall. After that was complete, the team then poured concrete into the forms on a Friday and then came back Monday and removed the forms, and trimmed off any imperfections on the concrete. 

The owner of the building was impressed with the solution that EFS installed in their building. They are no longer worried about the strength of the foundation with the Auxiliary Wall installed. 

A homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire, purchased their home in the spring of 2021. Since the purchase of the home, they have noticed water entering the basement from two areas when it rains a lot. The homeowner doesn't know the full extent of when the leaking started but it has been occurring since they purchased the home in 2021. They decided to reach out to EFS for a free inspection of their basement to see what was causing the water to enter the basement. Our Design Specialist Victor recommended installing WaterGuard, a TripleSafe, and an IceGuard with a 15' exterior drainage line. 

Our installation team began by chipping out concrete for us to install the TripleSafe in the lowest corner of the basement. The team plumbed the TripleSafe up and to the outside of the basement. The team sent the plumbing through the side of the home. Once outside, the team then installed the 2 IceGuards to the plumbing and then installed the 15' drainage line so the water can't re-enter the home. After the sump was fully installed, the team then began chipping out half of the perimeter of the basement. Both leaks were toward the front of the home, so we installed 57' of WaterGuard to the front half of the basement. The team installed the WaterGuard and tested the system before pouring concrete over the WaterGuard and around the TripleSafe. 

The homeowners were very pleased with the results of the project. They haven't seen any water in their basement since EFS installed their Perimeter Drainage System. 

A homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire, had a retaining wall on the side of the home that held two Air Conditioning units on the top. The retaining wall had cracked and the homeowner was becoming concerned and didn't want the problem to worsen and potentially injure someone. The homeowners decided to call EFS for a free retaining wall inspection. Our Design Specialist Jason recommended installing Geolock Anchors to stabilize the retaining wall.

Our production team will install 3 Geolock Wall Anchors to the retaining wall. We used a coring drill to make a hole in the retaining wall to drive our galvanized rod through the concrete. Our team used an impact driver to push the galvanized rod approximately 10' into the dirt that the retaining wall was holding up.  Our team then used our Geolocks on both sides of the rod to use the soil between the plates to support the retaining wall. 

The homeowners were delighted with the installation of the Helical Anchors and now don't have to worry about the retaining wall injuring someone. 

The owner of a commercial building in Manchester, New Hampshire, had always noticed some water entering the basement of their building. They have owned the building for the last 35 years and want to find a solution to the problem. Recently they noticed a crack in the foundation that has been allowing more water into the basement than normal so they decided to call EFS for a free inspection. Our Design Specialist Jason inspected the commercial building and recommended sealing the crack in the foundation by using FlexiSpan and then recommended installing WaterGuard around the perimeter of the basement to collect any additional water that enters the basement. 

Our team installed 232' of WaterGuard around the perimeter of the basement and sealed the crack in the foundation with FlexiSpan. 

Our system will collect any water that comes into the basement and expel it through the WaterGuard system around the perimeter of the basement. 

The owner of the commercial building was pleased that their issue was resolved quickly by the EFS team. 

A homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire, had lived in their home for the past 7 years. In the last couple of months, the homeowner's have noticed cracking and settlement in their house causing cabinets out of level and tight door jams. The homeowner wanted to be able to sell their home in the future with a "good conscience" so they decided they should try and repair the problem. The homeowners called EFS for a free inspection. Our Design Specialist James recommended installing Push Piers, Geolocks, PolyLevel, and Nexus Crack Repair, to stabilize the foundation and foundation walls of the home. 

Our team first pushed 6 Push Piers deep into the ground under the home until they reached sufficient pressure. Next, the team used PolyLevel to fill the void under the basement slab where they just lifted the home. After the team installed 5 Geolocks to stabilize the foundation wall that had a significant crack in it. After everything was secured, the team then sealed all of the cracks in the foundation wall. 

The homeowner was very pleased with the results of the project. The homeowner was very happy they called EFS for this project and used their expertise to stabilize their foundation. 

An owner of a rental property in Manchester, New Hampshire, was reaching out to companies in the area to address the sagging floor in the property. The floors of the building feel very unlevel. The owner called Erickson Foundation Solutions and our Design Specialist Liam recommended replacing the supports in the basement with a combination of Lally columns and SmartJacks to eliminate the sagging in the floors. 

Our production team began by replacing some of the old supports in the basement with new Lally Columns. Once those were swapped out the team then installed 3 SmartJacks with a 6ft Supplemental beam to the front right corner of the home. 

The owners and tenants were very happy with the results of the project. The floors no longer have an obvious tilt to them. 

A homeowner in Bedford, New Hampshire, was in the process of purchasing the home but the home inspector flagged the home for foundation wall issues. The buyer of the home was still interested in purchasing the home from the seller but they had to work together to get the foundation repaired before the sale could go through. The seller and buyer agreed to call EFS for a free inspection. Our Design Specialist Victor inspected the interior and exterior of the foundation and found some cracks that were concerning. Victor recommended installing Helical Piers.

Our production team first began by excavating along the front of the home foundation to expose it. The team exposed the foundation in order to install Helical Piers to support the foundation and prevent further damage. Our team used a hydraulic drive head to screw our Helical Piers into the soil below the home. After pressurizing the piers the team attached a Pier Bracket to the foundation of the home that will hold the pier at pressure and to the home. The team installed 12 Helical Piers and stabilized the Chimney. After all of the piers were installed, the team then backfilled all of the dirt. 

The buyer and seller were happy with the results of the project. 

A homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire, had a sump pump system installed into their home by North East Basement Systems before they shut their doors. The homeowners were experiencing water entering their basements. So the homeowner tried to reach out to NEBS and they got redirected to EFS and booked an appointment with us. Our Design Specialist Victor looked at the system and where the water was entering the basement. Victor recommended installing 20' of WaterGuard attached to the existing sump pump and a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier. 

Our production team began by chipping out concrete against the wall where the wall was entering the basement. The team chipped out 20' along the wall and removed enough dirt to insert our WaterGuard into place. Once inserted into the small trench the team lightly covered the WaterGuard with crushed stone. The team made sure to link the WaterGuard to the sump pump so any water collected by the perimeter drain will be guided to the sump. After the drain was linked with the sump the team then mixed some concrete and covered the top of the WaterGuard. Now any water that enters the basement will enter the WaterGuard and be guided to the sump pump where it will be discharged. 

The homeowner was happy that they reached out to EFS for their waterproofing needs. 

A homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire, had recently purchased a home, and during the repurchase inspection, the inspector noticed some settlement on their front porch. A couple of the supports under the porch were held up by a couple of stacked cinder blocks.  After 4 weeks of living in their new home, the homeowner decided they had to find a solution to repair the settlement of their front porch. The homeowner called EFS for a free inspection and our Design Specialist recommended replacing the supports under the porch with Helical Piers. 

Our production team began by adding temporary support next to the sinking posts. Once the porch was supported the team then removed all of the old supports. Next, the team used a hydraulic drive head to twist our Helical Piers into the soil under the porch. The team made sure the piers were installed straight up and down and at sufficient pressure to sustain the weight of the porch. Once all 4 of the Helical Piers were pressurized the team then attached the bracket that allows us to then attach a wooden support to the porch. The team cut each wooden support the correct size after each bracket was installed over the helical piers. Once everything was installed the team removed the temporary posts and cleaned up the job site. 

The homeowner was happy to know their porch would be settling anymore. 

A homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire, moved into their home in 2021. Since owning the home they have noticed moisture and cold drafts in their home that was built in 1945. They reached out to EFS for a free inspection and our Design Specialist Victor recommended encapsulating their crawlspace with CleanSpace and reducing moisture with a SaniDry Sedona. 

Our team first began connecting sheets of CleanSpace to encapsulate the crawlspace. The team combined the CleanSpace by using our special CleanSpace Tape to install the CleanSpace and keep it air-tight to encapsulate the crawlspace. The team covered the entire floor and the wall up to the floor joists with CleanSpace to encapsulate the crawlspace. Once the crawlspace was completely encapsulated, the team then set up a SaniDry Sedona. The team installed the SaniDry in between the crawlspace and basement to control the moisture in both areas. 

A homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire, had purchased their home in 2021 and was planning on fixing up the 91-year-old home. When the homeowner bought the home about a year ago they noticed that some of the floors were sagging. The homeowner had noticed the symptoms of the sagging starting to show up on the outside of the home. The homeowner decided to call EFS for a free inspection and our design specialist recommended installing two auxiliary walls, SmartJacks, and a concrete slab pour into their basement. 

Our production team began installing SmartJacks in the basement. The team installed 6 SmartJacks with 14' of supplemental beam to help stabilize the floors. The team installed the SmartJacks using our big plate footings. Underneath each big plate, the team had installed a layer of engineered fill to help stabilize the SmartJacks. After 6 of the SmartJacks were installed, the team adjusted the SmartJacks to make the floor above level, then the team called in a concrete truck to fill the basement with a couple of inches of concrete so they have a basement floor instead of a dirt floor. Next, the team began prepping for the installation of the Auxiliary Wall. The team used a combination of PowerBraces, rebar, and metal wall forms to make a form for the Auxiliary Wall. Once the two Auxiliary wall forms were set up the team called the concrete truck back to fill up the forms to create the Auxiliary Wall. The team then had to wait for the concrete to fully cure before they could remove the forms. Once cured, the team removed the wall forms and chipped off any imperfections on the concrete.

Now the homeowner has stable floors and foundation walls in their home. The homeowners were thrilled that they no longer have to worry about the foundation walls or the floors in their home. 

A contractor in Manchester, New Hampshire, purchased a home in late 2020 that had a fire on its top floor. The homeowner wanted to gut the top floor to repair items that were damaged by the fire. Other than the fire damage in the home, there were also some floor support problems. On the first and second floors, the floors were sagging and sloping. The homeowner plans on repairing the home to rent out the top floor as two rental income units. Our design specialist Michael B. recommended replacing the old supports in the basement and adding more supports. 

Our production team replaced and installed 6 lally columns into the basement. To install the lally columns, the team first installed temporary supports around the basement to keep the beams and floors in place when they replace the old lally columns. Once the temporary supports were set up and the old supports are removed, the team began prepping for the new lally columns to be installed. The team chipped out 24" by 24" sections of concrete to install each lally column. Each section that the team chipped out is so the lally column doesn't rest on the slab in the basement. The team chipped through the slab until they hit the dirt. After they reached dirt, the team poured in a concrete base that the lally column can rest on. The team sets the bottom of the lally column on the concrete and connected the top to the beam above. After the lally columns were installed, the team poured concrete over the base to prevent them from moving or shifting. 

The homeowner was happy that EFS stopped the sagging and sloping in their home. Now they can focus on repairing the second floor so the homeowner can transition that space into two rental units. 

A homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire, has lived in their home for over 20 years and they have had the pool for around the same time. Over the past 20 years, the pool deck has sunk and cracked. The homeowner would like to extend the lifespan of the pool deck. Our design specialist recommended installing PolyLevel and NexusPro to lift, level, and seal the cracks on the pool deck. 

Our production team used Poly and slab jacks to lift and level the concrete around the pool. After the pool deck was leveled, the team sealed all of the cracks in concrete with NexusPro.  

A homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire, wanted to support a beam in the basement. The homeowner was worried about the structural integrity of the wooden supports in their basement. Our design specialist examined the wooden supports in the basement and recommended installing SmartJacks. 

Our production crew began by setting up temporary supports to take the weight off of the wooden supports. The team then removed the supports and began chipping out a footing for our SmartJacks. After the footing was chipped out, the team connected the SmartJacks to the main beam. Finally, the team pours concrete over the base and removed the temporary posts. 

A homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire, had found their walkway in the front of their home was sinking more and more each year. The homeowner wanted to fix the walkway before this trend of getting worse continued. Our design specialist examined the walkway and recommended lifting the concrete using PolyLevel. 

Our production team lifted the walkway successfully by drilling small ports into the concrete and injecting PolyLevel under the concrete until the foam lifted the slab. After we lifted the walkway, the team sealed the control joints with NexusPro.  The homeowner now has peace of mind that their walkway will no longer be a tripping hazard throughout the year.

A homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire recently had EFS install Push Piers in the front of their home because the homeowner had found a crack in the foundation. The home's foundation was lifted up a few inches, leaving a gap between the concrete and the molding at the bottom of the front door. The homeowner decided to call EFS again to see if they could solve this problem for them. 

Our design specialist inspected the front slab leading to the front door. The design specialist recommended using PolyLevel to lift the slab back up to the molding of the front door. 

A crew from EFS injected PolyLevel under the slab and lifted it to lessen the gap between the slab and the molding.

A homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire needs some concrete around their home tended to. The garage, bulkhead, and pathway around the home need some cracks and joints resealed, as well as two sections of concrete should be lifted. The homeowner called Erickson Foundation Solutions for a free inspection. 

The design specialist inspected all of the concrete around the home and recommended redoing all of the control joints and lifting up two areas in the back of the home. The surface of the concrete now looked cleaner and is protected against further cracks forming.

To seal the cracks and joints, the EFS crew installed 245 feet of NexusPro. They were also able to lift and stabilize two areas in the back of the home with PolyLevel. 

A customer in Manchester, New Hampshire, had a radon appointment with Design Specialist Victor Tapia. During Victor's inspection, the homeowner commented about wanting to repair the front steps of the home. Victor laid out their options and they got to choose what they would like. 

Crew Lead Matt Curtis and his team installed the new stairs at the front of the home. 

This homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire was experiencing some cracks leaking into their basement. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection.

Design Specialist Isaac Hernandez inspected the home. He found two vertical cracks in the basement that were allowing water into the basement. Isaac recommended installing 12ft of FlexiSpan to the two cracks on the wall. 

Crew Lead Anthony Rivas and his team installed 12ft of FlexiSpan to stop water from coming into the basement.

This homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire had some cracks in their garage. Recently, the homeowner had repaved their driveway and the garage cracks got worse. They contemplated pouring a new garage floor but the homeowners had just paid for the driveway to be redone. So they decided to seek a repair from a local company. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection.

Design Specialist Michael LaMalfa inspected the garage. He found that some of the cracks were caused by the encroachment of the driveway when it was poured. Some of the other cracks in the garage were caused by some slight sinking. Michael recommended having PolyLevel installed to lift the sunken areas and then have all of the cracks sealed using NexusPro.

Crew Lead Nick Melo and his team, first started by drilling small portholes into the slab. Then they set up slab jacks near the mouth of the garage and injected PolyLevel into the portholes to fill any void underneath the slab. Finally, they poured new concrete for a section of concrete that became dislodged from the rest of the slab. 

This homeowner in Manchester has been experiencing foundation issues at their home for the past 25 years. The homeowner believes now is the right time to have the foundation issues addressed. The homeowner decided to call EFS for a free inspection.

Design Specialist Michael LaMalfa inspected the home and listened to the concerns of the homeowner. Michael recommended installing Push Piers to stabilize the foundation, EZ Post for the attached sunroom supports, and PolyLevel, concrete slab pour, and Crack Injection for the garage slab. 

Crew Lead Chris Tremblay and his team installed several different products for this project. They installed interior and exterior mounted Push Piers, PolyLevel, Ez Posts, concrete slab pour, and Crack Injection. 

This homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire was experiencing some water entering their basement. They wanted to have a sump pump installed in their basement to ensure their basement never floods. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection. 

Design Specialist Michael LaMalfa inspected the basement and determined the best place to install a sump pump. Michael recommended installing a TripleSafe Sump Pump in the basement. 

Crew Lead Anthony Rivas and his team arrived and installed the TripleSafe in the basement.

This homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire has a 2-car garage that has lally columns running between each car bay. One day the homeowners noticed that the bottoms of the lally columns are corroding. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection. 

Design Specialist Michael Bradley inspected the lally columns. Michael found that if the homeowner left the lally columns in like they are that they could fail in the future if they corrode more. Michael recommended replacing the lally columns with SmartJacks. 

Crew Lead Chris Trembley and his team installed 2 SmartJacks into the garage where the old lally columns were. 

This homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire was getting a quote for new flooring on the main level of the home. During the flooring company's inspection and estimate, they found that the floors aren't level. They recommended having the floors leveled and then installing the floors. The homeowners decided to call EFS to see if they can level the floors in their home. 

Design Specialist Michael LaMalfa inspected the basement and the main level of the home to gain an understanding of where the sag in the floors is occurring. After Michael concluded his inspection, he recommended installing SmartJacks with Supplemental Beams to eliminate the sag in the floor. 

Crew Lead Nick Carelli and his team installed 7 SmartJacks into the basement to stabilize the floor above. 

This homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire was experiencing high radon levels in her home and would like to protect her family from the potential health concerns. The basement was tested and the reading was 44 pCi/L which is high. The homeowner decided to call EFS for a free inspection. 

Design Specialist Stephen Caron fully inspected the home and basement for cracks and foundation issues. Stephen recommended installing a Radon Mitigation System with 2 extraction points and installing a Super Sump with Ice Guard to replace the old sump pump.

Crew Lead Dillion Kingsbury and his team arrived at the home and installed both the radon system and the Super Sump with Ice Guard into the home. 

This new homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire had recently moved into their home. In the first couple weeks of move-in, a set of neighbors introduced themselves and recommended getting a radon test done in their home. The homeowners call EFS for a radon test and a free inspection. 

Design Specialist Chris Greenwood first came to the home to drop off the 24-48 hour CRM test. Once the test was complete Chris Greenwood returned to the home and read the results of the test. The radon levels on the test came back at 9.8 pCi/L. Chris designed a radon system that would fit into their home. 

Crew Lead Dillon Kingsbury and his team arrived at the home and installed the radon mitigation system into the home. 

This homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire uses the basement of their split-level home as an arts and crafts room. Around 20 years ago she noticed water entering the basement and the problem continues to happen. She decided to call EFS for a free inspection. 

A design specialist arrived at the home and inspected the home. The specialist found the area where the water was entering the basement. The design specialist recommended installing 35 feet of Water Guard connected to a Super Sump with a backup battery.

A team from EFS arrived at the home and installed the Water Guard and the Super Sump in the basement. 

This homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire was experiencing water entering their fieldstone basement. The homeowner decided to call EFS for a free inspection. 

Design Specialist Brian Swindell arrived at the home and inspected the fieldstone basement. Brian recommended to the homeowner that they should have 101' of WaterGuard installed around the perimeter of the basement and have the WaterGuard tied into a Sump Pump. 

Crew Lead Edward Nadreau and his team arrived at the home and began chipping out concrete along the perimeter of the fieldstone. After chipping out the concrete the team installs WaterGuard and then covers it with crushed stone and concrete. At the end of the WaterGuard, a Sump Pump is installed to send the collected water out of the basement. 

This homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire was experiencing an issue where a section of concrete wasn't complete. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection. 

Design Specialist Michael LaMalfa arrived at the home and inspected the foundation. Michael recommended that they install an auxiliary wall and SmartJacks into the basement. 

Crew Lead Spencer Ladd and his team arrive at the home and install a new auxiliary wall and SmartJacks.

This homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire was experiencing radon levels in their home around 20 pCi/L. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection.

Design Specialist Chris Greenwood arrived at the home and inspected the home. After his inspection, Chris recommended that the homeowner have a radon mitigation system installed. Chris designed a radon system for the home. 

Crew Lead Branden Edwards and his team arrived at the home and installed the radon mitigation system within 3 hours. 

Charles D. of Manchester, New Hampshire was experiencing several of the lally columns in the basement were starting to deteriorate. Charles decided it was time to call Erickson Foundation Solutions for a free inspection. 

Senior Design Specialist Michael LaMalfa arrived at the home and inspected the old lally columns. Michael confirmed that the lally columns are deteriorating. He recommended that the homeowners replace them with 9 new lally columns. 

Crew Lead Spencer Ladd and his team arrived a the home and set up temporary supports so they could remove the old lally columns. After the old lally columns were removed, they began installing the new lally columns. 

Richard R. of Manchester, New Hampshire was experiencing his garage floor being cracked and out of level and wanted it repaired. Richard decided to call Erickson Foundation Solutions about a free inspection. 

Design Specialist Michael Bradley arrived at the home and inspected the garage. Michael recommended installing PolyLevel into the garage. The PolyLevel will level the garage floor. The cracks will be sealed with Nexus Pro after the PolyLevel process is complete. 

Crew Lead Nick Melo and his team arrive at the home and injected PolyLevel into the garage floor to level it. After the garage was leveled the team sealed all of the cracks using Nexus Pro. 

Don M. of Manchester, New Hampshire was experiencing cracking and sinking around their pool deck. Don called Erickson Foundation Solutions to see if they could repair their pool deck. 

Design Specialist Royce Potts came to the home and inspected the pool deck. He found that the cracks around the pool were sealed poorly and were causing tripping hazards around the pool. He also found that some areas of the pool deck were sinking, which was also causing tripping hazards. 

Crew Lead Nick Melo and his team came to the home and used PolyLevel to make sure all of the concrete slabs were level around the pool. Next, Nick used a grinder and removed all of the poorly installed sealant in the cracks. Once all of the sealant was removed the team installed Sealant Pro on the cracks to seal them. The team successfully fixed Don's pool deck.

Wes B. of Manchester, New Hampshire was experiencing an issue where his porch was sliding off its sauna tubes. Wes would like to enjoy a beverage on the second level of his porch without fear of something going wrong. Wes called Erickson Foundation Solution to see if someone could come out to look at his two-level porch before things get worse.

Design Specialist Paul Magowan came to Wes' home and inspected the porch and it's support columns. He did find that the supports were sliding off of the sauna tubes. Paul proposed that Wes trade out his old sauna tubes for EZ Posts.

Crew Lead Scott Crandall and his team came to the home and removed the old sauna tube from under the porch and replaced them with brand new EZ Posts to stabilize the two-level porch. 

Now, Wes can enjoy a beverage on his porch whenever he wants with peace of mind that the footings are stable.

Louise A. of Manchester, New Hampshire has noticed more and more cracks forming on her sidewalk over the last couple of years. She decided it was time to call Erickson Foundation Solutions for a free inspection. 

Design Specialist Paul Magowan came to Louise's home and inspected the walkway for cracks and signs of settlement. During his inspection, he found examples of both. He proposed that Louise think about PolyLEVEL and Resurface Pro. 

Crew Leads Nick Melo and Cody Gosselin both came to the home at separate times. Nick and his team came first to use PolyLEVEL to lift and level the walkway. After the walkway was level Nick sealed all of the cracks with a crack seal. After Nick and his team were finished Cody and his team came to Louise's home and resurfaced the whole walkway to give it a brand new look. 

This homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire wanted to level their concrete front steps. Design Specialist Jason Love proposed they could be stabilized using PolyLevel to level the steps, as there was a solid slab beneath them and they were not hollow (precast).

Crew Lead Nick Melo and his team came to the home and installed PolyLevel on the front steps. Nick ensured that the step was perfectly level upon completion.

The homeowners were very pleased with the results of the PolyLevel.

This homeowner in Manchester, New Hampshire tested for radon about 10 years ago but they knew the radon levels were around 9. Now the homeowner is looking to have a radon mitigation system installed into their home. Design Specialist Royce Potts came to the home and designed a Radon Mitigation System for their home.

Crew Lead Brendan Edwards and his crew came to the home and installed the Radon System in under a day. The homeowner was happy with the results of the project. 

A homeowner in Manchester, New Hamshire has been living in their home for 5 years. The home was built-in 1921 and already has lally columns installed in the basement for support. The homeowner has noticed for approximately 4 years that the floor has become more and more unstable over the years.

They decided to call Erickson Foundation Supportworks to get a quote to fix their home. Design Specialist David Cormier came to the home to inspect the basement. After inspecting the basement, he recommended to the homeowners to replace their lally columns to add support to the floor above.  

Next, Crew Lead Josh Provost and his team installed the lally columns and reinforced them with steel beams. The homeowner was relieved to know their floor is secured now.

This new construction home was built in 2018, and so the buyers were the first and only owners of this Manchester, New Hampshire residence. Over the years the homeowner was educating himself on the dangers of radon, and after testing several time, discovered the levels of radon pci/l in the home were between 40 and 50. This is quite a high number, and so they reached out to local New Hampshire radon mitigation contractors to assist with designing and installing an effective system.

Our specialist, David Cormier, designed the radon mitigation system for this home. In asking why the homeowner decided to mitigate, the homeowner knew radon could be a health risk for their whole family, and so wanted peace of mind by removing the risk. 

The lead installer for this project was Scott Crandall. Scott did an amazing job keeping the homeowners basement clean while installing the necessry pipe and manometer. The fan and vent pipe on the exterior is also clean looking and tidy.