The Top Professional Weare, NH for Radon Mitigation

When a Weare, NH homeowner grew tired of the constant battle against a wet basement, reaching for the shop vac became an all-too-frequent ritual. Understandably frustrated, the homeowner called us at Erickson Foundation Solutions looking for a permanent fix to reclaim peace of mind and usability of their basement.

After seeking out assistance from our Customer Care team, a complimentary inspection was scheduled with one of our skilled System Design Specialists, Peter Carstean. During the visit, it was clear the homeowner needed a robust solution to manage the water seepage effectively. Our recommended approach included the installation of the WaterGuard drainage system with the complementary action of a TripleSafe Sump Pump. To prevent freezing during colder months, the IceGuard system was added on, and for handling humidity and improving air quality, the SaniDry Sedona system completed the setup. Our production team was hands-on in delivering a swift and respectful installation process, ensuring minimal disruption to the homeowner's daily life. The WaterGuard was assimilated neatly into the basement's perimeter to guide water efficiently to the TripleSafe Sump Pump, making water in the basement a worry of the past. The added IceGuard ensured that even in freezing temperatures, the efficiency of the system wouldn’t falter. Finally, the SaniDry Sedona addressed the dampness, rounding off a complete basement waterproofing solution.

Since the installation, the once moisture-plagued basement has been converted into a dry, comfortable living space sans the shop vac. By choosing Erickson Foundation Solutions, the homeowner joined a growing pool of satisfied customers relishing in the enduring reliability, safety, and comfort of their homes.

Homeowner Jason of Weare, NH was concerned with a few items in his basement. His family spent a lot of time down there, and also used the space for storage, and so he wished to address these concerns before problems got worse. The primary reason for reaching out to Erickson Foundation Solutions was Jason needed to test his home for radon levels. Our specialist set up our CRM testing unit in the basement, and returned 48 hours later to discuss the results with Jason. Fortunately, the levels were lower than 4.0 pCi/l, and so no further action was needed for radon mitigation.

Our team prides itself on being All Things Basementy, and so while our specialist, Josh, was inspecting the home's basement and foundation, he discussed the cracks he found with Jason. There were multiple wall cracks throughout the concrete foundation, which was poured in 2020. There were no signs of heavy water or moisture coming through the cracks, and so Josh recommended at the very least sealing the cracks so that even small amounts of leaking water would be prevented.

Another concerning crack Josh identified was on the basement floor. It was easy to hear there was a large void beneath this crack, which meant there was a possibility settlement could occur, and something that could lead to a larger problem down the road for Jason. To fix this problem, Josh recommended our team inject PolyLevel in order to fill and seal the void beneath the basement slab. By filling the void, the concrete would be fully supported and no longer at risk of settling or further cracking. 

On the scheduled day for the project, our production team arrived and made all the repairs that Jason wanted to protect his home. The wall cracks were all sealed with a polyurethane injection material, providing a great barrier against moisture that might leak through. The crack seal process was quick, clean, and efficient, leaving no mess behind for the homeowner. Our team also completed their PolyLevel foam injection and successfully filled the void beneath the basement slab. All the repairs took a single day to complete, and the homeowner was pleased to have peace of mind that his basement was in good shape and his family safe. 

A homeowner in Weare, New Hampshire, had installed a new patio on the back side of their garage. The back wall of their garage had a small crack before the patio was installed and now has a larger crack. The homeowner thinks that the compacting of the soil before the patio bricks were laid might have caused the crack to get bigger. The homeowner decided to call EFS and our Design Specialist inspected the garage and recommended installing PowerBraces in the garage to stabilize the foundation wall. 

Before we could begin installation at the home, the homeowner was responsible for removing about 18 inches of drywall from the ceiling of the garage so we could install our top brackets for the PowerBraces. Our installation team began by marking where the 4 PowerBraces will be installed across the foundation wall. Once the spacing was determined the team then installed 4 L brackets at the bottom of the wall where each PB will be installed. Next, the team set in the PowerBrace beam behind the L bracket and began setting up the top bracket between the floor system. The PowerBrace System will apply pressure to the wall and stabilize and prevent further deflection. 

The homeowner was very happy with the results of the project. They no longer have to worry about the wall in their garage deflecting and the crack getting any larger. 

This homeowner in Weare, New Hampshire had some concerns with the floor in their master bedroom. The homeowners worry about the integrity of the floor and if it would collapse at any moment. The homeowners decided to call EFS for a free inspection. 

Design Specialist Jason Vachon inspected the home. He noticed while in the basement, the joists are sagging under the master bedroom. Jason recommended installing SmartJacks under the master bedroom. 

Crew Lead Spencer Ladd and his team arrived at the home and installed the SmartJacks under the master bedroom. The homeowners were very happy with the results of the project.