Before & After Photos

This homeowner in Boscawen, New Hampshire had some unlevel and sagging floors in their home. Design Specialist Paul Magowan suggested using SmartJacks to permanently solve their unlevel and sagging floors. Crew lead Josh Provost and his team installed the SmartJacks and successfully stabilized the floor joists and beams supporting the first floor of the home. 

A homeowner in Webster, New Hampshire had recently inherited their parent's home after they passed. The home had been in the family for 50 years and around 2018 the homeowner noticed a crack in the foundation wall underneath their breezeway entrance. The new homeowner decided to call EFS for a free inspection of their foundation wall. Our design specialist recommended installing PowerBraces on the foundation wall to prevent the wall from bowing any further. 

Homeowners in Concord, New Hampshire experienced sloping floors so severe that friends have fallen while walking in the kitchen. Looking to replace flooring, they first wanted to stabilize the floor. They reached out to Erickson Foundation Solutions for a permanent solution.

Our Design Specialist, Peter Carstean, recommended installing SmartJacks in the crawl space to stabilize the above floor. Our installation crew installed a total of 7 SmartJacks. They were installed by inserting galvanized steel plates on top of crushed stone, creating a sturdy base. Supplemental beams were installed along the top of the crawl space and connected to the steel plates with the SmartJack posts. Once installed, the SmartJacks were then raised to lift and level the sunken floors.

These crawl space support jacks stabilize the floor while offering more support to the home. These homeowners can now replace their flooring with confidence that it won't get damaged due to sinkage.

This homeowner in Concord, NH had water seeping in through a foundation wall crack behind a finished wall in their basement. Drywall had to be removed in order to access the crack, as it wasn't possible to reach the crack from the outside. The crack was filled using a polyurethane injection, as well as an epoxy caulking on the surface. The two part waterpoofing system was the best solution for this homeowner, and they shouldn't have any further water issues in their basement.

This homeowner in Manchester, NH was looking for a solution to their leaning concrete wall problem. Pressure from soils had caused a crack to form in the retaining wall and continued to push against it, forcing it outwards and into the driveway overtime. Erickson Foundation Supportworks installed 3 GeoLock Anchors along the wall to stabilize it and prevent it from leaning or bowing out any further.