Before & After Photos

This homeowner in Warner, New Hampshire, built their home in the early 2000s. They found a crack in their basement that they were concerned with letting water into the basement. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection and our Design Specialist recommended installing FlexiSpan onto the foundation wall to stop water from entering the basement. 

Homeowner in Milford, New Hampshire, had water coming through cracks in their basement. EFS installed a FlexiSpan, WaterGuard, and an UltraSump into their basement to stop water from collecting in their basement. 

This homeowner in Milford, NH was concerned about a vertical crack in their foundation wall. Our inspection found there was no movement in the wall, however moisture was seeping through from time to time. Our FlexiSpan and epoxy crack seal was the ideal solution for this problem. 

This homeowner in Milford, NH was concerned with a crack they discovered in their basement foundation wall beneath a cast iron drainage pipe. The crack had been there for several years, however over the past year had started leaking small amounts of water. Not wanting the problem to get worse, they reached out to our Erickson team for a solution. 

Our design specialist, Anthony, was able to determine there was no movement or deflection in the concrete wall itself. The amount of water coming in through the crack also did not warrant a perimeter waterproofing system. The best solution was for this type of crack was Flexispan crack seal. The homeowner was pleased with the proposal and explanation from Anthony, and hired our Erickson team for the repairs. Our service technician, Branden Edwards, completed the Flexispan installation in half a day, and also recommended a SaniDry dehumidifier for the basement since the humidity rating was above 70%.

After a clear design and installation process, and the crack being properly sealed, the homeowner was very pleased with the results. 

This home in Mont Vernon, NH had some concerns with sloping floors and sagging beams. Our team proposed and installed lally column replacements, called SmartJacks, to permanently stabilize the floor system.