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In Nashua, NH, the homeowner faced a challenge: their three-seasons porch was settling due to sinking sonotubes, preventing the installation of new windows. Notice in the photo how the foundation was compromising both safety and function. Erickson Foundation Solutions corrected this with our engineered Helical Pier System. Our helical piers were driven deep into load-bearing soil, stabilizing and elevating the porch's foundation securely. As the after photo confirms, these measures restored structural integrity, ensuring the porch’s stability and readiness for window installation. We prioritize safe, stable homes through expert foundation repair.
The corner of this homes foundation had a large crack. Erickson Foundation Supportworks sealed it with a polymer injection foam, as well as a polyurethane epoxy on the surface.
The homeowner of this property wished to replace a failing lally column in their garage. The existing column was corroding and effecting the integrity of the structural beam up above. Erickson Foundation Supportworks replaced it with a SmartJack. In this view, the concrete around the base is still curing, and the surface will still be smoothed out.
The foundation on this detached condo was full of cracks, and the back section was leaning inwards more and more over time. All the cracks were sealed, PowerBraces were installed to permanently stabilize the wall, and the wall was then also painted.
Rich G. of Nashua, New Hampshire had an issue where the concrete around his bulkhead had started to crumble and chip away. He has noticed the problem getting worse over time so he thought it would be a good time to call someone to repair it. Rich called Erickson Foundation Solutions to see if they could come out and inspect the bulkhead.
Design Specialist Jason Vachon came to the home and inspected the bulkhead and noticed the concrete chipping away. Jason proposed a new bulkhead and new concrete around the edges.
Crew Lead Spencer Ladd and his team came to the home and replaced the old bulkhead with a new one will new concrete edges.