Before & After Photos

This homeowner in Laconia, New Hampshire had a back patio that was cracked wanted to repair it. Design Specialist Nate Erickson came to the home and proposed a crack seal and resurface on their back patio. Crew Leads Chris Hanulec and Nick Melo came to the home and sealed the cracks and resurfaced the concrete. Sealing the cracks and resurfacing the concrete is going to be cheaper and faster than chipping out all of the current concrete and replacing the slab. 

Cracks and unevenness in this Laconia, NH homeowner's garage foundation not only marred its appearance but allowed unwanted water entry, as seen in the before photo. Our team stepped in with an expert solution, utilizing PolyLevel for a precisely leveled surface and NexusPro to seal the cracks seamlessly, ensuring no more water issues. The after photo proudly showcases a transformed, sturdy foundation – visibly smoother and effectively waterproofed. Another proud example of Erickson Foundation Solutions turning home problems into relief and satisfaction.

Check out this transformation in Laconia, NH, where an unattractive, hazardous pool area troubled the homeowner's association. Notice in the before photo the unsightly and unsafe sunken concrete around the pool. Thanks to our expertise, we uplifted and revitalized the space using PolyLevel and NexusPro, ensuring a visually pleasing and secure pool area. As seen in the after photo, we not only enhanced the appearance but also eliminated trip hazards, embodying our commitment to delivering remarkable, long-lasting solutions.

A homeowner in Littleton, Massachusetts moved into their new home in 2017. After a couple of years of living in the home, they noticed a crack in their basement that was allowing water in. They decided to call EFS for a free inspection. Our design specialist recommended installing FlexiSpan onto the crack. 

Our production team covered the crack with a membrane to collect the water coming from the crack. 

This homeowner in Littleton, MA was looking for a solution to lift and level the concrete slabs outside on of their garage doors. The concrete had settled up to 5 inches, making it an unsafe trip hazard, and a huge nuisance when it came to driving the lawn mower in and out throughout the year. 

Our team proposed and designed a solution utilizing our PolyLevel product, a polymer foam which is injected beneath the concrete and lifts it back to the desired height. To help control the lift and prevent unwanted cracking, our production team first used some slab jacks to loosen and lift the sunken slabs up a bit. PolyLevel was then injected into the voids beneath the concrete to complete the stabilizing and leveling process.

The 5 inch settlement concern was completely fixed, and the homeowner was incredibly impressed with the results. Tearing out and replacing the concrete would have been a days long process. Instead, PolyLevel solved the problem in a couple hours, and the homeowner was able to use their slab within minutes of the completed repairs.