Cameron H

Erickson Foundation Solutions

Title: Crew Leader
Cameron H from Erickson Foundation Solutions

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I had Erickson Foundation Solutions out to do a radon...
By Elizabeth B.
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Cam and JJ did a great job setting up our radon mitigation...
By Laurel B.
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Crew was very knowledgeable and friendly.
By Phillip H.
Fitzwilliam, NH
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Cam and Dan were the installers for my new radon mitigation...
By David L.
Dublin, NH
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Cam, Kyle, and Devin were prompt and courteous and made...
By Matt K.
Rindge, NH
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Very quick and professional. Willing to work on piping...
By James K.
Wilton, NH
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Cam and JJ came out to install a radon system for us and...
By Caitlin P.
Mason, NH
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Great work and great crew! Crew was professional,...
By Jared W.
Canterbury, NH
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An extraction point was made in the foundation floor. PVC pipe was then constructed from that extraction point to the exterior of the home. This system is designed to be air-tight, ensuring that radon is not present in the home.
Prior to our intervention, groundwater infiltration was causing persistent moisture issues in the basement, resulting in a consistently damp floor. Fortunately, most utilities and stored belongings were elevated, minimizing direct damage. However, given that the basement was partially finished, there was significant concern that prolonged exposure to moisture could compromise the integrity of the finished walls and create conditions conducive to mold growth.
An extraction point was made in the foundation floor to allow for PVC pipe to be fit into it and run to the exterior of the home.
WaterGuard is installed to collect water before entering the foundation. It is set in crushed stone and then cemented in place to ensure proper flow to the sump basin.
The photo depicts the designated area for the planned installation of the radon mitigation system.
Water intrusion into the finished basement compromised both the drywall and carpeting. Due to the extent of the moisture damage, the lower sections of drywall and carpet had to be removed to prevent further deterioration and potential mold growth.
The crew started work on the project by creating an extraction point in the basement floor. This depressurized the area, allowing radon to be extracted through PVC pipe.
An extraction point was made in the foundation floor of the home and PVC pipe was fit to it. This allows for radon to be guided from underneath the home's foundation and outside of the home.

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Before and after photos from jobs I've worked on

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