Noah D

Erickson Foundation Solutions

Title: Installation Specialist
Noah D from Erickson Foundation Solutions

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Had a good experience all around, helped repair a cracked...
By Russell B.
Pembroke, NH
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The crew came on time, worked well together and answered my...
By Robert T.
Derry, NH
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Discovering that a house you just bought is slowly sinking...
By Matt P.
Stow, MA
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By Louise P.
Nashua, NH
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By Carol P.
Nashua, NH
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Job was consistent with my [high] expectations.
By Bradley W.
Andover, MA
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Nick Carelli, Kevin Bergen, and Noah Devine were...
By Michelle M.
Melrose, MA
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Nick Carelli, Kevin Bergan and Noah Devine did a fantastic...
By David L.
Amesbury, MA
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Photo galleries from jobs I've worked on

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Moisture in the crawl space caused the insulation to become saturated and subsequently detach. This created an environment conducive to mold growth and posed risks for structural issues such as wood rot.
The foundation floor exhibited progressive cracking, exacerbated by settlement over time. To ensure the structural integrity of the foundation and protect the storefront, implementing a comprehensive and durable solution was imperative.
The weight of the home's structure, particularly the front pillars, exerted sustained pressure on the underlying soil, leading to differential settlement. Over time, this caused the front stoop to sink and become misaligned, compromising both safety and curb appeal.
Water infiltration occurred through cold joints and cracks in the foundation slab, where hydrostatic pressure from the surrounding high water table exceeded the capacity of previously applied crack sealants. As a result, the basement remained vulnerable to persistent moisture intrusion, leading to elevated humidity levels and increasing the risk of mold growth and long-term structural damage.
The homeowner knew an area of their home was settling when purchasing the home. This was evidenced by a wall crack in the foundation.
The foundation wall exhibited cracking and bowing, clear indicators of structural failure. If left unaddressed, these issues could escalate, leading to significantly more damage and substantially higher repair costs.
Persistent water accumulation on the basement floor led to significant water damage. This issue also facilitated mold growth, rendering the basement unsuitable for storage purposes.
The exterior foundation wall crack indicated potential structural integrity issues. Coupled with foundation floor cracks, the homeowner's concerns about the stability of their garage were well-founded.

Before and after photos from jobs I've worked on

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