Before & After Photos

In New Boston, NH, persistent water seepage was creating puddles in a homeowner's basement due to cracks at the junction of two foundation walls. As shown in the before photo, water intrusion at this vulnerable corner raised concerns about ongoing moisture issues and potential damage to the basement environment.

To provide a permanent solution, our team installed the FlexiSpan® wall crack repair system. This proven system combines a flexible sealant, porous drainage strip, and durable waterproof membrane to effectively capture and manage any water entering through the crack. For added protection, a corner drainage channel was installed to intercept seepage along the wall-to-floor joint and direct it into the drainage system. As seen in the after photo, the completed repair creates a reliable waterproof barrier, leaving the homeowner with a dry, healthy, and protected basement.

The homeowner in New Boston, NH, faced a concerning issue with water pooling on the basement floor near vital utilities. As shown in the before photo, water infiltration through a foundation wall crack was the problem. Erickson Foundation Solutions installed our advanced FlexiSpan® system to address this issue. This reliable, three-step repair method prevents future leaks by allowing potential water seepage to drain directly into the perimeter system instead of pooling. In the after photo, it is visible how the crack was effectively sealed, ensuring a safe and dry environment.

This homeowner in Brookline, New Hampshire was experiencing water in his basement. He had previously had cracks sealed in his basement that are now leaking again. The homeowner decided to call EFS for a free inspection. 

Design Specialist Michael LaMalfa arrived at the home and inspected the basement. He found the cracks that were allowing water to enter the basement. He also found an old sump pump that was having trouble keeping up. Michael recommended resealing the cracks in the basement and then installing a new sump pump to keep the basement dry. 

A homeowner in Brookline, New Hampshire, had seen water penetrating into their basement. The water was entering from the bulkhead so the homeowners called EFS for a free inspection. We inspected the home and recommended replacing the bulkhead with a new one. Our team removed the old bulkhead and replaced it with a new one. 

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.