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Max L

Erickson Foundation Solutions

Title: Installation Specialist
Max L from Erickson Foundation Solutions

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This was a wonderful company to work with. The job was done...
By Kathryn W.
Epping, NH
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Can't say enough about the crew from Erickson Foundation...
By Leslie D.
Amesbury, MA
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Erickson Foundation Solutions did a great job repairing my...
By Bill G.
Londonderry, NH
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Nate and his crew did a great job. They were very...
By Kristin C.
North Andover, MA
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Excellent crew and I am more than pleased with everyone at...
By Leslie D.
Amesbury, MA
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By Matthew S.
Swampscott, MA
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We used Erickson Foundation Solutions to replace supports...
By Aeshna B.
Swampscott, MA
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Photo galleries from jobs I've worked on

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The lally columns previously installed in the basement proved inadequate for supporting the floors above, resulting in noticeable sagging and sloping. This not only causes discomfort when walking on the bouncy floors but also serves as a persistent reminder of the home's structural instability. To address this issue permanently, we initiated the installation of SmartJacks.
Moisture intrusion through the bulkhead created overflow into the basement entryway, increasing the risk of water penetration during periods of heavy rainfall or snowmelt. Given that part of the basement was already finished, the homeowners sought a reliable solution to safeguard their living space against leaks and flooding.
Water intrusion through the foundation wall led to pooling on the basement floor. Persistent leaks rendered the space unsuitable for storage and created conditions conducive to mold growth and wood rot due to elevated humidity levels.
The previously installed vapor barrier failed to effectively prevent moisture intrusion into the crawl space. As evidenced in the photo, this allowed moisture to permeate the insulation, compromising its integrity and causing it to become saturated, heavy, and ultimately detach from its installed position.

Before and after photos from jobs I've worked on

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