📍 Merrimac, Ma Built in 1852, this 3,701 sq. ft. Colonial-Victorian home sits along the Merrimack River and blends historic charm with...

This week’s Foundation Friday showcases a lally column installation in Enfield, CT. After a load-bearing wall was removed, a structural engineer called for a reinforced concrete footing and steel column to safely carry the new load. NEFCR coordinated with local inspectors, poured the footing, and installed the column to code. The result? A structurally sound basement built for long-term support and peace of mind. Call 833-NECRACK for a free evaluation.

This Foundation Friday highlights a commercial waterproofing project at a local bank dealing with water intrusion beneath a drive-thru window. Our team sealed two cold joints, a floor-to-wall seam, and a pipe conduit, then restored the damaged area with new Drylok. Learn how New England Foundation Crack Repair protects commercial properties with expert injection and structural waterproofing solutions across Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island.

Historic Merrimac home gets expert fieldstone foundation repair to restore stability, stop movement, and preserve its 1852 structure.

Structural reinforcement strengthens your foundation, prevents deterioration, and ensures long-term stability for your home.

Property Details: Location:  York, Maine Property Size:  Approximately 1,800 square feet Age of Property:  Built in 1985 Photo Courtesy...

Project Overview Of Basement Restoration This property was built in 1896 and is located in Worcester, Massachusetts. It required...

At a historic 1914 multi-family home in Groton, CT, we replaced temporary jack posts with six reinforced lally columns to ensure stability.