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James "Jim" Meglio

Erickson Foundation Solutions

Title: Design Specialist
Hometown: Providence, RI
James

With decades of construction experience, from design to laborer and all jobs in-between, Jim brings a myriad of viewpoints to each homeowner's problem. He enjoys assisting homeowners with their foundation and concrete issues, with an eye for detail and straight forward approach to there solutions.

Jim enjoys golfing, taking care of his farm animals and spending time with his grandchildren, always leaving a bit of time for helping others.

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Plymouth, MA
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Oxford, MA
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Tyler and Cory were the BEST!
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Cranston, RI
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Mendon, MA
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Manchester, NH
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Photo galleries from jobs I've worked on

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Accumulated water on the pool deck presents a risk of slipping, detracts from the visual appeal, and is a significant nuisance.
The photograph displays the cracks in the homeowner's pool deck, which mar the aesthetic and raise concerns about potential further damage.
We installed two brackets and a beam to stabilize the stairs to make sure they didn't move after we installed the new stairs.
The front of the driveway was sunken, causing an annoyance when pulling in and out of the driveway.
The team needed to demolish the lower section of drywall prior to the WaterGuard installation. After its removal, they chipped away the concrete to create room for the system. WaterGuard was then surrounded by crushed stone to facilitate correct water flow towards the sump basin and subsequently cemented into position.
As seen in the photo, water entering through the foundation wall has damaged the drywall that has been installed in the basement. This was a large concern for the homeowner, who wanted to maximize the market value of the home.
Cracks in foundation walls resembling this may indicate the onset of structural failure.
The concrete adjoining the bottom step to the front door of the home had settled a couple inches over the span of just 4-5 feet. This meant the first step was too high. The homeowner wanted a solution to lift the concrete without having to tear out or replace the sidewalk.

Before and after photos from jobs I've worked on

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