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Structural support contractor directory

9 source-reviewed contractor profiles.

Every company in this list has a current first-party source for sill, beam, joist, post, footing, or structural floor-support work. The directory is factual and unranked.

Scope check

The failed member and the support below it belong in the same inspection.

A replacement sill can still bear on damaged masonry. A new post can still land on an inadequate footing. Ask the contractor to trace the complete load path and the moisture source before pricing the repair.

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New Hampshire

7 profiles with published structural-support evidence.

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Massachusetts

5 profiles with published structural-support evidence.

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Maine

4 profiles with published structural-support evidence.

Capability comparison

Compare published capabilities

Published means a retained source names the capability. Not found means this review did not find support; it is not proof that the contractor does not offer it.

ContractorFoundation repairBowing wallsHelical piersPush piersFoundation cracksConcrete levelingStates / marketsProfile
Erickson Foundation SolutionsPublishedPublishedPublishedPublishedPublishedNot foundNH, MAOpen profile
Groundworks — ManchesterPublishedPublishedPublishedPublishedPublishedPublishedNH, MAOpen profile
TC Hafford Basement SystemsPublishedPublishedPublishedPublishedPublishedPublishedME, NHOpen profile
DryZone Basement SystemsPublishedPublishedNot foundPublishedNot foundNot foundMAOpen profile
Eastern BasementsPublishedPublishedNot foundNot foundPublishedPublishedMEOpen profile
New England Structural WorksPublishedNot foundNot foundNot foundNot foundNot foundME, NH, MAOpen profile
603 Basement SolutionsPublishedPublishedPublishedPublishedPublishedPublishedNH, ME, MAOpen profile
Renewed ColonialPublishedNot foundNot foundNot foundNot foundNot foundNHOpen profile
MKG Framing LLCNot foundNot foundNot foundNot foundNot foundNot foundNHOpen profile

Published records

Compare the work each source actually supports.

Some records cover joist reinforcement or support posts. Others publish sill replacement, beam work, footings, or wider foundation repair. The service label does not make those scopes interchangeable.

Source reviewed2026-09-11

Groundworks — Manchester

Hooksett, New Hampshire

New HampshireMassachusetts

Structural support repair · Foundation repair · Foundation settlement repair

Reviews: Reviews appear on the company-owned location page. This directory does not independently certify its displayed rating or count.

Source reviewed2026-09-11

TC Hafford Basement Systems

Wells and Brewer, Maine; Portsmouth, New Hampshire

MaineNew Hampshire

Structural support repair · Foundation repair · Foundation settlement repair

Reviews: A current cross-platform rating and count were not independently verified for this profile.

Source reviewed2026-09-11

DryZone Basement Systems

Bridgewater, Massachusetts

Massachusetts

Structural support repair · Foundation repair · Foundation wall repair

Reviews: Reviews appear on the contractor website. This directory does not independently certify the displayed rating or count.

Source reviewed2026-09-11

603 Basement Solutions

East Kingston, New Hampshire

New HampshireMaineMassachusetts

Structural support repair · Foundation repair · Foundation crack repair

Reviews: The company maintains a public review library. A cross-platform rating and count were not independently verified for this profile.

Source reviewed2026-09-11

Renewed Colonial

Lempster, New Hampshire

New Hampshire

Structural support repair · Foundation repair · Fieldstone foundation repair

Reviews: The company links to a Google review profile. A current rating and review count were not independently verified.

Source reviewed2026-09-11

MKG Framing LLC

Southern New Hampshire; precise base not independently verified

New Hampshire

Structural support repair · Structural framing repair · Floor joist repair

Reviews: Not verified in this source review.

Before you call

Ask for the sequence, not a product name.

The written scope should connect temporary support, damaged material, permanent bearing, movement, moisture correction, and the intended final elevation.

Which sill, beam, joist, post, footing, connection, or foundation section is damaged?
How will the structure be supported while material is removed or replaced?
What moisture source, insect damage, settlement, or lost bearing must be addressed?
What engineering, permits, lift limits, finish repairs, inspections, and warranty are included?