What foundation crack repair addresses
A foundation crack can be more than a visible defect. It may allow water into your basement or other areas along the foundation. That moisture can damage the property and create conditions for mold growth. Cracks may also provide a path for soil gases such as radon and methane.
We begin with an assessment of the crack and the risks around it, including moisture entry and possible gas intrusion. We then plan the repair around the conditions we find. Our foundation crack sealing methods are intended to make the repaired area watertight, block soil gases, and provide long-term protection rather than cover the visible damage alone.
If you have a leaking foundation crack, a basement foundation crack, or water collecting on the basement floor, we can inspect the problem and explain the repair approach. The work is backed by a customer satisfaction guarantee.
How we approach foundation crack repair
The repair plan starts with the visible crack and accounts for water entry, soil gases, and the surrounding conditions.
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Assess the crack
We inspect the visible damage and look at the conditions around the foundation crack.
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Identify entry risks
We check for moisture intrusion and possible pathways for soil gases such as radon and methane.
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Plan the repair
We tailor the repair strategy to the visible damage and the water or gas entry risks we identify.
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Seal the crack
We seal the foundation crack to make the repaired area watertight, block soil gases, and provide long-term protection.