Foundation Crack Repair in Floral Park, NY

Stop Water Damage Before It Spreads

Professional crack injection and waterproofing solutions that actually work the first time.

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Professional Foundation Repair Contractors

Your Basement Stays Dry Year-Round

When foundation cracks let water into your basement, you’re not just dealing with puddles. You’re watching your belongings get damaged, breathing in musty air, and wondering if that crack means something worse is coming.

Professional foundation crack repair stops the water where it starts. No more moving boxes every time it rains. No more running dehumidifiers that barely keep up. No more worrying about what you’ll find when you head downstairs.

Your basement becomes usable space again. Storage that stays dry. Air that doesn’t smell like a swamp. Peace of mind knowing the problem is actually fixed, not just covered up with some temporary patch that’ll fail next season.

Floral Park Foundation Repair Specialists

We Fix What Others Mess Up

Diamond Masonry & Waterproofing LLC has been handling foundation repairs across Long Island for years. We’ve seen every type of crack, every failed DIY attempt, and every corner-cutting job that left homeowners worse off than when they started.

We’re the company other contractors call when they’re in over their heads. Licensed, insured, and equipped with the right tools to handle foundation crack repair the way it should be done from the start.

Floral Park homeowners know us because we show up when we say we will, do the work right, and stand behind what we do. No disappearing acts. No surprise charges. Just professional foundation repair that actually lasts.

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Foundation Crack Injection Process

Here's Exactly How We Fix It

First, we inspect every crack to understand what’s causing the problem. Not all foundation cracks are the same, and the repair method depends on the crack type, location, and what’s driving the water intrusion.

Next comes the crack injection process. We clean out the crack completely, then inject professional-grade polyurethane or epoxy that expands to fill every gap. This isn’t hardware store caulk – it’s industrial waterproofing material that bonds with your foundation and flexes with normal house movement.

We test the repair before we leave. Water gets directed away from the foundation, and you get a detailed explanation of what we did and why. The whole process typically takes a few hours, but the results last for years.

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More Than Just Crack Repair

Foundation crack repair is often part of a bigger waterproofing picture. We handle basement wall crack repair, foundation leak repair, and structural integrity issues that could turn into major problems if ignored.

Long Island’s soil conditions and weather patterns create specific challenges for foundations. Clay soil expands and contracts. Freeze-thaw cycles open up new cracks. Heavy rains test every weak point in your foundation.

Our approach addresses the immediate problem and prevents new issues from developing. That might mean improving drainage around the foundation, sealing multiple cracks, or reinforcing areas where structural movement has occurred. You get a comprehensive solution, not just a band-aid fix.

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Most crack injection materials cure within 24-48 hours, but you’ll see the water stoppage immediately. Polyurethane injection expands as it cures, creating a watertight seal that gets stronger over the first day or two. Epoxy injection hardens faster but takes about 24 hours to reach full strength. We recommend avoiding heavy water exposure for the first 24 hours, but normal basement use is fine right after we finish the work.
DIY products are surface treatments that might stop visible water for a few months. Professional crack injection goes deep into the crack structure with materials that bond chemically with concrete and expand to fill gaps you can’t see. We also have the pressure equipment needed to force material into the entire crack length, not just the opening. Most hardware store solutions fail within a year because they don’t address the root cause or use materials designed for permanent repair.
Yes, but the approach is different for each foundation type. Poured concrete foundations usually crack in predictable patterns that respond well to injection repair. Block foundations often leak through mortar joints or through the blocks themselves, which requires different materials and techniques. We assess your specific foundation type and crack pattern to determine the best repair method. Both types can be permanently repaired when done correctly.
Foundation crack repair costs depend on crack length, location, and accessibility. Simple basement wall cracks might run a few hundred dollars, while complex structural repairs or multiple crack situations cost more. We provide detailed written estimates that break down material and labor costs so you know exactly what you’re paying for. Most homeowners find professional repair costs much less than dealing with ongoing water damage or major structural issues later.
Yes, we warranty our crack injection work because we use professional-grade materials and proven repair methods. The warranty length depends on the specific repair type and conditions, but we stand behind our work. If a properly repaired crack starts leaking again due to our workmanship or materials, we’ll fix it. The warranty doesn’t cover new cracks that develop in different areas or damage from major foundation movement, but those situations are rare with proper initial repair.
Most foundation crack repairs can be done year-round since we’re working inside your basement. Cold weather actually helps us see exactly where water intrusion is happening. However, extremely cold conditions can affect how some materials cure, so we adjust our approach and materials based on temperature conditions. Winter repairs are often more urgent since that’s when most water intrusion problems become obvious, and we’re equipped to handle emergency situations even in cold weather.