Foundation Crack Repair North New Hyde Park

Stop Foundation Cracks Before They Spread

Professional crack injection and structural repairs that actually work the first time.

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Your Foundation Problems Actually Get Fixed

You’ll sleep better knowing your foundation is structurally sound and watertight. No more watching cracks grow wider every season or dealing with water seepage after heavy rains.

Our crack injection process creates a permanent seal that’s stronger than the original concrete. Your basement stays dry, your property value stays protected, and you stop worrying about expensive structural damage down the road.

The repair work gets done efficiently without tearing up your yard or disrupting your daily routine. Most foundation crack repairs are completed in a single day, and you can use your basement normally within hours.

Basement Crack Repair North New Hyde Park

We Know Nassau County Foundations

Diamond Masonry & Waterproofing LLC has been fixing foundation issues throughout Nassau County for years. We understand how Long Island’s clay soil and freeze-thaw cycles affect your home’s foundation.

Most of the homes in North New Hyde Park were built between the 1950s and 1980s with concrete block foundations that develop predictable crack patterns. We’ve seen these issues hundreds of times and know exactly how to fix them permanently.

You’re working with licensed contractors who live and work in your neighborhood. We’re not a franchise or national chain – we’re local professionals who stand behind our work because our reputation depends on it.

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Foundation Crack Injection Process

Here's Exactly How We Fix It

First, we inspect your foundation cracks to determine the cause and best repair method. We clean out any loose debris and prepare the crack for injection using professional-grade equipment.

Next, we inject either polyurethane or epoxy resin directly into the crack under controlled pressure. The material flows through the entire crack length, creating a waterproof seal that’s actually stronger than the surrounding concrete.

Finally, we smooth the surface and clean up completely. The repair cures quickly, and you can return to normal basement use the same day. We also explain what caused the crack and how to prevent future issues.

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What You Get With Every Repair

Every foundation crack repair includes a thorough inspection of your entire foundation to identify any other potential issues. We don’t just fix the obvious problem – we make sure you understand the complete picture.

You receive a detailed explanation of what caused the crack, whether it’s structural or just settling, and what to watch for in the future. We use commercial-grade injection materials that come with manufacturer warranties.

Our repairs include cleanup of your work area and a follow-up inspection to ensure the repair is performing correctly. You also get our written warranty on the repair work and direct contact information for any future questions.

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Most foundation crack repairs are completed in 2-4 hours, depending on the crack length and complexity. Simple hairline cracks can often be fixed in under an hour, while longer structural cracks may take half a day. The injection material cures quickly, so your basement is usually ready for normal use within a few hours. We schedule repairs to minimize disruption to your daily routine and can often complete the work while you’re at work.
Yes, when done correctly, crack injection creates a permanent waterproof seal. We use polyurethane injection for active water leaks because it expands and flexes with minor foundation movement. For dry structural cracks, we use epoxy injection which is stronger than the original concrete. The key is identifying the crack type and using the right material. We’ve stopped countless basement leaks using these proven injection techniques.
Foundation crack repair typically costs between $300-800 per crack, depending on length and location. Most homeowners spend $400-600 for standard basement wall crack repairs. The exact cost depends on crack accessibility, injection material needed, and whether any prep work is required. We provide upfront pricing after inspecting your specific situation. This investment prevents much more expensive water damage and structural issues later.
We warranty our crack injection work against water infiltration through the repaired area. If water comes through the same crack we repaired, we’ll fix it at no charge. However, new cracks can develop elsewhere as your foundation continues to settle normally. Our warranty covers the specific repair work we perform, and we use materials that come with manufacturer backing. Most of our repairs last decades without any issues.
Most foundation cracks in Nassau County homes are caused by normal settling and aren’t structurally dangerous. However, any crack that allows water infiltration should be repaired promptly to prevent water damage and mold growth. Cracks wider than a quarter-inch or those that are actively growing may indicate structural issues requiring professional evaluation. We can quickly assess whether your cracks are cosmetic settling or something more serious requiring immediate attention.
DIY sealers only cover the surface of the crack and typically fail within a year or two. Professional injection fills the entire crack depth with materials designed for below-grade foundation use. Our injection equipment creates pressure that forces material through the complete crack, creating a structural repair rather than just a surface patch. The materials we use are specifically formulated for foundation applications and come with long-term performance warranties that hardware store products can’t match.