Fix Cracks Before They Spread
 Foundation Crack repair Services 

Yes, foundation cracks can absolutely be repaired, and the sooner, the better. We offer proven solutions that stop cracks from spreading and restore your home’s structural integrity.

The best method depends on the type and severity of the crack. For most homes, we use high-quality epoxy or polyurethane injection to seal and stabilize the area, but we’ll recommend what’s best for your specific situation.

Cracks wider than 1/4 inch, or ones that grow over time, may be a sign of structural issues. If you see stair-step cracks, bowing walls, or water leaking through, it’s time to call in our professionals for an assessment.

It depends on where the water or pressure is coming from. Interior crack repairs are effective for many cases, but in some situations, exterior solutions may be needed for long-term protection, we’ll guide you through what’s right.

The most common and effective method is crack injection, typically with epoxy or polyurethane. It fills the crack completely and bonds to the concrete to prevent further movement or leaks.

In New York, seasonal temperature shifts can cause soil expansion and contraction, putting stress on your foundation. This constant movement, especially during freeze-thaw cycles, can lead to new cracks or make existing ones worse, particularly in older homes or those with poor drainage around the foundation.

Epoxy injection is a strong and long-lasting solution for structural cracks, as it bonds the concrete and restores its integrity. When applied correctly, it can last for many years. However, it’s most effective when the underlying issue, like poor drainage or settlement, is also addressed.

Not all cracks require immediate repair. Hairline or shrinkage cracks that don’t change over time may be harmless, but widening, horizontal, or water-leaking cracks should be evaluated promptly. Monitoring any changes is key to knowing when professional repair is necessary.

Common causes include settling soil, poor drainage, hydrostatic pressure, freeze-thaw cycles, and tree root intrusion. Homes built on clay-heavy soil or with inadequate waterproofing are especially prone to cracking over time. Local weather conditions and age of construction also play a role.

Small surface cracks might be manageable with store-bought sealants, but structural or leaking cracks should always be handled by a professional. Improper repair can mask bigger issues or lead to more serious problems later on. Our trained technicians can diagnose the cause and ensure the fix holds up.