While concrete cracks appear to be typical, it is not recommended that they remain ignored. Most homeowners best identify concrete cracks in their basement, either on the foundation wall or on the floor. They may also recognize cracks on the garage floor, patio or in-ground pool.
These cracks typically due to drying shrinkage, thermal movement or other causes usually are minor and result in few problems. More often than not, a foundation crack will widen over time and result in water seepage or possibly the loss of structural integrity. Foundation and slab cracks are not only an eyesore, but they may hinder the value of the home.
How It Works
Most basements eventually leak. “Even if a crack is not leaking now, eventually water will find it,” says Lou Cole, president of Emecole Inc., Romeoville, Ill., a manufacturer of epoxies and polyurethane foams for all types of foundation crack repair. Cole says that in the Midwest, crack injection has been an accepted way of tackling these repairs for many years, and more and more foundation repair contractors around the country are adopting the technique because it is cost-effective, reliable, and permanent.
Consultation
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Project Analysis
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Final Results
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Injection
Using low-pressure crack injection, foundation and basement crack repair kits seal basement cracks from the inside, eliminating the need to excavate the soil from around the outside of the foundation. The kits are available with all the tools and materials needed to treat cracks ranging from 10 to 60 feet in length and include step-by-step written instructions as well as a video tutorial.
Commercial Building
Very Much, Suitable for Commercial Building and Complex
Residensial Building
Suitable for Residential Building.