Poured concrete foundations are strong, but they can still develop cracks as concrete cures and settles over the years. We specialize in repairing cracks in poured foundations so they stop leaking for good.
If any of this sounds familiar, it's worth having someone take a real look. Waiting usually means the problem — and the price to fix it — only gets bigger.
Get My Free QuoteFor poured foundations, we typically use a polyurethane or epoxy injection that fills the entire crack from front to back, not just the visible surface. This creates a watertight, long-lasting seal built for how poured concrete moves.
Call us or fill out the quick form. Tell us what you're seeing — wet floor, crack, musty smell, whatever it is.
We come look at your basement in person and find the real cause of the problem — not just the symptom.
You get a straightforward price before any work starts. No surprise charges, no pressure to decide on the spot.
Our crew does the work cleanly and carefully, then walks you through everything that was done.
Yes, they are very common as concrete naturally cures and settles, and they can appear even in newer homes.
Yes, surface patches often fail because they do not seal the full depth of the crack. Injection repairs go all the way through.
Yes, once a crack is properly sealed, it is generally safe to finish that area of the basement.