Wall crack repairs are one of the most common sources of leaks in a basement. Cracks can form with foundation settling over time, a structural problem, or giving way to hydrostatic pressure. Wall cracks are also the most common issue that homeowners will try to fix themselves. Hydraulic cement, rubberized sprays, etc. are very temporary fixes, if they fix the issue at all. We offer injection services for wall cracks in poured concrete and I-Beam pockets that have not been previously repaired; these repairs come with a minimum 10-year transferable warranty.

If you have cracks that have previously been repaired, we offer panel crack repairs. A panel crack repair is a combination of a wall panel and drain tile that allows the crack to relieve its water pressure into a small drainage system instead of appearing in your basement. We also are able to perform this repair for customers experiencing water coming in from their chimney from the cleanout access.

Another common source of leaking are rod holes, or tie rod holes. These holes are left after removing the tie rods used to pour the walls of a concrete wall. It is also not uncommon for multiple rod holes to begin leaking simultaneously.