concrete Crack Injection

To fix hairline cracks in deep-running structural foundation walls, floors, ceilings and more, a concrete crack repair epoxy, or injectable polyurethane is a cost-effective, flexible, and long-lasting foundation crack repair. Constant temperature stress, traffic, and other factors can cause unsightly cracks in concrete walls, ceilings, sewer systems, basement walls, and manholes over time, which can sometimes present safety hazards. For these smaller, more isolated concrete breakages, a polyurethane resin concrete crack injection is the quickest and most effective long-term solution that can save you both time and money. 

Polyurethane resin is a thin liquid that reacts with water and expands to form a closed cell, watertight foam. A low-pressure injection method of polyurethane resin is used to fill cracks from behind. Foundation crack injection seals actively leaking joints and cracks in concrete structures, and restores concrete integrity. It also simultaneously waterproofs the area and protects structures against corrosion or water related deterioration.  When injected into drilled injection ports along the crack, the resin expands to fill the crack completely.  The resin will begin to harden and foam within minutes of injection.  While concrete continues to shift, the polyurethane resin remains flexible, and ensures there is no future water leakage. This process is ideal for large or high-rise commercial buildings and condominiums, where parking garages and structural walls requiring basement leak repair or waterproofing run too deep to be accessed from the exterior.