When a home settles, it's common to observe vertical hairline cracks about 1/16-inch wide and 2 to 6 inches in length. This is normal and generally no cause for concern. However, horizontal cracks of any size or vertical cracks wider than 1/16 inch could indicate more significant foundation issues. These are the signs that should prompt you to seek an expert's opinion.

Crack Injection: More Than Just a Patch-up

 

Crack injection, particularly when used in conjunction with other foundation settlement repair solutions, provides comprehensive protection against future movement and potential damage. Our epoxy injection method goes beyond mere cosmetic fixes—it's about ensuring structural integrity.

 

Whether your property—residential or commercial—shows cracks in the floors, walls, or near window and door seals, our concrete injection process can provide a robust solution.

 

No crack is too small for attention. Early repair, even for the smallest cracks, can prevent further deterioration, save you money, and mitigate unnecessary stress down the line.
 

How Crack Injection Works
 

The process involves injecting a "glue" made from 2-part epoxy into the crack to connect and seal the compromised slab or wall. In certain cases, additional pinning or connectors are placed across the crack before the epoxy injection to stabilize any future movement.

 

If you suspect that your home or business could benefit from crack injection, take a few moments to watch the following video. It provides a detailed overview of this high-quality service:

 

If you suspect that your home or business could benefit from crack injection, take a few moments to watch the following video. It provides a detailed overview of this high-quality service: