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Foundation Cracks

Wall Cracks

Being in business since 1993, we have repair thousands of foundation wall cracks and concrete cracks. A-1 Foundation Crack Repair Inc. uses multiple methods to repair both structural and non-structural foundation wall cracks depending on each individual situation. Foundation wall crack repairs comes with a written, transferable A-1 Foundation Crack Repair warranty. The concrete wall crack leaks can be stopped even when the water is flowing into the basement.

Floor Cracks

Our A-1 method to repair floor cracks is with the gravity fed system. With our 20+ years of experience, we inspect floor cracks and determine the specific type of material to be used to property repair each crack. Some cracks are repaired with polymers and others with a hybrid epoxy material. Our method is used on basement floor cracks, walkway, steps, airport runways, and under the ice at ice rinks.

Pipe Penetrations

In business since 1993, we have repair thousands of leaking wall pipe penetrations throughout New England. A-1 Foundation Crack Repair Inc. uses multiple methods to repair pipe penetrations. Ranging from closed-cell polymer resins, epoxies, weaved carbon fiber blankets, and crystallized quartz-based materials.

Leaking Bulkheads

Most bulkheads are attached to a precast set of stairs that lead into a basement. During the home building process, a black rubber seal is put between the foundation wall and the bulkhead unit. This rubber seal is designed to stop water. Due to the design of bulkheads, the lack of weight holding them in place, and other factors, movement occurs during the winter months and compromises the seal. The water and soils underneath the bulkhead freeze and thaw, causing the unit to move up and down. This movement causes gaps that bring about bulkhead leaks. The bulkhead leak will show up between the precast seams, bottom step, or on the basement walls and floor. On poured in place bulkheads, the most common area where leaks occur are cracks and where the floor and walls meet.