The Rochester Hills crack, after the leak was stopped.
Job at a glance
- Town: Rochester Hills, MI (Oakland County)
- Property: home
- Service: foundation crack injection, active leak
- What we did: stopped the active leak and repaired the crack
- Time on site: about 1 hour
- Date: July 2026
- Video: 11 seconds
The problem: a crack that wouldn’t stop leaking
A homeowner in Rochester Hills had a stubborn foundation crack. Another company had already tried to repair it, and water kept leaking nonstop. Several contractors came out to look at it. None of them could stop the leak long enough to finish the repair.
Why it was so hard to fix
Water was actively coming through the crack. With water flowing, the other contractors couldn’t get the leak stopped long enough to complete the work.
How we fixed it
We can inject a crack while water is coming through it. There’s no need to wait for it to dry out first. On this job we:
- Stopped the active leak
- Finished a clean repair on the crack
The whole job took about an hour on site.
The result
The foundation was left leak-free. Each crack we inject is backed by our 25-year transferable limited warranty.
If your crack was “fixed” and still leaks
If a crack keeps leaking after it was repaired, it’s worth a second look. On this job, water was still coming through after another company’s repair. See foundation crack injection and basement crack repair in Oakland County.
More crack jobs:
- 38 rod holes and vertical cracks sealed, also in Rochester Hills
- Multiple cracks injected in Washington Township, leaking and not yet leaking
- A crack and a wide cove joint gap sealed with two-part epoxy in Detroit
We serve Rochester Hills, Rochester and the rest of Oakland County.
Frequently Asked Questions
Crack still leaking after someone “fixed” it? Call or text (586) 345-7292. We take emergency calls 24/7 and typically reply within 2 hours.
Mansour’s Innovations LLC: owner-operated since 2014 by Matt (Imad) Mansour, 20+ years in the trade. See all projects.