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Foundation Crack Injection & Rod Hole Repair

Foundation Crack Injection & Rod Hole Repair

Stop water leaks permanently with professional crack injection and rod hole sealing.

Seal Foundation Cracks From The Inside

Foundation cracks are a common problem in Michigan homes, often caused by settling, shrinkage, or hydrostatic pressure. While some cracks are cosmetic, others allow water to seep into your basement. Our crack injection service uses high-quality polyurethane or epoxy resins to permanently seal cracks from the inside out, stopping water infiltration without the need for costly exterior excavation.

Our Crack Injection Services Include

Polyurethane Injection

Flexible polyurethane resin that expands to fill cracks completely, remaining flexible to accommodate minor foundation movement.

Epoxy Injection

Rigid epoxy repair that bonds concrete back together, restoring structural integrity for cracks that need reinforcement.

Crack Assessment

Professional evaluation to determine crack type, cause, and severity to select the most effective repair approach.

Active Leak Repair

Stop water infiltration through actively leaking cracks, even during wet conditions, with specialized injection techniques.

Floor-Wall Joint Repair

Address water seepage at the joint where basement floor meets the wall – a common source of basement water problems.

Warranty Protection

Our crack injection repairs come with warranty coverage for your peace of mind and long-term protection.

Tie Rod Hole Repair

Every poured foundation has rod holes from the forming process. These are common water entry points that we seal permanently with specialized techniques.

Snap Tie Sealing

Seal snap tie holes and form tie penetrations that are allowing water to seep into your basement. A quick, affordable fix for common foundation leaks.

Our Crack Injection Process

1

Crack Inspection

We thoroughly examine the crack to determine its depth, cause, and whether it’s actively leaking or has structural concerns.

2

Surface Preparation

The crack is cleaned and prepared. Injection ports are installed at intervals along the crack length to ensure complete filling.

3

Injection

Starting at the bottom, we inject polyurethane or epoxy resin under pressure, forcing material deep into the crack until it emerges at the next port.

4

Curing

The injected material cures and expands (polyurethane) or hardens (epoxy), creating a watertight seal through the full wall thickness.

5

Cleanup & Verification

Injection ports are removed, the surface is cleaned and smoothed, and the repair is verified for complete sealing.

Why Choose Mansour’s for Crack Injection?

No Excavation

Repair cracks from inside your basement without digging, landscaping disruption, or extensive costs.

Fast Repair

Most crack injections are completed in a few hours with minimal disruption to your daily routine.

Permanent Solution

When done correctly, crack injection provides a lasting repair that prevents water infiltration.

Cost-Effective

Crack injection costs significantly less than exterior excavation and waterproofing for isolated cracks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Polyurethane is preferred for most waterproofing applications because it remains flexible, can stop active water leaks, and accommodates minor foundation movement. Epoxy is used when structural repair is needed, as it’s rigid and bonds concrete together. We assess each crack and recommend the appropriate material.
Not all cracks indicate serious problems. Hairline shrinkage cracks are common and often cosmetic. However, any crack that allows water to enter should be repaired. Wide cracks, horizontal cracks, stair-step cracks in block walls, or cracks that are getting larger may indicate structural issues that need professional evaluation.
Crack injection typically costs $300-$800 per crack depending on length, location, and accessibility. This is significantly less than the $3,000-$8,000 cost of exterior excavation to repair a single crack. We provide exact quotes after inspecting your specific cracks.
Yes, polyurethane injection is specifically designed to work on active leaks. The resin reacts with water to expand and cure, making it ideal for stopping water as it’s entering. We can repair leaking cracks even during wet conditions.
A properly performed crack injection is a permanent repair. The injected material fills the crack through the full thickness of the wall and won’t degrade over time. However, new cracks can develop elsewhere in the foundation due to settling or soil conditions. We back our repairs with warranty coverage.

Ready to Get Started?

Contact us today for a free estimate. Our team is ready to help with all your needs.