Wet Basement Repair in Niagara
Find and fix the source of basement water, from leaking cracks to failed tie rods and pipe penetrations.
How It Works
Free Crack Inspection
We inspect the crack from inside the basement, check for signs of movement or structural concern, and confirm whether injection is the right repair before anything is booked.
Crack Preparation
The crack is cleaned along its full length, surface ports are set at regular intervals, and the face of the crack is sealed with epoxy paste so the injection material stays inside the wall.
Injection
Epoxy or polyurethane is injected port by port from the bottom up until the crack is filled through the full thickness of the wall, not just at the surface.
Verification & Warranty
We confirm the crack is filled end to end, remove the ports, and walk you through the finished repair. Your injection is backed by a written warranty against leaking.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is my basement wet?
Common causes include leaking foundation cracks, failed tie rod holes, gaps around pipe penetrations, window well drainage problems, and poor grading or downspouts outside. A proper inspection identifies the actual entry point rather than treating symptoms.
Can you fix a basement leak from inside?
Yes. Most leaks through poured concrete walls, including cracks, tie rods and pipe penetrations, can be sealed permanently from inside with polyurethane injection. There is no digging and most repairs are done in a single visit.
How fast should I deal with a basement leak?
Promptly. Even a slow leak feeds mould, damages finishes and belongings, and tends to get worse during spring thaw and heavy storms. Early repair is also cheaper because water damage has not spread.
Do you repair leaks in block foundations?
Block walls take on water differently than poured concrete because water travels inside the hollow cores. We assess block foundations case by case and recommend the right fix, which may be interior waterproofing rather than injection.