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foundation crack repair in Kearns, UT

Kearns Foundation Pros

Foundation Crack Repair in Kearns, UT

Epoxy and polyurethane crack injection in Kearns, UT seals structural and water-entry cracks in aging foundations. Free estimate.

Serving Kearns and nearby communities.

Aging footings and basement walls in Kearns' post-war tract homes develop two kinds of cracks: hairline vertical cracks from normal curing shrinkage, and diagonal or stair-step cracks that signal actual movement. Foundation crack repair uses epoxy or polyurethane injection to seal the crack and, where movement is involved, Kearns Foundation Pros checks for an underlying cause before calling the repair done.

Epoxy injection bonds a structural crack back together for strength. Polyurethane handles active water seepage cracks by expanding to block moisture entry. Picking the right material for the crack type matters more than just filling the gap.

Materials

Materials and methods for Foundation Crack Repair

  • Epoxy Injection Resin photo

    Epoxy Injection Resin

    Bonds structural cracks for added strength and stability, suited to cracks without active water flow.

  • Polyurethane Foam Sealant photo

    Polyurethane Foam Sealant

    Expands to fill cracks and block water infiltration, the better choice for seeping cracks common after snowmelt.

  • Injection Ports photo

    Injection Ports

    Allow controlled delivery of sealant into the crack cavity along its full depth.

  • Surface Primer photo

    Surface Primer

    Prepares concrete surfaces for proper material adhesion before injection.

  • Masonry Patch Compound photo

    Masonry Patch Compound

    Used to finish and blend repaired surface areas for a clean look.

  • Protective Topcoat photo

    Protective Topcoat

    Applied to shield the repaired area from the valley's recurring freeze-thaw moisture.

How it works

How our Foundation Crack Repair process works

  1. Crack Inspection photo
    Step 1

    Crack Inspection

    Each crack is examined to determine type, width, and cause.

  2. Surface Cleaning photo
    Step 2

    Surface Cleaning

    Debris and loose material are removed from the crack area.

  3. Injection Port Setup photo
    Step 3

    Injection Port Setup

    Ports are installed along the crack to allow material injection.

  4. Sealant Injection photo
    Step 4

    Sealant Injection

    Epoxy or polyurethane is injected to fill and bond the crack.

  5. Surface Finishing photo
    Step 5

    Surface Finishing

    Excess material is removed and the surface is smoothed.

  6. Final Inspection photo
    Step 6

    Final Inspection

    The repair is checked to confirm a watertight and stable seal.

Timeline

How long does foundation crack repair take?

Most single-crack repairs wrap up in one visit, with longer cracks or multiple cracks taking a bit more time.

  1. 01

    Inspection and crack assessment

    same day
  2. 02

    Injection repair

    same day

    for most single cracks

  3. 03

    Surface finish and cure

    a few hours after injection

  4. 04

    Follow-up check

    few weeks

    optional, within a

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What's included

What's included with Foundation Crack Repair

Typically included: crack inspection, surface prep, injection with epoxy or polyurethane, surface finishing.

Optional: protective topcoat application, monitoring visit if the crack is tied to ongoing settlement.

Customer prep: clear access to the crack area, including moving stored boxes or furniture away from the wall.

Codes & permits

Permits and codes for Foundation Crack Repair

Simple crack injection is typically permit-exempt, but larger repairs tied to structural movement may require Salt Lake County review. Confirm with the county if unsure.

Typically needs a permitOften no permit
Crack repair tied to active structural movement requiring additional reinforcementStandard epoxy or polyurethane injection for a single non-structural crack
—Surface finishing and sealant application

DIY vs pro

DIY vs hiring a pro for Foundation Crack Repair

DIYHire a pro
Hardware-store crack sealant on a hairline cosmetic crack with no water intrusionDiagonal or stair-step cracks, since these usually signal movement rather than simple shrinkage
—Any crack with active water seepage, since DIY sealant rarely holds under hydrostatic pressure
—Cracks that keep widening over time

When to call

When to call for Foundation Crack Repair

Call when a crack is diagonal, stair-stepped, wider than a hairline, or letting water through after rain or snowmelt. A quick injection now is cheaper than letting it keep moving. Get a free estimate to have it checked.

FAQs

Foundation Crack Repair FAQs

Is a hairline crack in my basement wall something to worry about?

A thin vertical hairline crack from normal concrete curing is usually cosmetic, but diagonal or widening cracks should get a look.

What's the difference between epoxy and polyurethane injection?

Epoxy bonds the crack for structural strength, while polyurethane expands to seal out water, so the choice depends on whether the crack is leaking.

Can I just caulk a foundation crack myself?

Surface caulk can slow water for a season but doesn't bond the crack structurally or stop it from reopening under pressure.

How much does crack injection typically cost?

Cost depends on crack length and material, but a single crack repair is usually the most affordable foundation service available.

Will the crack come back after repair?

A properly injected crack is sealed and bonded, though if the underlying settlement continues, nearby new cracking can appear.

Does insurance cover foundation crack repair?

Most homeowners insurance treats gradual settlement as excluded, so coverage is uncommon unless tied to a sudden covered event.

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Tell us about the project and how to reach you.

Call (435) 267-0513