3 Methods to Fix Cracked Basement Wall
By: Foundation Repair New York
Method #1: Apply Polyurethane Foam
Polyurethan Foam is a flexible and rigid material made of
aromatic isocyanate - used for moldings, oftentimes fixing wall
cracks.
Step-by-step Application
Clean the area using a wire brush with soap and water.
Make sure to insert the tip of the bottle into the crack before
injecting the foam.
The foam should expand, filling the entire area.
Once done, apply a sealant.
Seek a professional help (347) 809-5544 should there's no
visible improvement.
Method #2: Apply Hydraulic Cement
Hydraulic Cement is a non-corrosive type of cement that is made
of hydraulic calcium silicates and calcium sulfate. It is commonly
used for stopping fluid leaks in masonry walls.
Step-by-step Application
Clean the crack area using soap and water.
Fill the area with hydraulic cement.
Press and even the surface using a trowel.
Make sure to use the cement at least two or three inches past
the crack.
When these procedures fail, it's a sign of foundation problems.
Call (347) 809-5544 for assistance.
Method #3: Seek Professional Help
Should cracks are horizontal, never fix anything.
Contact a team of professionals ASAP (347) 809-5544.
Who Are These Professionals?
Foundation Repair Professionals are a team of trained experts,
which usually consists of home inspector, licensed engineer and
structural-repairmen.
The team will not start the repair unless a written assessment
is submitted to the homeowner.
Photo Credits:
The FRNY Team would like to thank the following sites. These
sites own the pictures used in this presentation.
allexperts.com
homerenovationguide.com
winjama.blogspot.com
amherstfoundationrepair.com
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