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Foundation repair crew installing helical piers along a residential foundation wall

Foundation & Structural

Foundation Repair For Toronto Homes

Cracks, deterioration and movement in a foundation get worse with every wet season. We assess what is actually happening to the wall and repair it properly.

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Signs Of Foundation Problems

What Homeowners Notice Before A Foundation Repair.

Foundation problems present in two ways: water finding its way through the wall, and the structure itself moving. Often both are happening, because water is what erodes the soil and deteriorates the concrete in the first place.

The inspection determines which is which — and whether the correct response is a crack repair, an exterior wall repair, structural reinforcement or underpinning.

Types Of Foundation Damage

  • Vertical & diagonal cracks
  • Horizontal cracks
  • Bowing or leaning walls
  • Spalling concrete
  • Deteriorated mortar joints
  • Settlement & movement
  • Water entry through cracks
  • Failed previous repairs

Repairs We Perform

  • Foundation Crack Repair
  • Exterior Wall Repair & Sealing
  • Concrete Repair & Restoration
  • Structural Reinforcement
  • Underpinning
  • Retaining Wall Construction

Foundation Crack Repair

Seal The Crack, Then Remove The Pressure.

A repaired crack that still has water pressing against it from outside is only half a repair. We seal the crack and then deal with what put water there — drainage, grading or a deteriorated wall surface.

  • Full-depth crack injection
  • Exterior crack repair
  • Wall cleaning & parging
  • Membrane protection
  • Drainage correction
  • Grading & downspouts
Foundation repair crew installing helical piers along a residential foundation wall

Underpinning

When A Foundation Needs More Than Repair.

Where a foundation is settling, has inadequate footings, or a homeowner wants usable basement height, the correct solution is underpinning rather than surface repair.

Underpinning extends the existing foundation downward in controlled sections so the structure stays supported throughout the work.

Steel underpinning posts supporting an excavated foundation wall during structural reinforcement

How It Works

From Inspection To Final Repair.

  1. 01

    Tell Us What's Happening

    Call us or submit an inspection request with information about the issue you're seeing.

  2. 02

    We Inspect The Problem

    The property and affected areas are assessed to determine the likely source and appropriate repair.

  3. 03

    Receive A Recommended Solution

    We explain the recommended work, the project scope and what it involves.

  4. 04

    We Complete The Repair

    Our team completes the waterproofing, foundation, drainage or masonry work.

  5. 05

    Your Home Is Protected

    The project is completed and the work area is properly restored.

Foundation Projects

Foundation Work Across Toronto Neighbourhoods.

Exterior Waterproofing project in East York — Exterior foundation wall excavated to the footing with dimple membrane and new weeping tile in clear stone

Waterproofing — East York

Exterior Waterproofing

Full side wall excavated to the footing, foundation cleaned and sealed, dimple membrane installed over the wall and new weeping tile bedded in clear stone before backfill.

Interior Waterproofing project in Toronto — Interior basement perimeter drainage trench with new pipe in clear stone and a sump pit installed

Waterproofing — Toronto

Interior Waterproofing

Concrete floor cut back along the perimeter, new drainage pipe laid in clear stone and a sump pit installed on a seeping wall with no exterior access.

Side Yard Waterproofing & Parging project in Toronto — Narrow side yard excavated to the footing with dimple membrane fastened to a parged foundation wall and drainage cleanout risers in clear stone

Waterproofing — Toronto

Side Yard Waterproofing & Parging

Narrow side yard excavated past the basement entry, wall parged and sealed, dimple membrane fastened the full height and new weeping tile with cleanout risers set in clear stone.

Common Questions

Foundation Repair FAQs

Still unsure what applies to your home? Call us and describe what you're seeing.

No. Many cracks in poured concrete are shrinkage cracks that appear in the first years after construction and are primarily a water problem rather than a structural one. Cracks that are widening, stepped, horizontal, or accompanied by sticking doors and sloping floors are treated differently. The assessment matters more than the crack itself.

Completed foundation waterproofing project at a Toronto home at dusk

Not Sure How Serious That Crack Is?

Have it looked at before water, weather and another winter make the repair larger than it needs to be.

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