Foundation Crack Repair Products

Emecole Foundation Crack Repair Systems are used by thousands of professionals and do it yourselfers throughout the U.S. and Canada to repair leaking basement walls and create a Healthy Home Ecosystem.  Our customers have successfully repaired hundreds of thousands of poured concrete foundations with our low-pressure injection system since 1987.

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When repairing foundation cracks it is important to realize you are not just stopping an annoying puddle on the basement floor, but you are taking a step to improve your home ecosystem (the relationship between a community of living organisms in a particular area and its nonliving environment).  Cracks that leak water allow moisture into our homes which leads to mold growth.  Mold poses health risks like respiratory complications and asthma symptoms.  Even if the crack is not visibly leaking water, it can still be leaking dangerous soil gases like Radon directly into your home.  According to the EPA, Radon is the number one cause of lung cancer in non smokers and a serious health risk to a home’s ecosystem.  By using the Emecole Foundation Crack Repair System you not only stop a leaky crack, but also benefit the health of your home and the occupants.  Visit our Home Ecosystem page for more information.

For the repair of cracked concrete floors and blacktop repairs, please visit our Concrete Crack Repair Products for Flatwork section.

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• Choosing between Epoxy and Polyurethane Foam for Injection

Our new Concrete Crack Repair Estimator is now online! Input specific dimensions of your crack repair for an instant recommendation of needed material. Try it now!

For homeowners, find an Emecole Certified Contractor or do-it-yourself with one of our Emecole D-I-Y Foundation Crack Repair Kits.

For contractor pricing and purchasing, please log into your Emecole.com Contractor Account - or visit our Contractor Information section to request a username and password.

Foundation Crack Repair Starter Kits for Contractors and Do It Yourself

New to crack injection? Whether you're a contractor or a do-it-yourselfer, Emecole's Foundation Crack Repair Starter Kits include all the necessary components for low-pressure crack injection. The kits are convenient for transporting materials and components are available individually for quick and convenient re-supply of consumable products.

Foundation Crack Repair Consumables for Contractors

Select from among our complete line of Foundation Crack Repair Products for re-supply of materials.

Epoxies for Basement, Foundation and Crawl Space Crack Injection - Case Quantities

Epoxy permanently bonds cracked concrete back together. Due it its added strength, durability and reliability, Emecole recommends epoxy for repairing structural cracks in poured foundations.

Polyurethane Foams for Basement and Foundation Wall Crack Repair - Cases or Gallons

Polyurethane's flexibility and capability to expand upon injection makes it the recommended injection material for the repair of typical wet and leaking cracks in poured foundations. View Selection Chart for more information.

Surface Seals & Port Adhesives - Cases of 6 Tubesets

Specially formulated epoxy adhesives used to adhere surface ports to the foundation and to completely seal the crack surface - prevents loss of injection material.

Dispensing Tools & Accessories For Low Pressure Crack Repair

Emecole supplies the required tools and accessories necessary for the low-pressure injection of either epoxy or polyurethane foam into poured foundation cracks.

Carbon Fiber Foundation Reinforcement Products

Carbon fiber is a proven solution for the permanent repair of bowed walls in both block and poured concrete foundation cracks. Carbon fiber adds the necessary tensile strength to concrete, ensuring that the foundation is fully secured and stabilized. Carbon Fiber is superior to steel since it is stronger, lighter in weight and non-corrosive.