Foundation Crack Repair in Bergen County, NJ
What We Offer
Foundation cracks—whether hairline or structural—require professional evaluation and repair. Bergen Restoration diagnoses crack severity, injects epoxy or polyurethane to seal and stabilize, and applies waterproofing to prevent water infiltration. We integrate drainage upgrades when needed to address the root cause.
- Hairline and structural crack evaluation
- Epoxy injection for non-active cracks
- Polyurethane foam injection for active/leaking cracks
- Crack routing and sealing
- Interior carbon fiber strap reinforcement
- Waterproofing membrane application over repaired sections
- Drainage coordination where water infiltration accompanies cracking
Our Process
Inspect & Diagnose
Evaluate crack width, pattern, location, and whether water is present or seeping.
Select Method
Recommend epoxy (stable cracks), polyurethane (active leaks), or reinforcement based on findings.
Prep & Inject
Clean the crack, install injection ports, and inject sealant under pressure to fill voids completely.
Seal & Waterproof
Apply waterproofing membrane and seal all injection ports. Integrate drainage if moisture is the root cause.
Common Questions
What types of foundation cracks are serious?
Hairline cracks (less than 1/8 inch) are usually cosmetic. Cracks wider than 1/4 inch, cracks that leak water, or patterns that suggest settlement or structural stress need professional evaluation.
Can cracks be repaired without excavation?
Yes, in many cases. Interior epoxy or polyurethane injection works for non-active cracks. Active or leaking cracks may benefit from interior injection plus exterior waterproofing or drainage work.
Does crack repair stop water from entering?
Epoxy seals hairline cracks. Polyurethane foam injection works on active leaks. For best long-term results, pair crack repair with exterior waterproofing or drainage upgrades.
Should I repair foundation cracks before finishing the basement?
Yes. Finish basement walls only after cracks are evaluated and sealed. Finishing over an active leak wastes the investment and risks water damage to new materials.
Are you registered and insured?
Yes. Yes. Bergen Restoration is a registered New Jersey Home Improvement Contractor (NJHIC# 13VH08865500) with commercial general liability and workers' compensation coverage. Documentation is available on request, and homeowners should verify credentials before hiring any contractor. We encourage every homeowner to verify credentials before hiring any contractor.
Ready for Foundation Crack Repair?
Reach us by phone or email and tell us about your foundation crack or structural concern.