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Riverton Foundation Pros

Foundation Crack Repair in Draper, UT

Foundation crack repair in Draper, UT seals structural and leaking cracks with epoxy or polyurethane injection, with free estimates and same-day options.

  • 15+ Years local experience
  • 500+ Projects completed
  • Licensed & Insured

Serving Draper and nearby communities.

Foundation crack repair covers sealing cracks that are static or actively leaking, which is a narrower job than underpinning. Not every crack means the foundation is failing. A hairline, non-widening crack is usually cosmetic; a diagonal or stair-step crack that's grown since last year is usually a sign of soil movement underneath, and that distinction decides whether epoxy injection or a bigger structural fix is the right call.

Riverton Foundation Pros maps every crack by width, direction, and whether it's still active before recommending epoxy or polyurethane. Clay and sand soil mixes along the Wasatch Front shift seasonally, which is the most common cause of new cracking in Draper basements.

What's included

What's included with Foundation Crack Repair

Typically included: Optional: Customer prep:

  • Crack inspection and classification (active vs. static)
  • Surface cleaning and injection port setup
  • Epoxy or polyurethane injection along the full crack length
  • Surface finishing and a watertight final check
  • Exterior crack sealing where the crack is accessible from outside
  • Protective topcoat over the repaired surface
  • Clear items stored against the cracked wall
  • Take a photo of the crack now so we can confirm whether it's changed

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.

Materials

Materials and methods for Foundation Crack Repair

  • Epoxy Injection Resin photo

    Epoxy Injection Resin

    Bonds a static, non-moving crack back into a single structural piece, restoring strength rather than just hiding the gap.

  • Polyurethane Foam Sealant photo

    Polyurethane Foam Sealant

    Expands to fill an active or leaking crack and keeps flexing with minor seasonal movement instead of cracking again.

  • Injection Ports photo

    Injection Ports

    Spaced along the crack so sealant reaches the full depth, not just the visible surface.

  • Surface Primer photo

    Surface Primer

    Preps the concrete so the injected material actually bonds instead of sitting on dust.

  • Masonry Patch Compound photo

    Masonry Patch Compound

    Blends the repaired section with the surrounding wall for a clean finish.

  • Protective Topcoat photo

    Protective Topcoat

    Shields the repair from the moisture swings that come with Utah's wet spring and dry summer cycle.

Timeline

How long does a Foundation Crack Repair take?

Most single-crack repairs wrap up in a single visit.

  1. 01

    Inspection and classification

    same day
  2. 02

    Injection and sealing

    same day

    for most single cracks

  3. 03

    Surface finishing

    same day

    follows directly after injection

  4. 04

    Cure time before load

    24 hours

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Before & after

Before and after Foundation Crack Repair results

  • Foundation Crack Repair photo
    Before
  • Foundation Crack Repair photo
    After

FAQs

Foundation Crack Repair FAQs

Is a hairline crack in my foundation normal or a structural problem?

A thin, straight, non-widening crack under about 1/16 inch is usually shrinkage and cosmetic. A diagonal or stair-step crack, or one that's visibly widened, points to soil movement and deserves a closer look before it's just sealed.

Can I just fill a foundation crack myself with epoxy?

Hardware store epoxy kits can seal a small static crack. They don't work well on active cracks that are still moving, and they won't fix the underlying cause if the crack keeps reappearing, that's usually a sign of settlement that needs piering, not more epoxy.

What's the difference between foundation crack repair and underpinning?

Crack repair seals a crack that's already there. Underpinning adds support beneath the foundation to stop the settlement that caused the crack in the first place. If a crack keeps returning after repair, underpinning is usually the next step.

How much does foundation crack repair cost in Draper?

Cost scales with crack length and whether it's leaking. A single short static crack is on the lower end; a long active crack needing polyurethane and exterior sealing costs more.

Will homeowners insurance cover foundation crack repair?

Most policies exclude gradual settlement and soil movement, which covers the majority of foundation cracks. Sudden damage from a specific event is sometimes covered, check your policy language before assuming either way.

Next step

Get a Foundation Crack Repair estimate in Draper

Call Riverton Foundation Pros at +1 (385) 600-7881 or request a free estimate. We'll tell you straight whether it's cosmetic or structural before recommending a fix.

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