The Need for Crack Repair in Homes in MA and NH Is Common

There are two types of cracks that can occur in your home’s foundation; foundation wall cracks and basement floor cracks. Rescon can help with both of these kinds of cracks that plague Southern New Hampshire and Northern Massachusetts homes. 

Foundation Wall Cracks

Foundation wall cracks are the most common source of seepage in residential basements across MA and NH. Some of the common causes of these cracks are structure settling, concrete shrinkage or poor site conditions related to soil type and compaction, drainage or concrete strength. Most wall cracks are minor in nature and typically pose no structural risk. Some horizontal cracks may indicate a more serious issue and may require a designed crack repair from a structural Engineer. Identifying the cause and understanding the cracking pattern is the key to a successful repair.

Our crack repair specialists are trained in many repair procedures including, Epoxy and Urethane Pressure Injection, CrackShield™ Dual Process and have worked with many Engineers in designing site-specific repair criteria.

Basement Floor Cracks

Concrete floor cracks exist in almost everyone’s basement. Since most basement floors are not a structural element of a home’s foundation, most floor cracks are superficial in nature. They can still be unsightly and under certain conditions, allow for the entry of water and harmful soil gases (radon) into your home.

We offer many solutions related to floor crack repair. You’ll notice the difference right away once the cracks are repaired. Benefits include: better humidity, no more leaks, and fewer moles and pests.  From minor aesthetic concerns requiring patching and sealing to major issues like hydro-static pressure and complete slab removal and replacement, Rescon has the experience. 

Common Basement Problems

Water Seeping into the Basement
Cracks in the Basement Floor or Wall Cracks
High Humidity in the Basement
Mold and Mildew Problems
Odors and Smelly Basements
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Wet Flooded Basements in all Seasons