Crack Injection Waterproofing Specialist
We service all of Sydney.
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Basement Floor & Wall Crack Injection Waterproofing Repairs in Sydney & Surrounding Suburbs
When water starts to leak through your basement walls or floors, it can quickly lead to a very serious flood. Waterproofing Solutions Australia understands how different types of basement leaks are caused, which is why we provide a variety of repairing techniques to handle every source of wall and floor leaks.
Repair Your Leaking Floor & Wall Cracks Today!
Water can enter your basement at any point where there is an opening in the foundation. This includes not only cracks in the walls and floors, but around pipes as well.
Call Waterproofing Solutions Australia today to a free quote on crack injection waterproofing. All Sydney areas serviced.
Call Sammy 0410 495 592
Not sure where the water is coming from? Our leak detection and defect reports pinpoint the source before any repair work starts.
Our 3 Simple Step Process
- We come to you and inspect the area that requires crack injection waterproofing
- We email you the quote within 24 hours of the inspection
- We book a time and date suitable for you to start our repairs
Polyurethane Resin & Epoxy Injection
Waterproofing Solutions Australia only uses the best products available for crack injection waterproofing. We work with both polyurethane and epoxy resin injection systems, sourced from leading Australian injection suppliers and selected to suit the crack and the job.
Polyurethane resins are flexible and water-reactive — ideal for active water ingress, expanding on contact with water to seal the crack and accommodate minor movement without losing their seal.
Epoxy resins cure rigid and high-strength — used where the crack is non-moving and structural integrity needs to be restored, bonding the concrete back together rather than just sealing it.
Which system we use comes down to whether the crack is still moving, whether water is actively coming through, and whether the repair needs to be structural — not a one-size-fits-all approach.
