• basement floor

Structural vs. Non-structural Foundation Cracks

Cracks in your foundation can trigger many questions. Is this a simple crack and nothing more? Will it worsen with time? Can it threaten the structural integrity of my home, especially the walls? Is there […]

  • Gunite Pool Crack Repair - stop structural cracks

I See Pool Cracks. Now what?

Repairing cracks in a pool isn’t something to be taken lightly. Pool cracks do more than let water out and cost money in refilling the pool regularly, they can ultimately cost you thousands of dollars […]

  • Risks of Ignoring Structural Cracks

Why Compression Works For Structural Crack Repair

When it comes to structural crack repair, anything that doesn’t repair the structure itself is useless. Putting epoxy into a crack doesn’t repair the structure, it blocks the hole, however, the structure is still damaged […]

  • Torque Lock vs. Other Structural Crack Repair Solutions

Proper Compression Means Everything

Getting a crack stabilized means applying a solid compression to both sides of the crack. Applying proper compression means everything. Once that compression is applied at 12 inch intervals down the length of the crack, […]

  • if the crack takes dye - it's structural

If the Crack Takes Dye – It’s Structural

Understand, first off, if it doesn’t take dye, it can still be structural. However, in the video below, you’ll see that this crack is pulling dye. This tells us, without a doubt, that water is […]

  • basement floor

I Used Torque Lock in my Basement

Colorado resident Mark Bancroft emailed to talk about his basement floor experience. What began with hairline cracks ended with a very secure feeling that exceeded his expectations for repair on a fairly new home near […]