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Foundation Repair

Professional Foundation Crack Repair in Toronto

Need a concrete floor or foundation repaired?

Do you have a concrete floor that is deteriorating? Are you noticing your foundation cracking? In many cases, slight cracking is nothing to be concerned about. As concrete dries, small cracks can appear due to the excess moisture that evaporates which causes it to shrink. If the cracks in your basement floor are about 1/8″ or smaller, it is highly likely that everything is simply fine. On the other hand, if they are larger you should have them inspected. Cracks that are a 1/2″ or larger, even if there is no major cause, should be repaired as they can become a hazard for tripping.

Crack in foundation can be harmful

Furthermore, significant cracking can lead to moisture seeping into your basement through the floor which will eventually cause you many more problems in the future. If it is time to replace your concrete floor, Rooter-Man GTA is the company for you. Our concrete flooring professionals will determine the causation of your deteriorating floor. It could be due to shrinkage, stress, poor installation, or simply normal settling of the home after construction. We draw on over five decades of ROOTER®MAN brand history and 55+ years of combined experience in concrete, drain, plumbing, and waterproofing work to diagnose and resolve these issues properly. We will ensure that your new floor is installed correctly, using the best concrete formula for the type of project. When you choose Rooter-Man GTA, you can rest assured that your floor will be installed by fully licensed and insured technicians who follow proven methods used across more than 750 Rooter-Man locations in North America. Repairs can start as low as $160 per Sq Ft

Un-even Foundation

1. Determine the severity by gauging how uneven the surface is. Simple fixes can frequently correct minor unevenness, but larger variances can call for expert help from a qualified team like ours.

2. Collect the necessary tools and supplies. You’ll need the following:

  • A self-leveling or resurfacing compound for concrete
  • A concrete adhesive
  • Water – A bucket or other container for mixing the trowel
  • An extended squeegee.
  • Level – If necessary, sandpaper or a concrete grinder

3. Set Up the Area: – Remove any furniture, clutter, or loose objects from the floor.

  • Completely clean the surface by taking out any dirt, grease, and other impurities.
  • If there are holes or cracks, fill them with an appropriate concrete patch.