Concrete Crack Injection Vancouver
Polyurethane injection for water ingress and epoxy injection for suitable structural cracks in parkades, foundations and commercial structures.
Waterproofing Resin and Structural Epoxy Are Not the Same
The correct injection material depends on moisture, movement, crack width, access and the repair objective. Flexible polyurethane is typically used to control active water ingress. Rigid structural epoxy may be specified for suitable dry, stable cracks requiring bond restoration.
Injection Solutions
Injection should follow an assessment of the crack, water source, structural condition and surrounding joints or penetrations.
Polyurethane Injection
Water-reactive resin used to reduce or stop leakage through suitable cracks, joints and voids in below-grade concrete.
Epoxy Injection
Low-viscosity rigid resin for suitable dry, stable cracks when restoring concrete continuity is required or specified.
Crack & Joint Detailing
Surface sealing, routing, flexible sealants, patching and waterproofing details used where injection alone is not the complete solution.
Our Injection Process
Assess
Review moisture, movement, access, crack pattern and repair objective.
Prepare
Clean the surface and establish packer or injection-port locations.
Inject
Introduce the selected resin under controlled pressure and sequence.
Finish
Remove ports, patch holes, clean and document the treated area.
Access, Inject and Finish
Good injection work depends on correct port placement, pressure control and understanding how water moves through the structure.
Where Crack Injection Is Used
Send Us the Crack and Leak Details
Provide the location, photos, approximate crack length and whether water is active, intermittent or dry. We will review the information and advise whether a site assessment is required.
Helpful Information:
- Property and crack location
- Close-up and wider-area photos
- Approximate crack length
- When water appears
- Access to both sides, if known
Before You Request a Quote
Should my crack use polyurethane or epoxy?
Polyurethane is generally selected for suitable active water leaks because it remains flexible. Structural epoxy is rigid and may be specified for suitable dry, stable cracks. The crack must be assessed before choosing.
Can crack injection permanently stop every leak?
Injection treats the selected crack or leakage path. Water may move to connected cracks, joints or penetrations, particularly under continuing hydrostatic pressure, so additional work can sometimes be required.
Can you inject from one side of the wall?
Often, yes. Drilled injection packers can provide access from one side, depending on wall thickness, reinforcement, crack configuration and site conditions.
Does a structural crack need an engineer?
Cracks involving movement, displacement or structural concerns should be reviewed by a qualified engineer. Structural epoxy work should follow the engineer’s repair requirements.
What does crack injection cost?
Pricing depends on crack length, access, wall thickness, water pressure, material, drilling requirements and site conditions. Photos help us provide the right starting point.
Address Water Entry Before Damage Spreads
Speak with Miyagi Construction about leaking cracks, foundation walls, elevator pits and structural repairs.