Foundation cracks are commonly found along with the corners of windows and doorways but can also be found throughout a foundation wall. A foundation wall is 8 thick, which means the crack or opening that is allowing water to enter your home travels the entire 8 span through the foundation wall. It is important to consider the depth of the crack before performing a foundation crack repair.

Epoxies and hydraulic cement injections cannot fill the crack all the way through and cure to be very hard, resulting in a reopened crack with only the slightest foundation settling. Repairing foundation cracks using epoxies or hydraulic cement may be a common fix but in most cases, they are only a temporary solution.