Foundation Wall Crack Repair

Seals, Strengthens, & Stabilizes

Foundation wall cracks are typically caused by
drying shrinkage or thermal movement and
can cause minor problems. But over time,
even minor cracks can grow larger and
cause a loss of structural integrity or, more
commonly, water leakage.

Stop Leaks: Stop Mold

Most basements eventually leak. Even if a
crack is not leaking now, eventually water will
find it. An environment that has water
(moisture) will advance the growth of mold.
Mold will continue to grow if a moisture
problem is undiscovered or unaddressed.
Mold can cause or worsen conditions such
as asthma, hay fever, and or other allergies.
The best and most cost effective strategy to
managing the growth of mold and mildew is
to prevent the intrusion of water and moisture
into the basement. Foundation Crack Repair can help.

Minimize other Problems

Any home may have a radon problem. Minimize the entry of cancer causing radon gas into your home by sealing cracks in the foundation and along the basement walls.

Closing off gaps and cracks in a foundation will also help to control and limit the insects and rodents from gaining access to a basement or crawl space.

Matthew's Wall Anchor Crack Repair

Matthew's Wall Anchor strengthens and stabilizes a cracked foundation. We repair vertical, horizontal, and corner foundation wall cracks. We provide structural integrity and peace of mind to the homeowners of Pittsburgh, Western Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia.

Matthew's Wall Anchor installers are trained and certified to properly install the Grate Products Foundation crack repair system. Grate Products recommends the Grate Sump with every crack repair. The GrateSump relieves hydrostatic pressure below the basement floor and protects from future leaking complications.