The Right Repair for Your Foundation

When it comes to foundation repairs, it’s important to choose an experienced contractor who can identify the source of the problem and perform the right repair. Brick, block, and poured concrete foundations all require different remedies, and the nature of the problem can vary widely.

  • Soil shifting
  • Excessive water or moisture
  • Too little water or moisture
  • Structural integrity issues

Any of these conditions can lead to a failing foundation, and receiving the proper repairs depends on picking the right contractor.

In Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin, you can count on the professionals from Dry Otter Basement Waterproofing & Foundation Repair. We use the most modern tools and techniques available to pinpoint the problem and apply the correct solution for your residential, commercial, or industrial property.

Foundation Repair That Is Good As New

Foundation repairs can be handled the same way you’d handle a serious injury — you can put a Band-Aid on it and hope it gets better, or you can have a surgeon do what needs to be done.

Surface treatments are the Band-Aids of foundation crack repairs. They put a patch over the problem, but they don’t fix the underlying issues. For example, if your foundation crack is caused by soil shifting, the soil will keep shifting. Applying a surface treatment might slow down a leak, but the wall will keep getting weaker.

Dry Otter Basement Waterproofing & Foundation Repair investigates the problem and applies an effective, permanent solution. Our toolbox includes a number of techniques and products that get the job done correctly.

Polyurethane Epoxy Injections

Epoxy bonds to the wall’s structural materials and creates a rigid, permanent repair.

  • Permanent stopgap for water and soil gases
  • Effective for vertical, horizontal, and corner cracks
  • Can be used to repair existing epoxy patches

Carbon Fiber Reinforcement

Foundation Repair

We use carbon fiber staples and carbon fiber wall supports to stabilize walls and prevent them from shifting.

  • Less intrusive than traditional methods
  • Smooth and nearly invisible when painted
  • Lightweight
  • 10 times stronger than steel
  • Noncorrosive

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