What is concrete lifting?

It's the process of raising sunken concrete using polyurethane foam injection.

Driveways, sidewalks, patios, pool decks, garage floors, and interior slabs.

When can I use the concrete again?

Typically within 15–30 minutes after injection.

Is it cheaper than replacing concrete?

Yes — usually a fraction of the cost of full replacement.

How long does foam last?

It's a long-term solution that won't wash out or degrade like older methods.

Foundation Repair Solutions for Your Home.

A few problems with your home's foundation could mean it's shifting along the soil it was built on. Get an inspection — before small cracks become structural problems.

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Get Your Foundation Repair Done from the Experts

Your foundation is the critical support for your home’s structural integrity. If you have a foundation issue, only professional foundation repair can get things back into shape. And you want high-quality foundation solutions because the quality repairs can leave your home in cleaner shape than it was.

Foundation Problem Signs

Your foundation supports your house, so it’s critical for your safety to maintain it. Here are the most common signs that your foundation needs repair — click any sign to learn more.

Foundation Cracks

Floor cracks indicate settling foundations and hydrostatic pressure. Discover the causes and the right way to fix them permanently.

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Floor Cracks

Drywall and sheetrock cracks are typical signs of a foundation issue. They usually indicate a prompt foundation inspection is needed.

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Sheetrock & Drywall Cracks

Drywall and sheetrock cracks are typical signs of a foundation issue. They usually indicate a prompt foundation inspection is needed.

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Drywall Nail Pops

Small dome-like protrusions on your interior walls or ceilings can signal underlying foundation problems. Learn how to repair and prevent them.

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Sticky Doors & Windows

Doors and windows that suddenly stick or won't close are often a sign your foundation has shifted. Find out why and what to do.

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Uneven & Sloping Floors

Sloping or uneven floors impact your home's structural safety and cosmetic appearance. See the causes and permanent solutions.

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Foundation Repair Solutions

We offer a tailored solution that’s customized to your home’s needs. Our variety of repair and reinforcement methods give you something for every issue and our certified specialists will be happy to explain which one is best for your home.

Helical Piles

Steel shafts torqued into load-bearing soil. Year-round installation, no curing time. Best for existing homes, decks, and new construction.

Push Piers

Hydraulically driven steel piers using the home's weight to reach bedrock. Often lifts the foundation back to original position.

Crack Injection

High-pressure epoxy or polyurethane fills cracks from front to back. Permanent, flexes with movement, dries water-tight.

Carbon Fiber Repairs

High-tensile carbon fiber bonded across cracks for structural reinforcement. Permanent, low-profile, finishable over drywall.

Foundation Crack Repair tech installing a steel I-beam against a basement wall

Wall Repair System (Steel I-Beams)

Steel beams that stabilize foundation cracks and bowing walls before they worsen. Long-term results for bowed basement walls.

We get it right the first time, every time. Our solutions are built to last — backed by lifetime warranty.

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Award-Winning Service

Don't take our word for it — hear from Long Island homeowners who trusted Foundation Crack Repair with their biggest investment.

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"Tyler's crew showed up on time, explained everything in plain English, and finished the job a day ahead of schedule. Best contractor experience I've had on Long Island."

Mike R.
‍Huntington, NY

"Honest assessment, fair price, and they backed it with a real lifetime warranty. Two years later: zero new cracks. Highly recommend."

Jennifer L.
‍Smithtown, NY

"We had three other quotes — Foundation Crack Repair was the only team that actually inspected before quoting. Pro work, fair price."

David K.
‍Massapequa, NY

"Knew the issue, fixed it right, cleaned up after. Tyler answered every question without making me feel like an idiot. Five stars."

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Babylon, NY

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FAQs About Foundation Repair

Can I Fix Foundation Problems on My Own?

No. Foundation work involves engineered systems, structural calculations, and specialized equipment. DIY patches almost always make the underlying problem worse and harder to repair properly. Even a hairline crack should be assessed before you decide what to do about it.

Are Foundation Problems Really Serious?

Yes. Foundation problems compound. A small crack today becomes water intrusion next year, structural damage the year after, and a five-figure repair within a decade. Fixing early is always cheaper than fixing late.

Do I Need to Fix My Foundation Problems Immediately?

It depends on severity. Active settlement, bowing walls, and water intrusion need immediate attention. Stable hairline cracks can sometimes be monitored. Our free inspection tells you which category your situation falls into and what the timeline is.

Is foundation repair covered by insurance?

Standard homeowners insurance typically does not cover foundation repair caused by gradual settlement, soil movement, or hydrostatic pressure. Coverage is sometimes available for sudden damage (e.g., burst pipe, vehicle impact). We can provide documentation to support a claim, but check your policy first.

How long does foundation repair take?

Crack injection projects can be done in a single day. Helical pile and push pier installations typically take 2–4 days. Wall reinforcement takes 1–3 days. We give a clear timeline upfront with the estimate.

Fix It Now, Pay Over Time

Affordable Financing Available
So the fix doesn't have to wait.

Foundation problems only get worse (and more expensive) the longer they're ignored. We offer low monthly payment options for qualifying projects — ask about financing during your free inspection.

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Foundation Repair Is Easier Than You'd Think