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Foundation Crack Injection Quote Example

Review a sample foundation crack injection quote and understand epoxy, polyurethane, warranty, and movement questions.

Concrete crack injection

Sample Contractor Quote

Inject one vertical foundation crack with polyurethane. Seal interior surface. One-year warranty against leakage at treated crack. Total: $1,250.

Price Assessment

$1,250 is within a common range for a simple crack injection, but leakage source and movement should be confirmed.

Possible Red Flags

Only one-year warranty
No statement about crack movement
No exterior drainage evaluation

Missing Items to Confirm

Crack length
Injection material details
Moisture condition
Surface prep

Questions to Ask

Is this crack structural or only leaking?
Why polyurethane instead of epoxy?
What voids the leak warranty?

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Disclaimer

This tool provides educational cost estimates only. It is not a structural engineering report, legal advice, or a substitute for an inspection by a licensed professional.