Basement Concrete Wall Sewer Pipe Leak Repair

Water leakage around sewer, water, and well pipes in basement concrete walls is a common issue. The holes around these pipes are often larger than the pipes themselves, creating a void that allows water to seep in. For example, a sewer pipe may be 4 inches in diameter, but the hole in the concrete could be 5 inches or more, providing an opportunity for water infiltration.

 

At The Crack Medics, we specialize in repairing these leaks with a dual approach: epoxy patching and urethane injection. Our process begins by cleaning the area around the leak, then applying high-strength epoxy to seal the hole and block water from entering. Next, we use urethane injection to penetrate and fill the gap, expanding to form a waterproof seal from the inside out.