Concrete Crack Injections

20+ years specialist experience in Concrete Crack Injections, rising damp and remedial waterproofing solutions

Concrete Crack Injections

Being in the industry as long as we have, we have seen it all! We work with a diverse range of clients, from small residential projects to large commercial and industrial buildings. We love to solve client problems. The following are some of the different types of clients that we have helped.

Homeowners
Commercial property owners
Strata Properties
Industrial clients
Government and public sector clients
Engineering consultants

No matter what your problem is, our team can be onsite to provide you a solution. There is no job too big and no job too small for AWS!

Concrete Crack Injection - Our Process

Concrete crack injection is the solution you've been searching for. This innovative process effectively repairs and seals cracks in concrete, providing a long-lasting and reliable solution to water infiltration. Our expert team will start by thoroughly cleaning the crack and surrounding area to ensure the best possible adhesion of the injection material.

Inspection

The first step is to inspect the crack and determine its cause, size, and location. This is important to ensure that the repair method chosen is appropriate for the specific type of crack.

Drilling

Drilling of the holes at a 45 degrees angle towards the crack.

Cleaning

The next step is to clean the crack thoroughly. This typically involves flushing any loose dust and debris, inserting metallic injection ports into the holes. This ensures that the repair material can bond effectively to the existing concrete.

Injection

The repair material, usually an epoxy or polyurethane, is then injected into the crack using a specially designed injection gun. The material is forced into the crack under pressure, filling it completely. Watch for excess resin pouring out of the injection ports, which signifies the crack is filled internally.

Curing

After the crack is filled, the repair material needs to cure, or harden. This typically takes a few hours to a day, depending on the type of material and the ambient temperature.

Finishing

Once the repair material is fully cured, the surface of the repair is typically smoothened and finished to match the surrounding concrete.

Residential, commercial, industrial & strata

It is important to note that the crack injection process should be done by trained professionals with experience in the field to ensure that the repair is done correctly and will last a lifetime.

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