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Foundation Repair in Kelowna & the Okanagan

Cracked foundation or water in the basement? Call or send a photo and our foundation specialists will tell you what it is, what it'll take to fix and whether it can wait.

  • Free to ask, no obligation
  • Local Okanagan specialists
  • Straight answers, no pressure

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A photo of the crack helps the specialist give you a useful answer faster.

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Is my foundation crack serious?

The direction and width of a crack tell you most of what you need to know. Find yours below.

Usually cosmetic

Hairline vertical

Common shrinkage crack. Seal it if it leaks or keeps growing.

Get it checked

Diagonal or stair-step

Often a sign of settling. Wider at one end is the warning sign.

Call soon

Horizontal

Soil pressure pushing the wall in. These get worse, not better.

Call soon

Wide or leaking

Wider than a quarter inch or letting water in. Fix before spring runoff.

Not sure which one you have? Send us a photo →

Why Okanagan foundations crack

Okanagan homes deal with freezing winters, fast spring thaws and a lot of hillside lots. Water that soaks into the ground around a foundation freezes, expands and pushes on the walls. Over years, that shows up as cracks, damp spots and walls that start to lean. Catching it early is almost always cheaper than waiting.

How it works

  1. Call or send a photo

    Tell us what you're seeing and where you are.

  2. We take a look

    We review what you sent and explain what's going on.

  3. You decide

    You get the options and the price. There's no obligation to go ahead.

Serving the Central & North Okanagan

  • Kelowna
  • West Kelowna
  • Lake Country
  • Vernon
  • Peachland

Common questions

Is a crack in my foundation normal?

Thin vertical cracks are common as concrete cures. Horizontal, widening or leaking cracks are the ones to have looked at.

What happens after I send a photo?

A foundation specialist looks at it and gets back to you about what it is, what it'll take to fix and roughly what it costs.

Can I fix it myself?

Store-bought kits can seal a hairline crack. Anything structural or leaking is worth having a professional look at.

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