Leak Repair

LEAK REPAIR

Commercial Services

Why You Need Professional Commercial Leak Repair

Commercial leak repair is crucial for maintaining the integrity of a building and preventing water damage. A leaky roof or walls can lead to costly repairs and can even cause business interruption. Using FoamWorks for commercial leak repair services is an efficient and effective way to address these issues.

We specialize in using polyurethane foam, a versatile and durable material that can be used to seal leaks and prevent further water damage. Not only is polyurethane foam highly effective in stopping leaks, but it also cures quickly, allowing for minimal disruption to business operations. Choosing FoamWorks for commercial leak repair services ensures that the repair will be done correctly and efficiently, preventing water damage and keeping your business running smoothly.

Effective Leak Repair: Understanding Our Method of Sealing Concrete Leaks

Foamworks uses a Polyurethane foam that seals off the leaks with our environmentally friendly foam. Our foam quickly expands into the cracked area of the concrete and creates a barrier that keeps water out. The polyurethane foam is a highly effective solution for sealing concrete leaks because it is extremely durable and flexible, able to withstand the pressure of the water and the movement of the concrete. Once the foam is in place, the concrete will be good as new and you won’t have to waste any money on costly replacement projects.

Additionally, this method of sealing concrete leaks is much faster and more cost-effective than traditional methods, such as tearing out and replacing the entire slab. With our commercial leak repair services, you can be sure that your business will be protected from water damage and interruption, saving you both time and money.

TESTIMONIALS

Here's what our satisfied customers had to say about our services:

They Turn Back Time

“Their availability is timely and their workmanship accomplishes a stabilization for concrete surfaces that turns back time.”

Julie B

One Year Later

“It has been a year since you guys came out my sidewalk still looks good and has not moved. I am glad I called FoamWorks. Thanks!”

Darrell | September, 2019

Friendly and Professional

“Very friendly and professional!!! I would recommend to anyone needing this type of work done !!!!

Satisfied Customer | March 2019

Amazing Work

“Great company will do amazing work for your concrete”

Johnny W

Affordable and Effective

“Finally an affordable way to fix my cracked driveway!!”

Shannon J

Have A Few More Questions?

How To Repair a Concrete Ceiling Water Leak?

To repair a leaking concrete roof, you first need to find the leakage source, fill the cracks or holes that you find on the top with roof cement or mortar and leave it to dry out completely. After it has completely dried out, spread an elastomeric sealant on the corners, holes, cracks, and other areas that seem to be damaged. If you wish to reinforce the sealant, you can apply a second coating on the damaged parts the next day.

How To Repair Water Leak in Concrete Slab?

There are different ways you can repair water leaks in a concrete slab, but the ideal solution will depend on the leak’s location and how the house is constructed. To repair, you can do it by jamhamering the slab–digging into the pipe, and doing the repair. Or you can construct a new line through the attic or wall and leave the leaking line under the slab. The other way is by digging a tunnel through the debris under the slub from outside to where the leak is located.

How To Repair Water Leak in the Concrete Wall?

You can concretely repair water leaks by patching the holes, carrying out masonry waterproofing, or even attacking the source.

How To Repair Leaking Cracks in Concrete Foundation Walls?

If you need a permanent and simple repair for your leaking cracks in concrete walls, follow the following steps:

The first step is to ensure that the crack is fully dry, if not dry
Then scrub the crack to ensure it becomes cleans
Align the injection point with a nail
Mix the two paper epoxy crack sealer
Spread the sealer on the foundation
Apply a larger amount of the sealant to the crack dispense the Epoxy
Fill the ports up
Allow the necks to stay for about five days, and before cutting them