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Foundation Repair in Uxbridge
We repair foundation cracks and leaks across Uxbridge, from the older homes in the village core to rural and estate properties out on the concessions. A leaking crack in a poured wall usually takes polyurethane injection. A dry, dormant crack takes epoxy. A block wall that bows less than about 2 in. takes carbon fibre straps, plus a fix for whatever pushes on it. Quotes are free and in writing, and the labour carries a lifetime warranty.
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Reviewed June 2026
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Uxbridge sits on the Oak Ridges Moraine, glacial sand and gravel that drains fast. Water moves down through that ground instead of sitting against a wall, so a foundation here faces less of the high water table pressure that wets basements in the lakeshore towns.
That does not make a wall crack-proof. Concrete shrinks as it cures, the township takes the full Ontario freeze-thaw swing, and many homes here are decades old. The question is whether a crack is harmless, leaking or moving, and a free visit answers it.
The full method, epoxy and polyurethane injection and carbon fibre, is on our foundation repair page. This page is about how those repairs fit Uxbridge's ground and homes. Send the form for a free written quote. We reply within one business day.
Older homes in the village core and the hamlets
Plenty of homes on the heritage streets of the village, and in hamlets such as Goodwood, Sandford and Leaskdale, are decades old.
A single leaking crack in a poured wall is a small repair. If water also shows at other spots or at the floor joint, the job is closer to basement waterproofing in Uxbridge, and we quote it that way.
Well-drained ground, and where cracks still come from
Because the moraine drains fast, water that reaches a foundation here often comes from the surface: grading that slopes toward the house, or downspouts that dump beside the wall. Water sitting against a wall keeps a crack working, so we check the grade and the downspouts along with the crack.
Most poured walls get thin shrinkage cracks as the concrete cures. A hairline under 1/8 in. is usually that kind, and it is common. It becomes a problem when it leaks, grows or opens and closes with the seasons.
Hairline or structural: what our Uxbridge quote tells you
We measure four things: width, direction, movement and offset. A crack past 1/4 in., one that grows each year, a horizontal crack in a block wall, or one where one face sits higher than the other needs structural attention.
For a block wall that bows less than about 2 in., carbon fibre straps epoxied to the wall stabilize it. Past that, steel bracing or rebuilding a section comes into the discussion. The written quote names the crack, its cause and the fix, so you can compare it with any other quote.
Uxbridge is in north Durham, well off our home routes in southwestern Ontario, so we group Uxbridge jobs into planned trips and give you real dates.
Straight answers
Who fixes foundation cracks and leaks in an Uxbridge home?
We do, across the township, from the village core to rural and estate properties on the concessions. Our union-certified crews inject leaking cracks with polyurethane, bond dry, dormant cracks with epoxy, and reinforce bowing block walls with carbon fibre. Uxbridge jobs are booked on planned trips, so we give you a real date, not a same-week promise. The quote is free and in writing, and the labour carries a lifetime warranty for as long as you own the home.
Uxbridge ground drains well. Why does my foundation still have a crack?
Good drainage lowers the water pressure on a wall, but it does not stop concrete from shrinking as it cures or a wall from taking freeze-thaw cycles over the years. A thin vertical crack under 1/8 in. is usually shrinkage. If it leaks, grows, or one side sits higher than the other, have it looked at.
My older village home has a crack that leaks in spring. Can you just inject it?
If it is one crack in a poured wall, yes, polyurethane injection is the usual fix. If water also comes in at other spots or at the floor joint, a waterproofing system is the lasting answer. We look first and tell you which one it is.
How much does foundation repair cost in Uxbridge?
We do not publish a price, because the jobs are so different. The cost turns on severity (how many cracks, and whether the fix is a seal or reinforcement), access to the wall, the soil around the home and the season. The free written quote gives you the real number, and the number we write down is the number you pay unless you change the job.
Water is coming through a crack right now. What should I do?
From October to March, send the form and check the box that says water is coming in. Urgent water problems are seen first. We reply to every request within one business day.
Keep reading
- Foundation Repair across Southern OntarioHow we read a crack and choose epoxy, polyurethane or carbon fibre.
- Basement Waterproofing in UxbridgeWhen a wall leaks in many places, a waterproofing system is the fix.
- Concrete Contractors in UxbridgeEverything else we pour and repair across Uxbridge.
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Send the details and we'll get back to you within one business day with next steps. If water is coming in right now, check the box and we flag it urgent.
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