Foundation repair crew working on a Toronto home
Serving the Greater Toronto Area

Expert FoundationRepair in Toronto

Cracks. Bowing walls. Wet basements. Settlement. If your foundation has a problem, Toronto Foundation Repair Pros has seen it — and fixed it. We assess first, repair second. Always in writing.

2,400+
Assessments Done
GTA-Wide
Coverage
Licensed
& Insured

Know the Signs

Six Warning Signs Your Foundation Needs Attention

Foundation problems rarely appear suddenly. They signal early — if you know what to look for. Here's what homeowners across the GTA call us about most.

Stair-Step Cracks in Brick

A telltale sign of differential settlement — your foundation is moving unevenly beneath the structure.

Water After Every Rain

Chronic moisture means your waterproofing has failed or was never installed to handle Toronto's freeze-thaw cycle.

Doors That Stick or Won't Close

Frame racking caused by foundation movement shifts door openings out of square. Doors are often the first thing homeowners notice.

Sloping or Bouncy Floors

When your floors aren't level, your foundation's structural integrity is in question. Settlement or void formation beneath the slab.

Bowing or Bulging Walls

Hydrostatic soil pressure is pushing your basement walls inward. This gets worse — not better — without intervention.

White Powder on Walls

Efflorescence is dissolved mineral salts left behind by water migrating through your concrete. It confirms active moisture movement.

Seeing any of these? Call (647) 370-0382 or request a written assessment.

What We Do

Our Foundation Services

From a single crack to a full structural rebuild — we handle every stage of foundation repair, waterproofing, and underpinning.

Foundation Crack Repair

Foundation Crack Repair

Hairline or structural — we identify every crack type, seal it permanently, and prevent water infiltration. Epoxy injection, polyurethane foam, and carbon fibre strap solutions for Toronto homes.

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Basement Waterproofing

Basement Waterproofing

Interior and exterior waterproofing systems designed for Toronto's freeze-thaw climate. French drains, weeping tile, waterproof membranes, and drainage board installed to code.

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Foundation Underpinning

Foundation Underpinning

Bench-footing and pit underpinning to deepen basement slabs and reinforce aging footings. The most common reason Toronto homeowners call us when they want more headroom.

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Bowed Basement Wall Repair

Bowed Basement Wall Repair

Hydrostatic pressure and soil movement cause inward bowing. We use carbon fibre straps, steel I-beams, and wall anchors to stabilize walls and halt further movement.

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Basement Leak Repair

Basement Leak Repair

Water always finds the path of least resistance. We trace every leak to its origin — window wells, tie rods, cove joints, or wall cracks — then seal it from the inside or outside depending on severity.

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Foundation Settlement Repair

Foundation Settlement Repair

Differential settlement cracks slabs, jams doors, and stresses structural frames. We stabilize with helical piers and push piers driven to bedrock — lifting foundations back toward original grade.

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Crawl Space Encapsulation

Crawl Space Encapsulation

Vapour barriers, rigid insulation, rim joist sealing, and crawl space dehumidifiers eliminate moisture, mold, and cold floors. Full encapsulation transforms crawl spaces into conditioned storage areas.

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Sump Pump Installation & Service

Sump Pump Installation & Service

Primary sump pump installation, battery backup systems, and combination units for Toronto's heavy spring thaw and storm events. We size pumps correctly — undersized units fail when you need them most.

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Wet Basement Solutions

Wet Basement Solutions

Chronic dampness, white efflorescence, musty odours, and peeling paint all signal a moisture problem. We assess the full picture — grading, downspouts, weeping tile, and wall integrity — before recommending the right fix.

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Poured Concrete Foundation Repair

Poured Concrete Foundation Repair

Form ties corrode, cold joints open, and shrinkage cracks widen in older poured walls. We use structural carbon fibre, epoxy injection, hydraulic cement, and crystalline waterproofing — matched to the specific defect.

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Egress Window Installation

Egress Window Installation

Ontario Building Code requires minimum egress openings in basement bedrooms. We cut new openings, build window wells, waterproof the assembly, and finish to code — turning dark basement rooms into legal living spaces.

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Foundation Inspection & Assessment

Foundation Inspection & Assessment

Detailed visual and structural assessment of your foundation, drainage, grading, and waterproofing. We document every deficiency with photos and a written report — no upselling, just facts.

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Why Choose Us

What Makes Toronto Foundation Repair Pros Different

Toronto has no shortage of contractors promising to fix your foundation. Most arrive with a price in mind before they've seen the problem. We built our process around the inspection first — because you can't write an honest quote for something you haven't properly assessed.

Our technicians distinguish cosmetic cracking from structural failure, identify the actual source of moisture infiltration, and recommend only what's needed — not a full-scope job when a targeted repair will do.

2,400+
Foundations Assessed
Every property is different. Our volume means we've seen your exact situation before.
GTA-Wide
Coverage Area
Toronto, Scarborough, North York, Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Markham, and beyond.
Licensed
& Insured Crews
Every contractor in our network carries full WSIB coverage and general liability insurance.
Written
Assessment Reports
You get a documented inspection — not a verbal quote — so you know exactly what's wrong.
Certified foundation technician inspecting a Toronto basement

What We Bring to Every Job

  • Written assessment before any work begins
  • WSIB-covered, insured field crews
  • Permit handling where required
  • No commission-based salespeople

How It Works

How a Foundation Repair Project Actually Works

From your first call to the finished job — step by step.

01

Request Your Assessment

Call or fill out our form. We'll confirm a time that works for you — typically within 48 hours.

02

On-Site Foundation Inspection

A specialist walks your property: basement interior, exterior grade, downspouts, visible cracks, and drainage. Everything is documented with photos.

03

Written Findings Report

You receive a clear breakdown of every deficiency, its severity, and what happens if each item is left unaddressed.

04

Repair Scope & Honest Pricing

We outline exactly what the fix involves — no upselling, no inflating scope. You decide what to move forward with.

05

Permitted, Scheduled Work

Where building permits apply (underpinning, egress windows), we handle the paperwork. Work is scheduled around your availability.

06

Post-Job Review

We walk through the completed work with you before we leave. Any follow-up questions are answered in writing.

Where We Work

Foundation Repair Across the GTA

We cover every major municipality in the Greater Toronto Area.

TorontoCity of Toronto
ScarboroughCity of Toronto
North YorkCity of Toronto
EtobicokeCity of Toronto
East YorkCity of Toronto
MississaugaPeel Region
BramptonPeel Region
MarkhamYork Region
Richmond HillYork Region
VaughanYork Region
OakvilleHalton Region
PickeringDurham Region
AjaxDurham Region
WhitbyDurham Region
OshawaDurham Region

Common Questions

Foundation Repair FAQs

Real questions from Toronto homeowners who've called us about their foundation.

How do I know if my foundation crack is structural or cosmetic?

Width, pattern, and direction all matter. Horizontal cracks are almost always structural — they signal lateral soil pressure. Diagonal cracks often indicate differential settlement. Hairline vertical cracks in poured concrete are usually shrinkage-related and less urgent, but still worth sealing. We assess all three dimensions before recommending any repair.

How much does foundation repair cost in Toronto?

It depends heavily on the problem type and scope. Epoxy crack injection starts around $400–800 per crack. Interior waterproofing systems range from $5,000–$15,000 depending on linear footage. Underpinning can run $300–$500 per linear foot. Helical pier installation for settlement runs $1,500–$3,000 per pier. Our written assessment gives you exact numbers for your specific situation.

Do I need a permit for foundation work in Toronto?

It depends on the scope. Crack injection and waterproofing membranes typically don't require permits. Underpinning, structural wall repairs, and egress window installations do require a building permit from the City of Toronto. We handle permit applications where required.

Should I waterproof from the inside or outside?

Both approaches work — but they solve different problems. Exterior waterproofing addresses the root cause by applying a membrane to the outside face of the foundation wall and improving drainage around the footing. Interior waterproofing manages water after it gets in, using drain channels and sump systems. For severe cases, exterior is the gold standard. For finished basements where excavation isn't practical, interior systems are highly effective.

My house is 80 years old. Is foundation repair even worth it?

Almost always yes. Older Toronto homes with fieldstone or brick foundations need different solutions than poured concrete, but they're repairable. The key is correctly diagnosing whether you have structural movement, water infiltration, or both — then applying the right fix. Leaving problems in older foundations accelerates deterioration significantly.

How long does foundation work typically take?

Crack injection: a few hours. Interior waterproofing: 2–5 days depending on basement perimeter. Underpinning: 4–8 weeks for a standard Toronto basement. Exterior excavation and waterproofing: 3–7 days. We give you a project schedule before work begins so there are no surprises.

Don't Let a Small Crack Become a Structural Problem

The longer foundation issues go unaddressed, the more expensive they become to fix. Get a written assessment — no pressure, no obligation.