Business Details
Trusted Foundation Waterproofing & Repair Services in Ontario
At Sealed Right Waterproofing, we bring over 15 years of specialized expertise in foundation repair and waterproofing solutions across Ontario. Our team utilizes advanced thermal imaging and moisture analysis to diagnose and resolve basement water issues with precision. Certified by Nationwide Reinforcing for carbon fiber installation, we offer cutting-edge stabilization techniques that outperform traditional steel beam methods.We prioritize customer satisfaction through transparent on-site estimates, comprehensive warranties, and documented before-and-after service records. Our commitment to quality extends to unique applications like stone foundation restoration and hydro-excavation safety protocols, ensuring durable solutions for both residential and structural waterproofing needs.
Services
Exterior Waterproofing
Interior Drain Systems
Carbon Fiber Reinforcing
Stone Foundation Repair
Injection Waterproofing
Hydro-Excavation Services
Highlights and features
- 15+ years of Ontario-specific waterproofing experience
- Thermal imaging technology for precise moisture detection
- Nationwide Reinforcing-certified carbon fiber installation
- Lifetime manufacturer warranties on waterproofing systems
- Documented before-and-after service verification
Associations and certifications
- Nationwide Reinforcing
Services
Exterior Waterproofing
Our exterior waterproofing method excavates to foundation footings, repairs cracks using trowel-on or spray membranes, and installs protective styrofoam insulation. We replace damaged weeping tile systems and install window well drains where needed. This permanent solution addresses hydrostatic pressure and frost heave damage through comprehensive foundation sealing.
Carbon Fiber Reinforcing
Certified carbon fiber installation strengthens concrete and masonry walls against lateral pressure. Our patented system bonds .045" carbon fiber sheets to foundations, providing 10x steel strength without corrosion risks. This eliminates bowing, cracking, and wall movement while maintaining subtle aesthetics.
Interior Drain Systems
We install sub-floor drainage systems with sump pumps to combat hydrostatic floor pressure. Our method removes saturated concrete sections, creates drainage channels, and connects to exterior discharge points. Battery backup sump systems ensure continuous operation during power outages, preventing basement flooding.
Stone Foundation Repair
Specialized restoration for pre-1915 stone foundations involves excavating to the footing base, resetting displaced stones, and applying modern mortar reinforcement. We waterproof exterior stone surfaces and install weeping tile systems to prevent frost-related mortar erosion and structural damage.
Injection Waterproofing
For minor poured concrete cracks, we use polyurethane injection with carbon fiber stitching. This method cleans cracks, applies epoxy sealant, and injects water-reactive polyurethane to create watertight seals. Carbon fiber reinforcement prevents future movement in inaccessible foundation areas.
Questions
What foundation waterproofing methods do you offer?
We provide exterior waterproofing, interior drain systems, carbon fiber reinforcement, injection sealing, and historic stone foundation repair using modern materials and patented techniques.
How does carbon fiber wall reinforcement work?
Our carbon fiber system bonds high-strength polymer sheets to foundation walls, creating 10x steel-strength reinforcement that prevents cracking and bowing while maintaining subtle aesthetics.
Do you provide warranties for waterproofing services?
All installations include manufacturer lifetime warranties, with detailed before-and-after documentation provided for customer records and property transaction purposes.
Can you repair foundations with limited access?
Yes, our carbon fiber reinforcement system allows successful injection repairs for inaccessible exterior walls affected by porches, decks, or tight urban spaces.
What causes foundation cracks and how are they diagnosed?
Cracks result from hydrostatic pressure, soil expansion, or settlement. We use thermal imaging and moisture meters to identify crack types and determine appropriate repair methods.
