Masonry Foundation Repair & Waterproofing
Protect your home from water damage and structural issues with professional foundation repair and waterproofing services that address problems at their source.

Why Foundation Problems Demand Immediate Attention
Your foundation literally holds up your entire house. When cracks appear or water starts seeping through your basement walls, these are not problems that fix themselves. Small issues grow into major structural damage that costs far more to repair later.
Water intrusion causes the most common foundation problems we see in Beaumont. Our soil expands when wet and contracts when dry. This constant movement puts pressure on foundation walls, creating cracks and allowing water to enter. Once water gets in, it can damage interior walls, ruin belongings, and create conditions for mold growth.
We specialize in fixing masonry foundations the right way. That means identifying why the problem happened in the first place, not just patching visible damage. Your foundation repair solution from our expert team addresses both the symptoms and the underlying causes.
Early intervention saves you money. A crack that costs a few hundred dollars to fix today might require thousands in repairs if left alone. We have seen foundations deteriorate to the point where major reconstruction becomes necessary. Do not wait until small warning signs become structural emergencies.
Common Foundation Issues We Fix
Let us walk you through the foundation problems we handle every day. Horizontal cracks running along mortar joints indicate pressure from outside pushing against your foundation wall. These need immediate attention because they suggest soil movement or water pressure building up.
Vertical cracks often result from foundation settlement. As your home settles over time, stress concentrates at weak points and creates cracks. Small hairline cracks might not threaten structural integrity, but wider cracks or those that keep growing definitely need professional repair.
Warning Signs of Foundation Problems
- •Visible cracks in foundation walls, especially those wider than a quarter inch
- •Water stains or dampness on basement walls
- •Doors and windows that stick or no longer close properly
- •Gaps between walls and ceilings or floors
- •Bowing or bulging foundation walls
- •Musty odors indicating moisture problems
Efflorescence, those white chalky deposits on masonry, tells us water is moving through your foundation. As water evaporates, it leaves behind salt deposits. This indicates active moisture problems that need waterproofing solutions. Our brick repair and restoration services can address related masonry damage throughout your home.
Our Comprehensive Waterproofing Approach
Effective waterproofing means stopping water before it reaches your foundation. We take a multi-layered approach that addresses drainage, surface treatment, and crack repair. One solution alone rarely solves persistent water problems.
First, we look at how water flows around your property. Poor grading that slopes toward your foundation sends water right to your walls. We identify drainage issues and recommend solutions like regrading, extending downspouts, or installing proper drainage systems.
Next, we apply waterproof coatings and sealants to foundation walls. These create barriers that prevent water penetration. We use commercial-grade products designed for below-grade applications that can handle hydrostatic pressure from saturated soil.
For existing cracks, we use specialized repair methods depending on crack size and location. Epoxy injection works for narrow cracks, creating a bond stronger than the surrounding concrete. Wider cracks might need routing and sealing with polyurethane. We choose the right method for lasting results.
Interior waterproofing catches water that gets past exterior defenses. We can install interior drainage systems that channel water to sump pumps. Combined with exterior work and proper grading, this keeps your basement dry year-round. Many homeowners also benefit from our tuckpointing services to prevent water infiltration through deteriorated mortar joints.
