Foundation Repair in Lehi, UT

It depends on the cause. Crack injection often runs a few hundred to around a thousand dollars. Piering runs per pier, and wall stabilization depends on wall length and bow severity. A free on-site estimate gives you a real number.

A single hairline crack sealed with epoxy or polyurethane is usually the cheapest repair we do. Active, widening cracks tied to settlement cost more because they need a cause assessment first, not just a fill.

Crack injection is often a single visit. Piering and wall stabilization usually run one to three days depending on pier count or wall length, plus time for permit approval on structural work.

Structural work like piering, underpinning, and wall anchor or beam installation usually needs a Lehi or Utah County permit. Cosmetic crack sealing and small concrete lifting jobs usually don't. We confirm before we start.

For a hairline shrinkage crack, a caulk-and-seal kit is fine. Once a crack is wider than a credit card edge, or a wall is bowing, DIY patching won't address the movement causing it.

Call when cracks widen, doors or windows start sticking, a basement wall bows more after spring runoff, or a slab near the garage keeps sinking. Those are signs of active movement, not cosmetic wear.

Depth and number of piers, wall length and bow severity, access to the work area, and whether the issue is cosmetic or structural all move the price. Permits add time and sometimes cost on structural jobs.

An inspection, a written scope with method and material choice, the install itself, and backfill or finish work. Load verification is included on pier jobs.

Clear access to the crawl space, basement, or yard area where crew will work. Photos of the crack or wall over time help us see how fast it's moving before we even arrive.