Real per-crack pricing, what drives it up or down, and a calculator that gives you a planning estimate in seconds.
In Toronto and the GTA, professional crack injection typically costs $750–$1,500 per crack at our current published rates — polyurethane leak-sealing runs $750–$1,000, structural epoxy $850–$1,500, and tie-rod hole sealing $75–$150 per hole, depending on crack length and access. Every repair includes a written quote before work starts and a transferable lifetime warranty.
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Planning estimate based on our current published pricing for accessible poured-concrete cracks (typically up to ~6–8 ft): polyurethane $750–$1,000 per crack · epoxy $850–$1,500 per crack · tie-rod holes $75–$150 each. HST and finished-basement access/restoration extra unless quoted. Volume pricing applies for 3+ cracks. Final price confirmed after a free inspection or photo review — this tool is not a quote.
Transparent pricing only works when the company behind it is solid.
Backed by the DryShield family — a quarter-century of GTA basements kept dry.
Injection repairs warrantied for life — and the warranty moves with the house when you sell.
Full commercial coverage on every job, every crew, every home.
Eligible contractor for City of Toronto, Peel & Halton basement-flooding subsidy programs.
Inspection, honest diagnosis, and an exact per-crack quote — free, no pressure.
Your price is confirmed in writing before any work starts — no hourly surprises.
| Repair scenario | Typical price range (CAD) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Single crack, polyurethane, unfinished basement | $750–$1,000 | Most common repair |
| Single crack, structural epoxy | $850–$1,500 | Material + application time premium |
| Additional cracks, same visit | Volume pricing (3+ cracks) | Quote typically below single-crack rates |
| Tie-rod hole sealing | $75–$150 per hole | Small round formwork leaks |
| Finished basement access | Quoted at assessment | Restoration quoted separately |
Prices current at our current published rates, aligned with our published Ontario pricing; typical pricing assumes an accessible poured-concrete crack up to ~6–8 ft. Confirmed in writing at your free assessment. HST extra.
Materials and injection time scale with the crack, floor to top; a 10-foot wall costs more than a 4-foot pony wall.
Polyurethane leak-sealing is the economical standard; structural epoxy costs more and cures slower.
An exposed wall is the base case. Finished basements need drywall opened — smallest section possible.
The first crack carries the visit cost; additional cracks on the same visit price lower.
Old failed patches must be drilled out; very wide cracks need staged fills; high water flow needs flow-control resins.
The season, whether the crack is actively leaking, or how urgently you book. No storm surcharges.
| Approach | Typical GTA cost | Stops the leak? | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| DIY kit | ~$60–$150 | Rarely, briefly | Face-fill only; complicates real repair later |
| Hydraulic cement / caulk patch | Under $100 in materials | Temporarily | Rigid patch on a moving wall — fails in seasons |
| Professional injection | $750–$1,500 per crack | Yes — full depth | One visit, warrantied, no digging |
| Exterior excavation + membrane | $5,000–$20,000+ | Yes | Right answer for some walls (block/stone) — overkill for a single poured-wall crack |
The City of Toronto Basement Flooding Protection Subsidy, and equivalent Peel and Halton programs, subsidize eligible flood-protection work for homeowners. Program rules, eligible items and amounts change — and not every crack repair qualifies — so we review current program fit at your assessment rather than promising a rebate on a webpage. As an eligible contractor for these programs, we’ll walk you through the current rules honestly, including when your repair doesn’t qualify.
Different materials (kit-grade vs. commercial resins), different depths of repair (face-fill vs. full-depth), different warranties, and different overheads. A low quote that patches the visible face costs more over five years than a full-depth injection done once. When you compare quotes, compare what’s included — the resin grade, the depth of fill, and the warranty behind it — not just the number at the bottom.
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Written per-crack quote, no obligation. Use the calculator for planning, then lock in the real price with a free assessment.
