
concrete foundation repair Vancouver
Concrete Foundation Repair in Vancouver
Restore concrete to full strength
About Concrete Foundation Repair in Vancouver
Concrete foundations deteriorate for many reasons: freeze-thaw cycling, corrosion of embedded rebar, alkali-silica reaction (ASR), chemical attack from sulphate-rich soils, and simple carbonation over time. In Metro Vancouver's wet climate, the most common issues are delamination from freeze-thaw cycling (particularly in exposed foundations above grade), rebar corrosion from chloride ingress causing spalling, and honeycombing from original placement defects. Structural concrete repair isn't just cosmetic patching — it requires removing all compromised material to a sound substrate, treating corrosion, applying the right bonding agent, and placing repair mortar with the same or better strength and permeability characteristics as the original concrete. Vancouver Foundation Repair Co brings the right equipment and the right method to every job.
Signs You Need This Service
- Chunks of concrete falling from foundation face
- Rust stains on concrete surface indicating corroding rebar
- Hollow sound when concrete face is tapped
- Visible aggregates exposed by surface erosion
- White crystalline deposits indicating water migration
Why Fix It Now
Our Concrete Foundation Repair Process
Condition Survey
We sounding-test the entire foundation for delamination (hollow spots), mark repair boundaries 2" beyond visible deterioration, and probe rebar for corrosion extent.
Removal & Surface Prep
Deteriorated concrete is removed to sound material by chipping or hydrodemolition. Corroded rebar is cleaned to bare metal (NACE SP0108) and treated with corrosion inhibitor.
Repair Material Application
Bonding agent is applied and allowed to reach tack. Repair mortar — matched to the substrate's strength and CTE — is placed and consolidated in lifts, then finished to match adjacent surfaces.
Protective Coating
Elastomeric or crystalline coatings are applied to the repaired zone and a buffer area to prevent moisture and chloride reingress and to reduce future repair cycles.

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