In 2025, New England Foundation Crack Repair completed foundation crack repair, waterproofing, and structural projects across Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island. While we serve homeowners throughout the region, this post highlights some of the most active communities we worked in and the foundation services most commonly needed.

Ignoring a leaking foundation crack through one winter can lead to wider cracks, increased water intrusion, mold growth, and added structural stress. New England’s freeze-thaw cycles often accelerate damage, turning a manageable issue into a more complex problem by spring. Here’s what homeowners should know.

A failed DIY foundation crack repair can allow water to continue traveling through the wall behind the surface patch. This project shows how a low-pressure repair attempt was corrected using professional high-pressure injection, permanently sealing the crack from the inside out and stopping water intrusion for good.

Foundation cracks are a common issue in New England homes and can range from cosmetic to serious water intrusion or structural concerns. The correct repair method depends on the crack’s type, size, location, and cause. Because water pressure originates within the wall, surface patching and waterproof paint often fail. Professional crack repair focuses on sealing the crack from the inside out to provide long-term protection and prevent future leaks.

In Part 4 of our Winter Foundation Readiness Series, we look back at the foundation issues NEFCR saw most often in 2025 — and what they predict for the coming winter.

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In Part 1 of NEFCR’s Winter Foundation Readiness Series, we break down the most common winter foundation problems New England homeowners face — and how freezing temperatures create conditions that worsen cracks, leaks, and structural movement.

New England homes face unique structural stresses — from freeze-thaw cycles to heavy soil moisture. This 2025 Foundation Maintenance Checklist explains exactly what homeowners should inspect each season to protect their basements, avoid major repairs, and maintain long-term structural stability.

New England’s four seasons each take a toll on your home’s foundation. From spring’s heavy rains to winter frost heave, poured concrete, fieldstone, and block foundations all face unique challenges. Learn how to protect your foundation in New England year-round with expert tips from New England Foundation Crack Repair.

Foundation cracks don’t just threaten your home’s structure — they also waste electricity. Learn how sealing your foundation improves energy efficiency, lowers bills, and keeps your home more comfortable year-round.

What starts as a tiny hairline crack can quickly become a homeowner’s worst nightmare. In this storytelling blog, we follow a crack’s journey from its quiet beginning to potential disaster—and reveal how NEFCR uses high-pressure crack injection and carbon fiber straps to stop damage in its tracks.

Summer heat can do more than make you sweat—it can quietly damage your home's foundation. In New England, rising temperatures and dry conditions cause soil to shift, settle, and pull away from your foundation walls. This blog explores how summer heat affects your foundation, the warning signs to watch for, and what steps you can take to protect your home before minor issues turn into costly repairs.

Selling your home soon? Don’t let foundation issues lower your sale price or scare off buyers. The latest blog post from NEFCR covers simple repairs that add value and confidence during inspections. PLUS: Download a FREE checklist to prep your basement and foundation before you list!

This Foundation Friday highlights a commercial waterproofing project at a local bank dealing with water intrusion beneath a drive-thru window. Our team sealed two cold joints, a floor-to-wall seam, and a pipe conduit, then restored the damaged area with new Drylok. Learn how New England Foundation Crack Repair protects commercial properties with expert injection and structural waterproofing solutions across Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island.

Water infiltration is a silent threat to your home’s foundation and basement. From mold growth to structural damage, even small leaks can lead to big problems. Learn the common signs, causes, and most effective ways to prevent water intrusion before it gets worse. Protect your home from the ground up with these expert tips.

Foundation repairs prevent water intrusion—eliminating the moisture mold needs to grow. Keep your home dry, safe, and mold-free.

Learn how concrete technology helps protect your home’s foundation, prevent water damage, and ensure long-term stability.

Learn how NEFCR sealed a leaking pipe penetration in Northbridge, MA, using cement, high-pressure injection, and waterproofing.

Foundation issues can be a major challenge for property managers, impacting both tenants and building integrity.

Understanding New England soils & their impact on drainage and basement waterproofing can help protect your foundation from water damage.