Crack Assessment
We look at the width, length, location and movement of each crack to judge whether it is surface or something more.

Cracks and joints opened, filled and sealed so water cannot get in
In Brief
Crack repair and sealing is filling and sealing cracks and joints in walls, slabs, roofs and floors so water cannot enter. The crack is cleaned and opened, filled with a material suited to the crack, and finished, and we advise whether a crack is a surface issue or a sign of movement that needs further attention.
Not all cracks are the same. Fine surface cracks in plaster or paint are common and mostly cosmetic. Cracks in concrete, around openings or along joints can let water into the structure. A crack that keeps widening may be caused by movement, and filling it without understanding the cause only hides the problem for a while.
We look at the crack's width, length, location and whether it moves, then choose the repair. Fine cracks can be filled and sealed on the surface. Wider or leaking cracks are opened out, cleaned and filled with a suitable material, and moving joints get a flexible sealant. If we think a crack points to a wider structural issue, we tell you and recommend that it be checked by the right professional. Crack repair is often combined with roof waterproofing or with painting afterwards, and the wider service is on our waterproofing page.

We look at the width, length, location and movement of each crack to judge whether it is surface or something more.
Cracks that need it are opened out and cleaned of dust and loose material so the filler can bond.
The crack is filled with a material suited to its size and location, for example a flexible sealant or a repair mortar.
Movement joints and edges are sealed with a flexible sealant so they can move without opening.
The repair is finished flush so it can be painted or coated afterwards.
If a crack looks like a symptom of movement, we tell you and recommend further checks.
Send photos of the cracks and where water is coming in, or let us inspect, and tell us how long they have been there.
We assess each crack and recommend the repair, and confirm the price before starting.
Cracks are opened where needed, cleaned, filled and sealed, and joints get flexible sealant.
The repair is finished for painting or coating, and we check for any remaining water entry.
Every property is different, so we confirm the price before any work starts. These are the things that most often change the time and cost.
Fine surface cracks are common and often cosmetic. Wide, growing or leaking cracks are different. We assess them and tell you whether they need repair or further checks.
If the crack is caused by movement or by a failing layer beneath, a rigid filler will crack again. A flexible sealant or a different repair may be needed.
If the crack is where water is getting in, yes. We find the entry point first. See roof and balcony leaks if the source is unclear.
Yes. Cracks should be repaired before repainting, otherwise they show through. Our painting team can finish the surface afterwards.
We repair and seal cracks. If a crack looks structural, we tell you and recommend that it be assessed by a suitably qualified professional before we proceed.
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