Residential · Clermont, FL
Cracks, sticking doors, and uneven floors often trace back to a moving slab or stem-wall. Clermont Concreters provides concrete foundation repair in Clermont, focused on diagnosing the cause and stabilizing the structure with proven methods, not surface-only patching.
We start with a site evaluation, elevation checks, and a crack and moisture map so the repair addresses movement, not just symptoms. Preparation typically includes sawcutting and removing loose concrete, cleaning with wire wheels and grinders, and pressure washing to reach sound substrate. Depending on the condition, we install epoxy or polyurethane crack injection ports, add rebar dowels with epoxy anchoring, and rebuild spalled areas with polymer-modified repair mortar or high-strength concrete, then cure and protect the repair.
In Central Florida, foundation issues are often tied to variable soils, poor drainage, plumbing leaks, and seasonal moisture swings that can soften subgrade and create voids. Where settlement or voids are present, we may recommend slab lifting with cementitious grout (mudjacking) or polyurethane foam injection, plus drainage corrections to keep water from re-saturating the base. For exposed repairs, we match finish requirements like broom-finish, trowel-finish, or knockdown texture where appropriate, and we use control and expansion joint practices to help manage future shrinkage and movement.
Customers choose us because we explain the repair in plain terms and put the scope in writing before work starts. You get a crew that works cleanly around occupied homes and active businesses, uses commercial mixers, rotary hammers, diamond blades, and proper curing methods, and follows manufacturer specs for bonding agents, epoxy injection, and repair mortars. We focus on long-term performance, including water management and joint detailing, and we do not oversell replacements when a targeted concrete foundation repair will solve the problem.
Before we wrap up, we walk the site with you and confirm the repair areas, surface finish, and any recommended next steps like downspout extensions, grading adjustments, or monitoring hairline cracks. You receive a clear written scope, material selections used (epoxy, polyurethane, cementitious grout, repair mortar), and care instructions for curing time, traffic limits, and sealant maintenance. If we access plumbing penetrations, conduits, or anchor points, we document what was disturbed and how it was restored, so you have a clean record for your maintenance file or future sale.
Yes. We provide a free written estimate after an on-site measure so thickness, reinforcement, joints, and drainage are clearly defined.
Yes. Clermont Concreters is licensed and insured, and we can provide proof of insurance for commercial and property management projects.
Yes. We handle concrete demolition, sawcutting as needed, haul-off, and subgrade rebuild before the new pour.
When permits are required, we help identify the local requirements and coordinate paperwork and inspections as needed for the project scope.
Yes. We plan joint lines and elevations to create clean transitions, and we can dowel or key connections when appropriate for the application.
Concrete foundation repair should start with the question of why the slab or stem-wall moved in the first place. At Clermont Concreters, we inspect cracking patterns, measure elevations where needed, and check for moisture sources such as drainage problems or plumbing leaks, then recommend a repair plan that stabilizes the concrete and restores load transfer. The goal is a repair that bonds, cures, and performs like concrete, not a cosmetic skim coat that re-cracks in a few months.
Common signs that point to foundation movement include stair-step cracks in block, widening slab cracks, separated baseboards, and doors that suddenly rub or won’t latch. Our process typically includes surface prep by grinding to clean concrete, routing cracks when appropriate, and using bonding agents so new material chemically and mechanically adheres. For structural cracking, epoxy injection can re-bond the concrete, while polyurethane injection is used when water is present and flexibility is needed. Where edges have broken away, we rebuild with polymer-modified cementitious repair products and detail joints and sealants to manage future movement.
If the slab has settled due to washout or soft subgrade, we can evaluate slab lifting options like cement-based grout pumping (mudjacking) or polyurethane foam injection to fill voids and re-level sections. These methods can reduce trip hazards and restore contact beneath the slab without full replacement in many cases. We also discuss practical site corrections such as downspout discharge locations, grading, and runoff control, because water management is often the difference between a lasting fix and a recurring problem.
When you request an estimate, you get a written scope with repair locations, methods, and materials, plus realistic cure times and access notes. If the inspection indicates a broader structural issue beyond concrete repairs, we will tell you early so you can involve the right design professional. For most projects, our focus remains the same: deliver concrete foundation repair that is properly prepared, properly bonded, and built to hold up under real loads and Florida weather.
Call now or send a request and we will reach out within one business day to schedule your free, no-obligation estimate in Clermont. We assess the project, review the details, and give you a written quote before any work starts, so you know exactly what to expect.
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