Foundation Repair: New Service By Kryocon

Kryocon is a popular Edmonton crack repair company. The Edmonton, Alberta company has now announced the launch of a brand new service, which is foundation repair. They offer this new service across Edmonton and Sherwood Park and they guarantee that the work will be done right.

Kelly Kramer from Kyrocon says: "Repairing foundation cracks or cracks in your basement walls or floors in Edmonton and Sherwood Park is necessary to stop further damage to your home as well as to protect the basement from flooding. There are some things that you do not mess with when it comes to your house. Cracks in the basement concrete are one of those things."

According to Kelly Kramer, there are a number of key Edmonton foundation repair issues that Kryocon regularly has to deal with. These issues are significant and clearly demonstrate why it is important not to see this type of work as a DIY project. One of the greatest dangers, in fact, is radon gas, which is found in one in every three houses in Edmonton alone. Kelly Kramer adds: "Radon gas seeps into your home through your basement. Approximately 1 out of 10 homes in Alberta have a radon gas leak. By sealing cracks in your foundation and concrete floors in your basement you are taking steps to preventing radon gas from entering your house. There is more to it than that if you want the gas removed, but sealing cracks is the first step."

The company is also regularly called out to perform Edmonton basement crack repair work after floods and other such disasters. There are, in fact, numerous possible causes for foundation cracks, all of which require further attention and work. However, repairing the crack is often the first step towards resolving the problem, something that Kryocon is happy to work with.

Kelly Kramer is particularly keen to ensure that homeowners take cracks very seriously and find out the cause as soon as they possibly can. He explains: "Cracks should be taken care as the cracks are found. The longer you wait, the more water can get into the crack, thus weakening the foundation even further."