Installation Photos & Case Studies

This stem wall surround a residential swimming pool was experiencing cracking caused by settlement and lateral loading. Crack Stitches were used with a structural epoxy to prevent any further expansion of cracks.

This wheelchair ramp in central Michigan was suffering from cracking making it dangerous for wheelchair use. It was repaired using Crack Stitches, spaced approximately 12″ apart. The cracks were then filled and the entire ramp was re-surfaced making it once again safe for usage and far more aesthetically pleasing.

This parking garage in Honolulu, Hawaii was experiencing failure of the topping slab on a high traffic parking structure. The cracked pieces of concrete failed so badly that you could slightly move them by hand. Project managers were considering removing and replacing which would have been very costly and time consuming. The repair was performed…

This warehouse floor had an expansive crack of approximately 30′ in length, caused by excessive loads being placed on pallet rack shelving. The crack was stitched using five tow stitches with a cementitious mix.

This basement in Michigan had 3 structural cracks, two of them on exterior walls that were allowing for water entry. Crack stitches were installed on all three cracks approximately 12″ apart. For waterproofing, the two exterior wall cracks utilized a surface seal and injection port method for sealing the cracks and injecting them to prevent…

This large national chain retail store was experiencing severe cracking in various locations including product storage and employee break areas. Approximately 1,000 stitches were installed by United Structural Systems of Nashville, TN to permanently stop expansion of the cracking. The cracks were filled with Xtreme 4070 epoxy as part of the installation. Following installation of…

This pool at a summer camp in New York needed repair for multiple cracks that were causing leaks throughout the pool. The Crack Stitch proved to be the perfect solution. Stitches were installed approximately 12″ on center using Xtreme anchoring epoxy. Several years after the installation was complete, every area that was repaired was holding…