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Robert Sindmar
All injection work in Region East and North.
Jonas Lundén
All injection work in Region South and West.
Concrete injection
We seal cracks and secure your structure
We seal leaks and strengthen concrete and rock without demolition, excavation or recasting. A cost-effective method that extends the lifespan of your structure, delivered as part of our full-service engineering offer.
What is injection?
Injection, or grouting, is a collective term for methods where joints, cracks or cavities in concrete or rock are filled with material, usually polyurethane, epoxy or cement.
The method is often cost-effective and gentle, and extends the lifespan of a building without major intervention in the structure or its surroundings. Structures below ground level are especially exposed to water pressure and stress. When water penetrates through cracks, the reinforcement starts to corrode and the load-bearing capacity deteriorates. With injection we restore the strength and stop the problem from the inside.
We carry out injection in everything from simple to complex and unique assignments within construction, industry and infrastructure, for construction companies, property owners, housing cooperatives, municipalities and the Swedish Transport Administration. As an ISO-certified full-service contractor, we can also combine injection with foundation, ground and concrete works in the same project.
We develop the technical solution together with you and carry out the work with quality and safety in focus.
What we seal and strengthen
We carry out sealing, repairs and reinforcement in both large and small projects:
Water-bearing cracks & joints
Water and moisture penetrating cracks cause frost and corrosion damage. Common in water reservoirs, basements, garages and tunnels. Polyurethane recommended.
Leaking movement joints
Water ingress in movement joints in longer castings, such as garages, buildings, concrete tunnels and larger structures. Polyurethane recommended.
Leaking pipe penetrations
Sewer, electrical and district heating penetrations that leak in the pipe or between concrete and pipe. Polyurethane recommended.
Sheet pile injection
Water ingress in sheet pile locks, between sheet pile and rock, or in sheet pile anchors. Polyurethane recommended.
Load-bearing cracks
When the structure needs to be bonded to carry load, with corrosion protection against carbonation, for example bridge edge beams. Epoxy recommended.
Void injection
Floors in several layers that have detached and started to crack are repaired and re-anchored.
Minor underpouring
Underpouring with strength requirements, for example at bridge bearings and foundations.
Curtain grouting
Sealing grout curtain in rock and ground to stop water flows.
Anchor injection
Setting and fixing of anchors in foundation work and reinforcement.
Materials we work with
The material is chosen according to the properties and functions the project requires.
Polyurethane
Corrosion protection and waterproofing in both rock and concrete
Works against active water pressure in leaking cracks
Expanding, requires little preparation
Elastic, crack widths from 0.15 mm and up
Epoxy
Bonding, load-transferring and corrosion-protecting
For damp, non-actively leaking cracks
High strength requirements, e.g. underpouring
Crack widths from 0.1 mm and up
Cement
Corrosion protection and load-transferring properties
Injection in foundation work, e.g. setting of anchors
Underpouring and bridge bearings
Larger cracks, crack widths from 0.4 mm and up
How the injection works
1. Inspection
We inspect and assess the damage and develop a technical solution together with you.
2. Preparation
The area is cleaned and prepared, and holes are drilled at strategic points.
3. Injection
The material is introduced through packers or nozzles under controlled pressure.
4. Curing
The material cures and fills the crack completely. The structure is sealed and strengthened.
Benefits of injection
Stops water leakage
Prevents moisture damage, corrosion and mould.
Strengthens the structure
Extends the lifespan of properties and infrastructure, often by more than 25 years.
Minimal disruption
No extensive demolition or recasting. The work is done on site.
Cost-effective
Longer lifespan at a lower cost than rebuilding.
Frequently asked questions
How long does an injection take?
It depends on the scope of the project and the choice of material. Smaller jobs are often completed in a day, larger projects can take a few days. We provide a schedule after an initial inspection.
How do I know if my property needs injection?
Cracks, water leaks or cavities in concrete are common signs. We recommend a professional inspection to determine the need.
Which materials are used?
The most common are polyurethane, epoxy and cement-based grouts. The material is adapted to the need and environment, see the description above.
Is injection a sustainable solution?
Yes. Injection is a long-term method that repairs and strengthens structures and withstands stress over time.