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Retaining Wall Repair · Solution · Since 2011

Treat the soil behind the wall, not just the wall.

Polyurethane injection binds loose backfill, fills the voids water carved out, and closes the paths that let pressure build, all through holes smaller than a coin.

Southern California · Arizona · Nevada Since 2011

Let's take the first step toward solid ground.

A local specialist will evaluate your foundation, walk you through the findings, and send a clear estimate. No cost, no pressure.

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1,000+ Google Reviews
CA Lic. #983851 · AZ ROC #330307 · NV Lic. #0089738
How it works

What to know about polyurethane injection, and when it's the right call.

Polyurethane injection starts as a liquid resin pumped through small ports drilled in or behind the wall. The resin follows the same paths the water did, which is exactly the point: it flows into the voids, seams, and loose zones that water erosion created, then expands and hardens into a rigid foam that locks the soil structure in place. Because the single component formula we use for retaining wall repair is triggered by soil moisture, expansion happens where the water problem lives, sealing the leaks and binding the saturated zones without generating the uncontrolled force that could damage the wall. Cured polyurethane is lightweight, so it stabilizes without adding surcharge load, and it is water resistant, so it does not erode or wash out the way soil fines and cement slurries can. Injection can also fill voids under a wall footing that has been undermined, restoring even support along the base. The crew monitors the wall and injection pressures throughout, and the work is verified against the starting measurements when the resin has cured. Injection treats the soil side of the problem; the wall side has its own tools. Cracks in the face are sealed and reinforced through retaining wall crack repair, a wall that has begun to rotate needs anchor reinforcement into stable ground, and a retaining wall inspection sorts out which side of the wall your problem lives on.

The symptoms that usually lead to polyurethane injection are on the retaining wall repair problem signs page, alongside the other signs that point to the same underlying cause.

Dalinghaus Foundation Repair performing foam soil stabilization with polyurethane foam injection next to a foundation
Dalinghaus Foundation Repair performing foam soil stabilization with polyurethane foam injection next to a foundation
Installation Process

How we install polyurethane injection.

Step 01

Free evaluation

A specialist maps the wall's condition, locates voids and loose backfill, and traces how water is moving behind the wall. You get the findings in writing.

Step 02

Set the injection ports

Small ports are drilled at engineered locations and depths so the resin reaches the voids and weak zones, not just the surface.

Step 03

Inject and monitor

Single component polyurethane is pumped in stages while the crew monitors pressures and the wall itself, letting soil moisture drive controlled expansion.

Step 04

Seal and verify

Ports are patched, drainage corrections are completed where water was feeding the problem, and results are checked against the starting measurements.

Diagnosis First

Is the problem your wall, or the soil behind it?

Polyurethane injection repairs ground, not masonry. These four conditions sort out whether your wall needs its soil rebuilt, its face reinforced, or both.

Water pooling or weeping, wall straight

Damp face, standing water at the base, weep holes not flowing

Lingering water is pressure in storage, and it usually means drainage has failed before the wall has. Restoring drainage and confirming where the water travels comes first. Injection joins the scope when the water has already loosened or voided the backfill on its way through.

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Polyurethane Injection on a real project.

Polyurethane injection binds loose backfill, fills the voids water carved out, and closes the paths that let pressure build, all through holes smaller than a coin.

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DALINGHAUS · SINCE 2011

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DALINGHAUS FOUNDATION REPAIR
Why Choose Dalinghaus

Care and expertise from a team that's been doing this since 2011.

When the fix is polyurethane injection, the installer matters as much as the method. Dalinghaus crews handle foundation, concrete, and crawl space work across California, Arizona, and Nevada, and nothing else.

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Specialized expertise.

Foundation repair, concrete leveling, and crawl space repair are our entire focus. Not a sideline.

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Locally owned since 2011.

More than 2,000 projects on the clay and desert soils of California, Arizona, and Nevada since 2011.

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Licensed in California, Arizona and Nevada.

CSLB License #983851 in California, ROC #330307 in Arizona, and License #0089738 in Nevada. Look us up with the state before we ever set foot on your property.

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Warrantied solutions.

Warranty terms come in writing with every proposal, and the terms that apply to your job are stated in that job's paperwork. Ask your project specialist during the free evaluation.

Brian Dalinghaus, co-founder of Dalinghaus Foundation Repair
Brian Dalinghaus CO-FOUNDER · SINCE 2011
Brad Dalinghaus, co-founder of Dalinghaus Foundation Repair
Brad Dalinghaus CO-FOUNDER · SINCE 2011
Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about Polyurethane Injection.

Don't see your question here? Our team is happy to help. Reach out anytime.

It fixes the ground the wall is fighting with. The resin fills the voids water carved out, binds loose backfill into a stable mass, and seals the paths that let water pool against the wall. That means less soil migration, less hydrostatic pressure, and even support restored under an undermined footing, all of which lowers the load on the wall itself.

Our Process

From free evaluation to installed polyurethane injection.

How a polyurethane injection project moves from diagnosis to completed installation.

Step 01

Schedule your free evaluation.

A local specialist visits your home, evaluates the foundation, and answers your questions on site. No cost, no obligation.

Step 02

Receive an estimate based on your needs.

We provide a clear, written estimate with a scope of work tailored to your home's specific issues.

Step 03

Get your repairs.

Our crews complete the work on schedule, with the findings and scope in writing from the first visit.

Customer Reviews

More than 1,000 Google reviews across our offices, averaging 4.9 stars.

Before you choose who installs your polyurethane injection, read how homeowners across California and Arizona rate our work.

Free Evaluation

Start with a free evaluation.

Share a few details and a local specialist will follow up as soon as possible to set your evaluation.

What to expect
  • A local foundation specialist on site
  • A complete walk-through of the findings
  • A clear written estimate at no cost
  • No obligation, no pressure
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Southern California · Arizona · NevadaSince 2011
Dalinghaus Foundation Repair

Let's take the first step toward solid ground.

A local specialist will evaluate your foundation, walk you through the findings, and send a clear estimate. No cost, no pressure.

Licensed Contractor
1,000+ Google Reviews
CA Lic. #983851 · AZ ROC #330307 · NV Lic. #0089738

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