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Water Line, Pipe and Penetration Kit

$99.95 USD

Polyurethane foam injection around the pipe that goes through your concrete basement wall will stop the water leak.

Adheres to:

  • Copper
  • PVC
  • Plastic
  • Concrete
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Stop Leaks Around Conduit, Water Supply Lines and Protrusions in Concrete Walls
Concrete foundations and basements have several penetrations through the walls. These include water supply lines, sewer pipes, conduit and gas lines. These penetrations can allow a direct path for water to leak through. At the time of installation, water plug is used to seal the water out. Over time the bond to the concrete can deteriorate and water will leak in.Polyurethane foam injection around the pipe that goes through your concrete basement wall will stop the water leak.

Water Leaks Around Conduit, Pipes, Water Lines and Penetrations in Concrete Walls

All penetrations through a concrete foundation can leak water.  That is because when the water line, conduit, sewer pipe or other penetration was installed a hole was drilled all the way through the wall.  This hole provides a direct path for water to get into your basement.

At the time of installation, “water plug” was most likely used to seal these openings.  The water plug is like cement and is placed on the inside and outside of the opening around the pipe.  Unfortunately, the water plug cannot get more than 2 inches into the opening.  There is a void behind it that collects water.  Polyurethane foam can be injected into this voide and completely seal the entire void.


Water Plug Failure Around Pipes and Conduit

At the time of installation, the penetration was sealed with a product commonly called “water plug.”  Water plug is a cement like product that is packed into the gap around the pipe.  The installer is unable to get the water plug all the way through concrete wall.  Eventually water makes its way into the gap and you see the water leaking down the inside of your basement.  Water plug fails because it cannot bind tightly to the surrounding concrete or pipe.  The bond fails and water begins to enter.  Or, the water plug begins to crumble and crack. Injecting polyurethane into the void will stop the leak.


Polyurethane Foam Injection to Stop the Water Leak

A simple repair to stop the water leak can be done by injecting a polyurethane foam into and around the pipe that is leaking.  The polyurethane goes in as a liquid and then foams and expands around the pipe.  The foam binds tightly to the concrete and the pipe.  Once the foam has completely expanded, it will fill the void through the wall all the way through to the outside.

First a small hole is made in the water plug if it is tight to the concrete wall.  An injection port is placed inside this hole.  This is how the polyurethane will be injected into the void.  After placing the port, the entire area is sealed with Poxy Paste.  This ensures that the Hydra Stop 300 polyurethane will not leak out.  Finally, the Hydra Stop 300 polyurethane is injected.  The total time for the repair is one hour.

Where to Use

Repairs one pipe or penetration up to 1 inch diameter.

For use on Concrete walls only

This kit can be used on leaking penetrations through concrete walls such as;

  • Around leaking water lines
  • Sewer pipes*
  • Electrical conduit that goes through the wall
  • All penetrations through a concrete wall

The polyurethane foam bonds to concrete, copper, steel, iron and plastic pipes.

*Multiple kits will be needed for sewer lines

Cured Hydra Stop 300

The liquid Hydra Stop 300 resin expands 20-30x its initial volume.

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