Foundation Repair Ottawa
78 George St #204, Ottawa
- Poured concrete foundations
- Foundation and crack repair
- Foundation waterproofing and drainage
- Settlement stabilization (piers or piles)
- Underpinning and basement lowering
778 locations from 709 companies whose own websites show foundation work.
Showing 1 to 24 of 709
78 George St #204, Ottawa
84 Hinrichs Cres, Cambridge
1692 Danforth Ave, Toronto
119, 660 Eglinton Ave E SUITE 525, Toronto
Other locations (2 in all): 2275 Lake Shore Blvd W #222, Toronto
7270 Torbram Rd Unit 17, Mississauga
1729 Dufferin St, Old Toronto
5300 Ramsayville Rd, Ottawa
246 Victoria Ave, Cambridge
Other locations (8 in all): Hamilton, Barrie, 199 Thirtieth St, Toronto, Mississauga, Georgian Bay, Oakville, 371 Front St W Ste 247, Toronto
1558 Avenue Rd, Toronto
60 Millwick Dr, Toronto
Other locations (7 in all): Orangeville, Courtice, Concord, Hamilton, Barrie, Collingwood
470 Winston Churchill Blvd, Oakville
141 Bentley Ave, Ottawa
Other locations (2 in all): 1178 Checkers Rd, Ottawa
48 Albert Ave, Toronto
Other locations (2 in all): 25 Waterman Ave, Toronto
10 Radcliffe Rd, Markham
210 Colonnade Rd S Ste 203 Unit B, Ottawa
120 Willowdale Ave Unit A, Toronto
51 44th St N, Wasaga Beach
2688 Bloor St W, Toronto
151 Mt Albion Rd, Hamilton
11 Lockport Ave #1, Toronto
7321 Victoria Park Ave, Markham
Other locations (3 in all): Richmond Hill, Toronto
3410 Semenyk Ct #9, Mississauga
Other locations (2 in all): Toronto
725 Briardean Rd, Cambridge
855 Stoney Point Rd, Quinte West
We list 778 locations from 709 companies in 200 communities across Ontario. The most are in Toronto (175), Mississauga (42) and Ottawa (37).
Based on what each company says on its own website, 245 build new foundations only, 67 do repair work only and 466 do both. The services mentioned most are poured concrete foundations (87%), foundation and crack repair (65%) and footings and foundation walls (54%).
Foundation waterproofing and drainage: 31% of listings here, compared with 19% across Canada.
Counts come from the listings on this site. How listings are checked
A 2024 national radon survey estimated that about 1 in 8 Ontario homes (12.4%) have radon at or above the 200 Bq/m³ guideline.
Source: Evict Radon National Study (University of Calgary and partners, with Health Canada), Cross-Canada Radon Survey (2024)Parts of Ottawa sit on sensitive marine clay, also called Champlain Sea clay. Based on a 2005 city strategy on trees and foundations in these soils, the City of Ottawa sets new city trees back from house foundations. If your lot has this clay, ask a geotechnical engineer how close trees can be to your foundation.
Source: City of Ottawa, Tree Planting in Sensitive Marine Clay Soils: 2017 GuidelinesGround in most of Canada freezes in winter, and freezing soil can heave a house. Footings are usually placed below the deepest expected frost, at depths set by local experience and building bylaws. Ask your contractor what frost depth applies where you live.
Source: National Research Council Canada, Frost Action and Foundations (Canadian Building Digest CBD-182, 1976, archived)These are general points from public sources, not advice for your property. Conditions vary from lot to lot, so ask a contractor or engineer about your site.
Counts are companies whose websites mention each service. One company can offer several.