Who we are
Resin Foundation Repair Ltd is a specialist foundation repair contractor focused on no-dig resin injection, ground stabilisation and foundation strengthening.
UK resin injection specialists
Stop subsidence, stabilise weak ground, seal water ingress and repair damaged concrete with specialist resin injection services across the UK.
Name, purpose and proof
From first photos to documented repair, the aim is simple: understand the cause, stabilise the ground and help you move forward with confidence.
Resin Foundation Repair Ltd is a specialist foundation repair contractor focused on no-dig resin injection, ground stabilisation and foundation strengthening.
We help stop movement, fill voided ground, stabilise weak soils and strengthen foundations beneath homes, extensions and light commercial buildings.
Cracks, sinking floors and sticking doors can get worse if the ground keeps moving. Stabilising the cause helps protect repairs, sales, insurance and peace of mind.
5.0-rated Google feedback, FMB membership, clear advice, tidy work and documentation for eligible repairs.
Google reviews
Recent customer feedback highlights clear communication, tidy work, honest advice and professional resin underpinning.
Fantastic job resin underpinning our bungalow. Everything was explained clearly and the price was less than other quotes.
Steve WatsonFriendly, professional and thorough service. The issue was explained in a way that was easy to understand.
scottie duckettOutstanding from start to finish. Professional, clean and tidy, with work carried out to an amazing standard.
Kevin DayleyA fantastic, helpful company that gave us peace of mind and worked non-stop through tricky pipe locations.
susan fishendenKnowledgeable, friendly and very honest. They advised that the house did not need underpinning.
Alexandra MillsSigns of movement
Not every crack is subsidence, but movement should not be ignored. If the ground is still moving, decorating over cracks or forcing doors to close is only a short-term fix. We help you understand the cause, stabilise the support and protect the property before repairs, sales or insurance decisions become harder.
Check the warning signs
Stepped brickwork cracks, fresh plaster cracks and gaps around openings can indicate foundation movement.
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Voids, soft ground or settlement can leave floors feeling out of level and doors difficult to close.
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Older homes, extensions and garages can need extra support without weeks of traditional underpinning.
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Targeted ground improvement, water stopping and concrete repair for homes, commercial sites and professional property teams.
Cracks, sticking doors and uneven floors assessed, diagnosed and stabilised.
Learn moreTargeted structural resin fills voids and strengthens weak ground with minimal excavation.
Learn moreResin injection leak sealing for basements, construction joints and below-ground structures.
Learn moreBS EN 1504-led concrete repair for cracks, spalling, corrosion and strengthening.
Learn moreExtra support for shallow, tired or overloaded foundations before damage spreads.
Learn moreImprove weak, loose or washed-out ground beneath homes, slabs and extensions.
Learn moreFind out whether cracks are cosmetic, historic or linked to active movement.
Learn moreSurvey-led advice before you spend money on cosmetic repairs or underpinning.
Learn moreA lower-disruption route for suitable properties facing traditional underpinning.
Learn moreWhy choose Resin Foundation Repair?
No sales targets, no standardised solutions and no one arriving on site who was not part of the original conversation. The person who assesses your ground is also the person on the phone when you have a question.
Understanding how ground behaves, why clay shrinks in dry summers and swells in wet winters, how bearing capacity changes with moisture, and where a problem actually originates.
Knowing how a structure loads the ground, how movement transfers through a building, and what else might be contributing to the visible symptoms.
Product selection based on soil type, moisture content and required outcome is a technical decision, not a catalogue choice.
If resin injection is not the right answer for your situation, we will say so before you spend money on the wrong repair.
RFR operates with a trusted network of specialist advisors covering soil science, structural engineering, geophysics and building conservation. Where a job demands independent ground investigation, third-party verification or specialist structural input, that expertise is drawn in directly.
Clients get the depth of a large consultancy without the unnecessary layers. At the centre is Ruairi Lennon, who spent years as a soil science researcher before moving into building, renovation and land reclamation. He coordinates the technical network, carries out every assessment and remains the single point of contact from first call to completion.
When you call, you reach someone who knows your job. No hold music, no departments and no handoffs. On a job involving your foundations, that matters more than it might seem.
Our guarantees
Every RFR project is backed by clear documentation, defined treatment areas and honest advice about what is and is not covered.
We stand behind our work with a 25-year guarantee covering workmanship and the performance of the injected resin system within the defined treatment area.
Where required, RFR provides a 10-year IBG underwritten by an approved insurer. Required by many mortgage lenders and insurers, documentation is provided on completion for lenders, insurers and future property records.
The guarantee covers stabilisation of the treated ground and resin performance within the agreed treatment zone. External causes such as unresolved drainage defects are explained upfront.
Environmental reassurance
RFR uses cured resin systems designed to remain stable in the treated ground without negative impact on surrounding groundwater or soil.
The resins used by RFR are specialist MDI-based polyurethane systems selected for ground stabilisation and resin injection work.
Once injected and cured, the resin is chemically inert. It does not leach, does not degrade over time and becomes a permanent, stable addition to the ground.
Material safety data sheets and technical data sheets are available on request for clients, engineers, insurers and professional teams.
Precision injection
Where the situation warrants it, RFR commissions or works alongside independent geophysical surveys, including Electrical Resistivity Tomography (ERT), to map the exact location and depth of ground anomalies before a single lance goes in the ground.
On a recent industrial unit project in the West Midlands, a 70-metre warehouse elevation affected by subsidence was assessed with a pre-injection ERT survey by independent specialists. The injection programme was designed around the data, and a post-treatment survey confirmed the result.
"This process of prior and post surveys greatly reduced the required resin and targeted the key areas."
The report was prepared and signed off by two Chartered Geologists registered with the Geological Society of London.
Case Study - Industrial Warehouse Ground Stabilisation with Independent Verification (PDF)Recent site photos
A few of the latest client-supplied photos showing the sort of cracks, injection equipment, ground conditions and site setups the team deals with.
Resin Foundation Repair Ltd van ready for resin injection and site survey work.
Crack widths and patterns help show whether movement needs further investigation.
Small access points allow resin to be placed into the ground beside the foundation.
Controlled equipment helps the team place specialist resin accurately and cleanly.
Voids and washed-out ground can undermine foundations if the support is not restored.
Treatment areas are planned around walls, drains, access and the visible symptoms.
Small access points are reinstated after resin injection where conditions allow.
The same assessment-led approach supports homes, commercial sites and professional teams.
Free initial advice
Send photos, your postcode and a short description. We will guide you towards a quote, survey or the right professional next step.
Our process
A clear, low-disruption process for homeowners, buyers, landlords and property professionals.
Use the form to share your name, contact details, address, postcode, photos and a short description of what has changed.
We review photos and location details, then advise whether a free home survey, desktop review or further investigation is the right next step.
The treatment plan is based on the suspected cause, foundation type, access, drainage risks and any engineer or insurer requirements.
Small injection points are drilled and structural resin is injected to fill voids, improve bearing and stabilise the affected ground.
You receive clear completion information and, where applicable, guarantee documentation for eligible works.
Resources
Plain-English guides covering signs, causes, repair options, costs, drains, trees and buying a property with movement history.
Subsidence is downward movement of the ground that causes part of a building to lose support. It can create cracks, distortion, uneven floors and problems with doors or windows.
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Subsidence does not always look dramatic at first. Small changes that repeat, widen or appear in clusters can be more important than one isolated hairline crack.
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Underpinning is well known, but it is not the only way to stabilise a building. Resin injection is a modern alternative for suitable ground improvement and foundation strengthening projects.
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Foundation repair pricing depends on the cause, the size of the treatment zone, access and the evidence required. A quick quote without understanding the property is rarely helpful.
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We are based in Warrington and work nationwide, from Scotland to Cornwall. The local pages below support North West search demand, but they are not the limit of our coverage.
Contact
Use this form for a quick question, or choose Get Started if you want to upload photos for a foundation repair quote.
FAQ
Straight answers before you book a survey.
If you have widening cracks, sticking doors or windows, uneven floors, gaps around frames or a surveyor has raised subsidence concerns, it is worth arranging an assessment before cosmetic repairs.
Send photos and your postcode through the get started form and the team can triage the issue quickly. Free home survey requests include one preferred date and time.
Our focus is resin injection and no-dig ground stabilisation. If a property needs a different engineered solution, we will be clear about suitability.
In many domestic resin injection projects, yes. The process is usually far less disruptive than open excavation, although access and safety arrangements are confirmed for each job.
Yes. Resin Foundation Repair Ltd works across the UK from Scotland to Cornwall, while still providing local area pages for common North West search locations.
Let's stabilise the problem
Send photos, tell us where the property is and choose whether you want a fast quote or a free home survey.