When concrete cracks or structural components weaken, traditional repairs aren’t always enough. That’s where epoxy injection and Kevlar reinforcement come in. At Old School Contracting, we deliver advanced structural repair solutions in Waukesha that restore strength, stop movement, and prevent further damage.
Whether it’s a cracked foundation, bowed wall, or compromised beam, we use epoxy and Kevlar systems to stabilize the structure from the inside out—without invasive reconstruction. It’s fast, cost-effective, and long-lasting.
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Epoxy Injection
A high-strength resin that fills and bonds cracks in concrete and masonry, making them stronger than before.
Kevlar Stitching/Straps
Ultra-strong Kevlar is used to reinforce weak points, such as cracked walls, beams, or load-bearing areas, often in combination with carbon fiber.
Foundation Crack Injection
We inject low-viscosity epoxy deep into foundation wall cracks, sealing out water and restoring structural integrity.
Kevlar Wall Reinforcement
For walls that are bowing, cracking, or showing signs of stress, we install Kevlar straps or “stitches” to hold everything tightly in place.
Beam & Joist Repair
We reinforce damaged wooden or steel structural members using epoxy bonding and Kevlar tension systems.
Hybrid Repairs with Steel & Carbon
We often combine Kevlar with steel brackets, carbon fiber plates, or epoxy-coated anchors for maximum strength—customized to your structure.
Old School Contracting combines decades of experience with advanced repair techniques to deliver high-quality foundation solutions. We’re committed to using the best materials available, including epoxy and Kevlar, to ensure your foundation remains stable and secure. Our team works quickly and efficiently to minimize disruption while providing lasting results that protect your investment.
We don't just patch the problem—we engineer a lasting fix with minimal mess and maximum results.
Strengthen your structure without tearing it apart. Contact Old School Contracting for epoxy injection and Kevlar structural repair in Waukesha and get lasting peace of mind. Call (262) 442-8040 or go to our contact form for a professional assessment and quote.
A: Yes. When properly applied, epoxy bonds concrete so strongly that the repaired area is often stronger than the original material.
A: Kevlar is extremely strong, lightweight, and flexible. It can absorb tension forces better than steel, making it ideal for structural reinforcement.
A: Yes. Our epoxy injection process seals cracks and prevents water from entering your basement or crawl space.
A: Absolutely. Epoxy and Kevlar repairs are a fraction of the cost of demolition and rebuilds—and far less disruptive.
A: In many cases, we can complete most epoxy and Kevlar reinforcement projects in just 1–2 days.
A: We proudly serve Mukwonago, WI, as well as Rock, Walworth, and Waukesha counties. Other areas we proudly serve include:
Waukesha is a vibrant city located in southeastern Wisconsin, about 20 miles west of Milwaukee, with a population of around 72,000. Founded in 1834, Waukesha is known for its rich history, natural springs, and thriving arts scene. The city’s natural beauty is highlighted by its historic spring water, which became famous in the 19th century for its purported health benefits, attracting visitors and residents alike. Today, Waukesha's downtown area reflects a blend of modern development and historic architecture, with various shops, restaurants, and cultural venues. Waukesha is home to numerous parks, including the large Minooka Park, where residents enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, and picnicking. The Fox River also winds through the city, providing opportunities for canoeing and kayaking. The city’s economy is diverse, with key sectors in manufacturing, retail, and healthcare. Waukesha has also become a hub for technology and business development, attracting entrepreneurs and professionals. Waukesha is well known for its commitment to education, with a number of public and private schools as well as nearby universities, including Carroll University, Wisconsin's oldest institution of higher learning. The city hosts a variety of cultural events, including the Waukesha Freeman Friday Night Live music series and the annual Waukesha County Fair, which draws large crowds. With its thriving economy, growing community, and dedication to preserving its historic charm, Waukesha is a key city in the Milwaukee metropolitan area, offering residents a balance of suburban tranquility and urban conveniences.
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