If you do have hollow cinder block walls then yes you will need to use a filler like spray foam for areas the holes go all the way into the center.
How to fix large hole in concrete wall.
Cinder block is a useful construction material since it is normally lighter than solid concrete and yet still durable enough to last under normal stress conditions.
If that isn t an option fill the hole with water.
Patching such holes is a necessary part of keeping your concrete foundation wall in good repair.
How to fix a large hole in a cement block.
The injection process fills the crack from top to bottom from inside to outside.
Patching a hole in a cinder block wall requires some time along with the appropriate materials to make the repair.
The only way to repair foundation wall cracks successfully is by the injection process.
Or rather one very large thing.
If this is a retaining wall you need to fix the problem ont he other side of the wall first.
Pop outs are small conical shape chunks of concrete that have popped out and left a hole behind.
How to repair concrete steps.
Holes this large make that type of fix impractical.
In most cases you can use a brush or vacuum to get most of the debris.
A huge hole in the cement wall that separates our garage from our basement.
Removing the debris from a large hole is often a little challenging.
Cinder blocks can still be damaged by time and severe impact however.
Clean the hole with a stiff fiber or wire brush.
How to fix a big hole in a cement wall when a posted a little while ago about sealing and patching holes in my garage i conveniently left one small thing out of the narrative.
For that size vertical hole you may need to brace a board over the hole to hold in the patch until it dries.
If this is just a wall above ground on both sides you can mix up some concrete patch and fill the hole back in.
Injecting a typical wall crack with an epoxy or urethane resin is done under pressure pushing the material from the inside all the way to the outside.
Holes occur in a cement block for a number of reasons ranging from the blunt force of something striking it to settling walls causing stress fractures.