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Atlas Systems of New England is a Rehoboth-based foundation and structural repair contractor that has been in business since 1995 — family-owned, and, per the Better Business Bureau, an accredited A+ business since 2017. The work described across 14 reviews from 2021 through 2026 is specialized: cracked foundations, settling structures, and the piers and structural supports used to stabilize them. What comes through in review after review is a technical, unhurried approach. A March 2026 reviewer, who brought in four separate evaluators to look at foundation cracks, said Andrew was 'never alarmist' and recommended the most cost-effective fix rather than the most dramatic one. Other reviews from 2025 describe structural supports and foundation piers installed in a basement, and site work and excavation guidance for a newly purchased lot. A 2022 review described a pre-purchase inspection that caught potential foundation issues before a home sale closed, information the buyer called valuable to the decision. Not every account is smooth. A May 2024 review described accepting a signed proposal for a November start date, then hearing nothing back from the company despite repeated follow-up attempts through the following April — a real gap in follow-through on a job that had already been agreed to, even though nothing else in the reviews shows that pattern repeating. With 14 reviews spanning five years, this is a business with a real, if not especially deep, written history, most of it describing careful, technical foundation work from named staff — Andrew and Dennis both show up repeatedly. Anyone with foundation cracks, a settling structure, or site work ahead of new construction is who these reviews describe being helped; given the one account of a job that never got scheduled, it's worth confirming a firm start date in writing before signing on.
Phenomenal experience working with Andrew to evaluate cracks in the foundation. He brings tremendous expertise and provides a thorough evaluation. He is never alarmist and recommends the most cost effective solutions. I brought in four evaluators and hands down Atlas was the most accurate about the issues we were facing and had no problem telling us which issues were superficial and there was no need to worry and which we should watch further before taking action. If you’re looking for a reliable company, look no further.
Atlas Systems came in and repaired two cracks in our home foundation. They we very timely, professional, courteous and answered all of our questions and concerns along the way. They were also very reasonable, especially compared to other companies that quoted us. You can trust them. Andrew and his crew get 5 stars. If I could give them 6, I would... sorry no pics...
Andrew and his crew were amazing! They helped install some structural supports in our basement. There was a short delay with receiving some materials which they resolved quickly and professionally!
The team at Atlas Systems was very knowledgeable and easy to work with. They were very professional and more cost effective than the large providers. Highly recommend them.
Worked with Andy and his crew on a few jobs, even had some hands on helping him install. What Atlas systems does is incredible. Makes my coworkers and myself feel good and safe when we have to do foundation work and Atlas comes out to install peirs.
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Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Atlas Systems of New England. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Not sure which you need? Start with an inspection — many reputable companies assess free, and independent assessments run up to $500.
The wall run getting the drain — a full 30×40 ft basement is about 140 ft.
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$7,600 – $15,000
Typical waterproofing project around $11,300
Sourced old Cape Cod stone to match existing walls4.1