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- A+ BBB rating
- 14 reviews in the last 6 monthsNo negatives
- 13 customer photosOf completed work
Highlights
- Honest, non-oversold advice — reviewers repeatedly cite being told what wasn't needed
- Fast emergency response — same-day or within-the-hour visits for active leaks
- Lifetime warranty — foundation and concrete repairs backed by written guarantee
Attack A Crack is a family-owned foundation crack repair and concrete contractor serving New England with urethane and epoxy injection repairs, a lifetime guarantee, and free diagnosis for wall cracks, leaky bulkheads, and utility line penetrations. The company opened a Massachusetts satellite office in 2024, led by managing partner Matt Davis, and carries a BBB A+ accreditation. The review record is deep and unusually consistent, with a recurring theme of honesty: multiple reviewers describe being advised against unnecessary repairs, or quoted significantly less than competing estimates that ranged as high as several thousand dollars more. Recent 2026 reviews describe fast response to active leaks and flooding — one reviewer had someone at their house within an hour of a bulkhead flood — with technicians Matt and Mike repeatedly praised for professionalism and clearly explaining the repair process. Reviews across 2024-2026 describe foundation crack sealing, tie rod repair, concrete patchwork, and concrete step repair, each backed by the company's lifetime warranty. For New England homeowners dealing with a foundation crack, leaky basement, or bulkhead issue, the consistency of this review record — including a strong pattern of honest, non-oversold pricing — is a strong signal.
What does basement waterproofing cost in Greater Boston?
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Attack A Crack. 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.
Estimated range
$7,600 – $15,000
Typical waterproofing project around $11,300
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