Attack A Crack

Attack A Crack is a Quincy foundation and concrete-crack repair outfit that people call in a real emergency — a flooded basement, a leaking bulkhead, a crack that showed up after a storm — and the recent reviews describe the same response every time: someone at the door within the hour. The company says it's family-owned, started by Luc Richard, who grew up working in his father's concrete business before moving into foundation repair; Matt Davis has run the Massachusetts side since a 2024 expansion, with coverage reaching Quincy, Milton, and Plymouth alongside its Connecticut base. The last six months of Google reviews — 21 of them, none negative — describe a consistent pattern: a call or text gets a photo-based estimate back within hours, and a technician, usually Mike, finishes the wall-crack or bulkhead repair the same day or within a week. One homeowner with a bulkhead flooding their basement had someone on-site within the hour; another was told to hold off repairing a driveway retaining-wall crack because it didn't need fixing yet, the kind of advice that costs the company a sale rather than makes one. Across 68 Google reviews dating back to 2024, the company holds a 5-star average from 70 ratings. One thing worth checking directly: Attack A Crack's own website advertises "BBB A+ Accredited," but the Better Business Bureau's actual profile for the company states it is NOT a BBB Accredited Business — the A+ is just BBB's letter grade, assigned independent of accreditation status. Sources also don't agree on how long the company has been around: BBB lists 18 years in business, the company's own site says "over 20," and outside coverage has traced its founding back to 2002. For a cracked foundation wall, a leaking bulkhead, or water suddenly showing up in the basement, Attack A Crack has a deep and consistently positive track record behind it — just ask directly about the BBB accreditation status if that badge matters to you, and get the estimate in writing before work starts.