BG Foundation Repair

BG Foundation Repair fixes foundation cracks and basement leaks out of Marlborough, Massachusetts, and describes itself as a family-owned business covering Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, and the southern reaches of New Hampshire and Vermont. Owner Ben Grant does much of the hands-on work himself, often alongside a second technician, Chris, and his name — not just the company's — comes up in review after review. The track record backs that up: 61 reviews since 2023 across Google, Angi, and BBB, every one of them five stars, with zero negative reviews turning up anywhere. In the past six months alone, 21 new reviews came in — again, none negative — and the specifics repeat: a horizontal crack running from a window well to the garage, fixed in one visit after four other companies quoted more without solving it; a garage slab with spalling and minor cracking patched solidly enough that one customer called it built to last; a homeowner who'd gotten two conflicting proposals elsewhere — a sump pump versus an exterior excavation — before Ben diagnosed the actual, smaller problem. One customer called in the afternoon and had Ben out the next morning; another, mid-renovation, got a heads-up that a support beam was starting to shift and had it fixed within the week. Its Massachusetts Home Improvement Contractor license (#214776) is active and verified against the state registry, and its BBB profile carries an A+ grade — worth knowing that's a letter grade, not accreditation, since BG Foundation Repair hasn't gone through BBB's formal accreditation process. That same BBB listing puts the business at just two years old, a shorter formal history than three years of steady five-star reviews might suggest. For a foundation crack, a leaking bulkhead, or a cracking garage slab anywhere in its service area, this is a contractor with a deep and recent record of solving the specific problem rather than upselling a bigger one. Worth confirming directly before booking: current BBB accreditation status, and how the 2-year business age lines up with the longer review history.