Crack Attack Team Inc.

Initial Business Response /* (1000, 8, 2015/06/02) */
On 5/19/15, Mr.[redacted] was contacted via e-mail from our company. We spoke to Mr. He a few times on 5/19/15, which we were able to get the full story on what happened, and were able to obtain copies of the proposal(s) and warranty Mr. [redacted] used...

to complete his job(s), and Mr. He is now aware Mr. [redacted] has not been employed with our company since 12/2014. This situation has turned into a legal matter with Mr. [redacted]
There has been many attempts to contact Mr. **, from the office staff and I, so we could update him, but has been unsuccessful.

Initial Business Response /* (1000, 8, 2015/06/02) */
On 5/19/15, Mr.[redacted] was contacted via e-mail from our company. We spoke to Mr. He a few times on 5/19/15, which we were able to get the full story on what happened, and were able to obtain copies of the proposal(s) and warranty Mr....

[redacted] used to complete his job(s), and Mr. He is now aware Mr. [redacted] has not been employed with our company since 12/2014. This situation has turned into a legal matter with Mr. [redacted]
There has been many attempts to contact Mr. **, from the office staff and I, so we could update him, but has been unsuccessful.

I’m a property manager in the Chicagoland area. Unfortunately, I had to deal with basement seepage. I [redacted] basement seepage waterproofing companies and called a couple. One company told me I would need to tear out the kitchen, bathroom and stairwell…he gave me a quote that was in the tens of thousands! The other company I called told me they have a proprietary sand / clay material that they pump along the foundation. The sand / clay is supposed to work its way into the cracks and stop the seepage. The representative was nice and had a diagram illustrating how the process works along with customer testimonials. That sand did NOT work! I was out $2,000 and even worse, I was losing rental income from that unit.
I did some more research and heard about a company called Crack Attack that targets the source of seepage – the cracks. I called Crack Attack and Tim came out. He’s a very friendly and knowledgeable tech. He thoroughly inspected the property from outside and in. He identified the problem and was able to repair it the same afternoon! Thanks to Crack Attack I now have a dry apartment that is generating rental income, all for a tiny fraction of what those other guys charged me for the wet sand! I’ve recommended Crack Attack to family and friends and I highly recommend them to you if you need to fix foundation cracks and seepage once and for all – without breaking the bank.
Thanks Crack Attack,
Bill

Tim and his team are awesome! We really appreciated their hard work; including the follow ups after we inquired about their service, working with our budget, and coming back to make sure the job was completed well. It was so great to work with a company that wasn't trying to up sell us into something we didn't need. We looked into other solutions, such as [redacted], but found Crack Attack to have such BETTER customer service and pricing. Overall refreshing to work with a company that very sensitive to the fact we were spending lots of money on a home improvement project, and wanted us to be happy. Not to mention the service has already greatly improve the look and smell of our basement.