I enjoyed working with Attack A Crack (Mike and Matt) on my basement foundation crack sealing project and would hire them again if I ever have a new project.
Since my work was more proactive in nature rather than dealing with an active leak that needed immediate attention, it's unlikely that I will ever know whether this investment was worth it (vs. someone who has an active foundation leak who has no choice but to deal with it).
It's tough to compare their price to some others since everyone wanted to do different things (i.e. some were going to inject in to each hairline crack whereas Attack A Crack didn't feel some would benefit from injection due to being too tiny, some preferred epoxy and others preferred poly, both having pros and cons, and Attack A Crack adds a cosmetic / additional rubber seal layer on top which some of their competitors don't bother to do).
Some of the other competitors prices for the amount of cracks I had would have made my many additional cracks less money and some had the same price for poly vs. epoxy. In the end, I chose to go with epoxy vs. poly for a few spots (this was my decision to add on this cost, not something Attack A Crack tried to get me to pay more for) and add on one more location, but since one or two of the cracks were tiny, they also ended up adjusting the total cost to help, so in the end, it was a probably a wash.
In summary, I would say that prior to add ons (my choice), the cost was pretty similar to competitors, whereas Attack A Crack spent more time on a final presentation layer, at least one competitor claimed some of my minuscule hairline cracks could have benefit from epoxy. I have no idea which company was right.
The experience with Attack A Crack (Mike/Matt) was positive from start to finish. read more