Crack-X

In 1985 the late Wayne Fortier formed the company Poxy-Crete, which later became known as CRACK-X. The CRACK-X name and brand has become synonymous with quality and customer service in the foundation crack repair and waterproofing business throughout New England. After the passing of Fortier, Peter Gormley has taken the seat as Owner/President of CRACK-X and its parent company, New England Waterproofing. Builders, homeowners, general contractors, architects, home inspectors, engineers, and management companies can count on timely, economical and quality services from CRACK-X of New England.

Frequently, people only think of basement waterproofing as the installation of sump pumps and French drains. Most fail to recognize that stopping the water that is coming through foundation walls is also a form of waterproofing. These troubled areas can all be repaired with our injection process of either a two-part urethane resin or epoxy. The advantage of our injection process is that it stops the water at the source, outside the foundation.

CRACK-X serves our commercial customers with crack and concrete repair for parking garages, bridges, dams and water treatment plants. Our specialty coatings, such as seamless epoxy floors and urethane traffic coatings provide protection and beauty in many commercial uses. CRACK-X can also solve leaking elevator pit problems. Our parent company NEW ENGLAND WATERPROOFING, INC. is able to assist on projects whether it is new construction or a restoration project. NEW ENGLAND WATERPROOFING, INC. provides outstanding quality and customer service when it comes to below-grade waterproofing, ABAA-certified air barrier installation, green roofs and plaza deck waterproofing, masonry restoration and repair, traffic/deck coatings and clear sealers, interior/exterior caulking and re-caulking, elevator pit waterproofing and coatings.

For more than 30 years, we have provided long-lasting and cost-effective foundation repair, wet basement repair, foundation concrete crack repair and basement waterproofing services in New Hampshire, Maine, and Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island. It is recommended to have an expert determine if they are structural or not. We provide a no obligation inspection and most times sending a photograph of the foundation crack in question is enough to get started. Structural foundation cracks are usually caused by poor construction or issues with your soil.