The Crackman Podcast

Adam shares another crazy story, this time it's about a plumber who drilled a 6-inch hole through a home's main support beam to pass a sewer pipe through the structure.

A1’s professional integrity was on display again this past week. This time their customer was being advised to spend a boat load of money on a sump pump installation where a simple crack repair was all that was needed. Adam reflects on another tale that underscores the need to get a second opinion when it comes to foundation crack repair and basement waterproofing.

A1 Foundation Crack Repair routinely gets called in for a second opinion, especially when a homeowner receives a repair quote in the tens of thousands of dollars. In this episode, Adam shares another interesting case study about how he helped a homeowner avoid an unnecessary and hefty repair bill.

A1 Foundation Crack Repair is known for its quick response just like first responders. So when they got the call to help with a leaky firehouse, they jumped right on it. Adam sharing this cool story about how A1 helped the all-important first responders at a local Firehouse on Patriots Day, no less..

A1 Foundation Crack Repair is known for keeping it real. They routinely save homeowners tens of thousands of dollars applying the proper fix whereas some companies out there always try to apply the most expensive solution even when it’s not necessary. Adam shares another shocker.

**Adam took an amazing video of a long, vertical concrete cold joint in a foundation corner that was leaking like crazy. Why does something like that happen and how in the world can you fix something like that? The Crack Daddy explains.**

It's very concerning for a homeowner to find water in their basement when they never saw it before or haven't seen it in a very long time. Is it inevitable that a basement will leak at some point? Adam explains.

If a homeowner gets a quote to fix a foundation problem, and that quote is super high, like $45,000, for example, is it wise to get a second opinion? Check this podcast out for the answer.

In this episode, Adam shares an amazing and terrifying tale of a house blowing up because of a clogged regulator vent.

In this very cool episode, Adam explains how basement floor thicknesses are are usually not enough to support lally columns….. and he shares a little tidbit about a time capsule he ran into on the job.