Queen Foundation Repair

Foundation and waterproofing work is essentially all Queen Foundation Repair does out of its Boston address, and its reviewers keep circling back to the same short list of jobs: a wet basement, a cracking slab, a wall that's started to bow. The company operates as a DBA of Conversion Lab LLC and is listed with the Boston Chamber of Commerce. Google shows it at 4.9 stars across 45 ratings, and the last six months brought 13 reviews with nothing negative in the mix. Recent jobs read like a tour of the trade: Javier walked one homeowner through a basement-waterproofing job after a small leak scare and handled another during a heavy storm, Miguel took on a bowing basement wall that reviewers say restored the structure's stability, and Juan Carlos is credited on a separate waterproofing job. A sump-pump and drainage install left one customer's basement dry for good, a crawl-space sealing job was finished quickly with no mess, and widening cracks in a slab got fixed before they spread further. One customer with pier-and-beam trouble under an older home said the crew beat the price they feared and finished ahead of schedule. Every rating and review turning up right now comes from Google — no BBB, Houzz, Angi, or Thumbtack profile has surfaced yet, so this reputation currently rests on a single platform. Nothing in that history points to a bad outcome, but it hasn't been cross-checked elsewhere. For basement leaks, foundation cracks, or a crawl space that needs sealing in the Boston area, the recent pattern is dry basements and stabilized walls with zero complaints logged in the last half-year. Worth confirming upfront which name — Queen Foundation Repair or Conversion Lab LLC — actually goes on the contract.