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Cracks affect the strength and appearance of the structure and can demonstrate potential shortcomings or disappointments in materials. There are different types of cracks arrive in structural or non-structural structure due to weather changes, temperature conditions, improper curing, setting, loading conditions and etc., Understanding crack behaviour is crucial for developing effective repair methods such as Epoxy injection, Additional reinforcement, column jacketing, crack stitching, etc., In this paper, the cracks are analysed using a Microscope and rectify these problem. The study of cracks not only identifies the immediate issues but also provides insights into the structure's overall health, guiding long-term durability strategies delaying costly reconstruction. Timely detection and repair of cracks reduce maintenance costs and prevent expensive large-scale repairs or replacements. Cracks in structural elements significantly impact the durability, safety, and functionality of buildings and infrastructure. This study investigates the detection, characterization, and prevention of cracks using a combination of advanced non-destructive testing (NDT) techniques and preventive methodologies. Microscopic analysis provides a detailed understanding of crack morphology and propagation at a microstructural level. Ultrasonic Pulse Velocity (UPV) evaluates the material integrity by identifying internal flaws through variations in wave velocity. The Rebound Hammer test assesses surface hardness and potential crack susceptibility, while Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) offers subsurface imaging to detect hidden cracks and voids. The integration of these techniques enables a comprehensive evaluation of crack formation, size, orientation, and depth. Additionally, strategies for the prevention of cracks are explored, including material selection, structural design improvements, and environmental control measures. The study aims to establish a multi-disciplinary approach to crack assessment and prevention, providing a robust framework for maintaining structural health and ensuring long-term performance.