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25 Years In Business
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Areas of Expertise
- Basement Waterproofing
- Foundation Repair
- CrawlSpace Waterproofing
- Concrete Leveling
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- Credit Cards Accepted
Reviews
Write a ReviewZach and Enrique what team work excellent work and clean up very satisfied.
We paid $12,000 to level our floors in our 1800 ft² house. Well, we still have waves throughout the house, they only did the center of the house (kitchen and bath) that is it. They said that should take care of it. When we had them come back out 90 days later to recheck and do some adjustments there was no change. Except we did end up with all the tile on that center wall in our kitchen cracked. They said that was the best they could do. They still call every year to see if we want them to come out and do an inspection for a $185 fee of course. I do not want them anywhere near my house.
Regional did a good job installing a supplemental support beam in my crawlspace where the foundation had pulled away from the ground-floor joists. Of the three companies I contacted Regional proposed the right (IMO) solution at the best price, if only by a small margin. The problem area was a 1904 structure and Bill Shay, the Regional salesman, was very knowledgeable in those construction methods, especially thorough in his inspection, and he delivered a very prompt proposal with options. I had decided to use a competitor until I saw Bill's expertise and proposal. The installers (Leonard and Chris) were courteous and professional throughout, something I never manage after working in my own crawlspace. The Regional proposal included an engineering evaluation, which was disappointing to me. Those engineers are remote (in Seattle) and use a local field agent to collect data. Apparently, the engineers did not really understand the root problem or the 19th century construction methods (balloon framing and a stacked-stone foundation). They approved the Regional's recommended solution but made optional recommendations that were "off the mark" IMO. Still, t heir recommendations may have been fine for modern (post about 1950) structures. The work was completed yesterday but I'm a happy customer at this point.
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Met all my expectations.
A little expensive but the guys were super nice and went the extra mile.
Punctual and straightforward
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