Update****it’s been several years and the porch is crumbling. I’ve reached out for warranty help and they haven’t bothered to call me back. I’ve emailed, and called. So be very careful when considering this company. 9/18/26
I just completed a project, a back patio. While my patio looks good. I must warn you to make sure you stay and supervise at all times. If they tell you a start date, expect to start a week later. If they say they will be there on a certain day. Expect to be stood up at least 3 times. Keep expectations low, and you will get to the end. This company severely lacks in communication, and the crews they use are contract labor. My home is only a year old. And they definitely did not take care when it came to driveway, lawn, or my irrigation system. They would break heads, then bury them to hide it. I had to bring my irrigation company out a total of 3 times for repairs. They left garbage, and dripped oil and stained my driveway pretty badly. The crew also originally delivered my pavers to the wrong address, which also stained up my neighbors driveway. I was not offered a color choice on the sides of my patio (what they call chop). So they installed a bright white limestone, which looked ridiculous against the charcoal and tan color scheme we had designed. They did make it right. And while I appreciated that. It resulted in another few days of missed work, more staining to my driveway, and more damage to my yard and irrigation system. I will be honest. They tried powerspraying the driveway, but just used water. It did absolutely nothing for all of the stains. They did offer to powerspray the driveways again at a future date. But they are just using water and it will not come off. So I am having to pay a professional company to come out and use chemicals to remove all of the stains. I am not saying not to use this company. I am saying if you do. Please pay attention to all of the details. Request color choices for your chop. And make sure they are cleaning up after themselves, and that you are watching ALL of the work. Check your irrigation system constantly. Lastly, if you have any kind of drainage installed with your patio or project. Use a separate irrigation company. My pop up drains were not installed correctly and had to be corrected twice during the project. They still do not work properly, and I am going to have to have them corrected. They did not drill holes in the elbows, and the way they are installed the water does not pop up the head and just sits under our new patio and backs up into my back yard. So final message is YES ... use them for the patio build, but honestly nothing else. They really should contract out any drainage to a professional company. I will end on a positive note. While the process was insane, unorganized, frustrating, and at times very unprofessional. The regional manager, and second project manager did try to make things right. But I felt like they were doing the best they could with what they had to work with labor wise. Unfortunately that just seems like every company today. I used to think going through a big company with a warranty mattered. But in these days you might be better off going with a smaller mom and pop company who will prioritize your project, and supervise. I tried to be as honest as possible. Good luck, and hopefully you get a good looking paver project with a little less of the mess we got. :)