
Paving Stone Of San Diego
About us
Paving Stone of San Diego is a family owned and operated business serving all of San Diego County. We specialize in the design and installation of interlocking paving stones for your driveway, patio, pool deck or walkways. We are one of San Diego’s #1 installers of interlocking pavers. We look forward to helping you transform your ideas into reality.
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Services we offer
We install concrete interlocking paving stones, walls and synthetic turf.
Amenities
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Accepted Payment Methods
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"[member name removed], Let me start off by saying from all of us at PavingStone of San Diego hear you loud and clear. The misunderstanding with the lien on your property is just that. We should have been more clear by letting you know that all suppliers must send a registered letter to verify the home owner is aware materials were delivered to improved the value of their property. The preliminary lien gives them the rights to obtain a judgment in court in case they are not paid. When we explained the difference to you, I'm afraid it may have been confused in the translation. Unless you receive an actual Lien and not preliminary lien it means nothing. It usually takes 120 days for past due invoices to reach this piont. We have never received an actual Lien for any of our Three Thousand finished clients. Our account is in good standings with all our suppliers and I assure you, if you get a loan to refinance or sell your home the preliminary lien will not be there. The only gopher proof barrier I ever used was my neighbors cat. We do not have that in our pricing so its very unlikely Josh offered it. We used polypropylene fabric as always but nothing is "proof" only bionic gophers can eat through the poly barrier to get to the 3/4" to 1" crushed road base under the synthetic grass. On occasion when clients get multiple bids and hear many sales pitches, they can confuse who said what that's why we must go with what we have in your contract that was in writing. We had a feeling how the tempo job was going to be like the very first day. We had two scolding messages on our office phone screaming and cussing about how Jon was late at 7:08 am. Job start walk is 7:00-7:30 am. As for the nice things you said about our crew they were nice to hear and that's why this review is such a surprise. I have spoken to Josh at length about how this job went sideways. Jon was the manager of your job, met with [member name removed] for 10 minutes then she went back to watching TV. Jon knocked on the door everyday but I guess he could not be herd over the television or microwave. The blow up over a sleeve under the pavers for future irrigation was taken care and everything else was GOOD WE THOUGHT... WE THANK YOU for not following through with all the other threats of stopping payment on the checks. The crew did not pay for materials on there own I assure you. The crew and Jon were told to do what ever it takes to make you gals happy. The last we heard was you both were happy and signed off on everything. When you found out Josh was not fired you informed us we would be getting an "f" RATING. Sometimes we have to say that with all the different personalities in this world and ratings being so public that you just can't please everyone, this may be one of those one of those cases. Josh was not fired I fact he was given a raise because he has many happy clients and very few unhappy. If there is anything we can do besides fire Joshua let us know we are greatful for you buisiness and look forward to working with you again."
"Paving Stone of San Diego was on schedule to start the customer job on June 16th as stated on the customer’s contract. The customer had made changes to the scope of work to be completed and these changes were not finalized until May 31st. I have spoken to the sale representative and reviewed the email correspondence between him and the customer. The sales representative assured me that at no time did he promise the customer an earlier start date which is backed up by the email correspondence. Each time the customer asked if we could move her job up the sales representative called the Construction Manager to get a scheduling update for the job and then would pass the information on to the customer. If the customer had chosen to cancel the contract within the three day period the deposit would be refunded immediately. However the customer waited 4 business days prior to the job start to cancel the contract die to the issue of her spa delivery. There are many costs associated with processing a job from the many hours the sales representative spent with the customer to office personal processing the file, ordering materials and coordinating the job start. These costs add up which is why most times we do not return the deposit when a customer cancels this close to the installation date. Below is a brief synopsis of what transpired: On April 29th, 2014 [member name removed] singed a contract with Paving Stone of San Diego. The contract was for the installation of pavers in the customer’s front yard, a walkway down the side of the house and a patio in the customer’s back yard. The contract states that the job is to start the week of 06/16/14 and finish the week of 06/23/14. The customer was aware of these dates at the time she signed the contract. On Sunday, May 4th, the customer contacted the sales representative about changing the design and adding artificial turf. On May 31st the customer signed a change order which changed the scope of work to be performed, adding artificial turf and a new planter area. On June 2nd the office called the customer to let her know that her job would be starting on 06/16/14 as stated on the contract. The next day, Saturday June 7th at 10:30 pm, the sales representative received an email from the customer stating “I’m running into a problem with my spa delivery…they wanted to deliver today, and I can only put it off probably another week. This will be a major hassle to move it around when you guys are doing the paver work (not sure it’s safe to leave it in my driveway instead of in a locked area), so if there’s any way we can get rolling on the demo/paver install next week, it would be best.” On Sunday, June 8th, the customer again emailed the sales representative and stated that “I need to just cancel this job, if you guys can’t start this week.” On Monday, June 9th at 8:59pm the customer sent an email cancelling her contract. On June 18th the customer filed a complaint with the BBB to which we responded. BBB reviewed both sides of the complaint and found in our favor. The complaint was closed on June 7th the same day the customer filed this complaint."
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