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"We had our awnings taken down and lintels replaced, concrete and brick pointing patch work, also resealed the foundation. Ray was knowledgeable and professional during the consultation, and answered all of my questions. Him and his workers were on time and finished within their projected time frame. The guys were super nice and they cleaned up when they were done."

"Derek was great. Showed up on time, very knowledgeable about my project and have helpfully suggestions. I had a problem the year I was suppose to get the patio done and had to wait for this year and he still honored by Angie's List discount."

"Concrete sidewalk replacement very happy with their work "

"Great! They were on time and completed all of the work requested and in a timely fashion. They did a great job with both the driveway and the front step concrete pad. They offered to come back and provide a top coat at my request (for a nominal fee) as I was starting to sell the home."

"Everything was great, they took their time and did a great job, my wife and I are very happy with the results. We are having Ray back in a few weeks, to replace existing sidewalks, and a few other jobs. We highly recommend Culligan Concrete & Masonry"

"The team from StoneCraft LLC did an incredible job restoring our 40 foot tall chimney, pouring a new concrete crown and installing stone veneer and new flashing. The team was professional and quick, going from scaffolding to completion and cleanup in two weeks. The cleanup was so thorough that other than the gorgeous new chimney, you would never even know they had been there. Very, very impressed with the professionalism, workmanship, and communication throughout the process."

"Bill came a little early and got started right away. I have used his services many times before so I knew what to expect. He and his assistant Bobby installed a new microwave for me in half an hour. Perfect. Then he replaced some damaged siding on my house with pieces I had saved when the siding was originally put on. That job also took half an hour. It was done very well, and you would not know it was replaced."

"We were looking to expand our pond but to tie it into a <br /> stone wall and pond. We meet Devin at the Phila Suburban Home and Garden Show <br /> and immediately found what we were looking for. Devin came out to our home to <br /> meet us and listen to what we wanted. He drew up drawings and made clay models <br /> of what he thought would be a good idea. Devin was great at listening to us <br /> talk about our ideas. We turned out to be a great team. As he built the wall <br /> and patio we dug out and built the pond and waterfall. Often…OK, a lot of times <br /> I would come to Devin with questions on building the pond wall. He was always <br /> very creative and helpful. As time went on the whole project came together <br /> perfectly. Today we have a great natural patio and wall that ties in perfectly <br /> with our pond. People who visit us always marvel on how well everything looks. <br /> I have visited many homes with Hardscape, none of them compare to the look of natural <br /> stone. If you are contemplating using natural stone please feel free to contact <br /> me and you can visit our home and seen Devin’s work first hand. You won’t be disappointed. <br /> He does GREAT work. <br /> <br /> <br />"

"Awesome! They used our existing plant share they could to save on costs. Helped plan the best design for ultimate curb appeal. <br />"

"The crew arrived at 8:00 am on a Monday as promised.  A crew of at least 6 were on hand.  Jack-hammering the concrete basement floor around the entire perimeter of our basement started immediately.  The jack-hammering lasted about 5 or 6 hours one day 1, but we had made prior arrangements to have our pets removed and we were mostly not home during  that part of the process.  They excavated an approximate 1 ft wide trench around the entire perimeter of the basement.  They also dug a second sump pump pit at an opposite corner to the existing sump pump.  The excavated pit sloped toward both sump pump pits.  There was some minor structural demolition of some paneling and interior walls plus the removal of a built in set of wooden shelves that was necessary to dig and install the french drain.  They did this and removed all the demolition debris from the premises.  A crushed stone base was laid down and a 3" perforated drain pipe was installed in the trench.  The excavation was back-filled with more crushed stone. An aluminum drip edge was placed about 1/2" from the walls and when the floor was re-cemented, it was cemented up to the drip edge.  The basement walls were washed with bleach to remove existing mold, all cracks were cemented or calked and then the walls were painted with 2 coats of white Dry-Lock paint.  2 new submersible sump pumps were installed.  New PVC pump outlet piping with check valves were installed.  The Basement window wells were cleaned out and crushed stone was placed in all window wells.  The floors were swept and washed down.  The basement was cleaner after they were done then when they started.  The work was completed by 12:00 pm on Wednesday. <br /> Now here's the interesting part.  A torrential rainstorm started on Wednesday morning.  We received approximately 3-4 inches of rain during Wednesday and Thursday.  Just as they finished the job and powered up the sump pumps, the water level in the sumps was starting to rise to the top.  The pumps ran the entire night, 21 seconds on, 21 seconds off.  By morning  the off time had increased to about 90 seconds.  By the end of Friday, the pumps were off entirely.  Our basement was completely dry.  We noticed several of our neighbors having their basements pumped out over that weekend.  One neighbor lost everything in  their basement.  That's how bad this freak storm was, but we were in good shape.  Perfect timing for a severe test of Salvo's work."