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"The company looks for ways to nickle and dime you - stay away. They charged us $500 to remove two bolts on a tub."

Property maintenance company working with commercial and residential customers. 8 - 12 Employees. Licensed and insured. Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Online work order system for all customers. Hourly rates. Per job pricing available too.

we raise sunken concrete. Mudjackers

"They were very good at selling the solution, but there was a big gap on the execution of the project, and took multiple iterations to get everything right, I even had to get into the solutioning with the team myself. It is too bad because the technology seems to work fairly well, and that’s why they are getting 3 stars, but I would not use them again."

any type of concrete flatwork colored ,stamped, repair , mudjacking concrete raising slab stabilizing concrete inspections basement waterproofing payment cash or check.

"Rob Nicolet is absolutely the best. Every time he is here he makes it a point of giving me some helpful tips as he makes each visit a learning experience. Extremely professional yet very personal and down to earth."

"I did not get the service that we originally talked about I am very unhappy"

I mainly work on my own but do have two good hired hands to help on jobs as well. Depending on the work that is to be done, I either give a estimate or we can go by the hour, which ever is more cost effective for my customer.

"Have some issues just get blown off"

"I hired Heirloom based in their website and recommendation from my realtor to remove an old kitchen, paint ceiling and walls, replace flooring and install new kitchen, build coat closet and new laundry room. I checked on their work after 4 weeks and found removal of old kitchen, roughed in plumbing and electrical all without a permit.permit application was denied due to no license. Quality of work was terrible, initial 8-10 week estimate was not met; work started in early Sept and code violations were still bring corrected in Jan, even after I removed $8400 work. Charges were unreasonable: electrician charged Heirloom $6000 but I was then charged $10980, a 70% markup. In the middle of the project Kirk Arneson, the gen contractor, suddenly added a new $165/HR charge to process any change request, in addition to his gen contractor markup (or the 70% electrical markup). A 6 & 1/2' Peninsula in the kitchen was all installed in the wrong place. If I could rate them a ZERO I sure would!"