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"My experience with Greystone was outstanding from start to finish. They installed a large stamped concrete patio with a block retaining wall and widened my driveway. Both jobs turned out fantastic. The driveway took extra coordination with VDOT, and Greystone worked with the VDOT representative and took care of everything. The crews were careful with my yard and brought plywood to minimize the impact of the heavy equipment and materials. When the driveway was installed they took extra care to cover it and protect it from the weather. A separate crew came after each job to clean up, both did an outstanding job. On both projects one of the owners stopped by to ensure things were going smoothly. My experience with the estimate, design, scheduling and installation and with everyone I dealt with at Greystone was outstanding. I'd use them again on any concrete or block project."

"The deck installation went very well. I was completely satisfied with the quality work provided by Hector and his crew. Want to put Alvaro in the spotlight as he was the one who built the deck and put a divider that I requested. It was a beautiful job, the pride of my neighborhood. It was definitely a work of art, Alvaro was very meticulous and was very articulate in all the details. Magnificent job, and I'm so glad I hired Tough Builders to do my deck. Completely satisfied and I'm hiring them again as we speak to do another patio job. Don't be skeptical, Hector's crew is the best in town."

"Rhonda salesperson was great but overworked and should have given me a list of things to do for prep like since I had a cooktop they cut the quartz onsite so my whole house was covered in dust when done including the drawers and cabinets next to it. If I would have known, I would have covered the room entries and removed the drawers. Also things like know where your water and gas turnoff are. The installer was new so they caulked and left right away an has to get them back to recaulk where sunk in. Rhonda was attentive to making sure they came back to do that. She was also awesome in helping me make the right selection for my kitchen. The installers had to deal with uneven cabinets and they were awesome at figuring out how to handle that . And definitely beat Lowes price. All of that is why I gave them an A."

"<p>I have a front porch with a concrete surface, brickwork around it, and brick steps. The concrete surface had a major crack, the brickwork had numerous cracks, and the brick steps had mortar deterioration. I found Manning Masonry Doctor on Angie's List and called Mr. Manning. I told Mr. Manning that I wanted the crack to be replaced with decorative bricks; the other repairs were to be made as normally would be. Mr. Manning discussed the project with me in detail and provided me with an estimate in a reasonable period of time. </p> <p>The work took about three days. Mr. Manning was always willing to answer questions and explain what he was doing. He protected the house and plants near the work area. He took extra precautions to eliminate dust from entering the house.</p> <p>About three weeks after the work was finished, a crack developed in some of the new mortar. I contacted Mr. Manning who arranged to return in a few days to replace the mortar. That repair held.</p> <p>I found Mr. Manning to be very professional and true to his word. I recommend him and I will use his services again. </p> <br />"

"So like a number of other house, we had sinking front concrete steps. Our sizable front stairs had sunk about 6 inches and pull the attached walk with it. It got to the point we just had to have them replaced. I checked out various options for having them mud-jacked, but my concern was that that would not really fix the issue for the long term and they would just end up sinking again. After getting several bids we went with Tavis at Quality Concrete and Masonry. They weren't the cheapest bid but seemed the most trustworthy and had the best plan to make sure the problem did not re-occur. Tavis started on a Tuesday and was essentially work complete by Saturday. His work was very high quality. Because of the site, amount of concrete, etc. he used 1.5" rebar instead of the standard 0.5" rebar to tie the steps to the house. ( I've never even seen 1.5" rebar before.) Site was left clean each day and the final product exceeded our expectations."

"The team from Bright did an excellent job. They arrived on time or early, let themselves into the backyard where the job site was, and worked non-stop all day. They kept the work area tidy and cleaned up each evening before leaving. They worked in 100 degree heat 9 hours a day until they finished the project and brought in additional help as needed. They are the most professional, courteous, and quality-oriented team we have ever worked with. They have done 5 or 6 masonry projects for us and each one was absolutely perfect. I would recommend them 100%! They are the best in the area - true artisans with such a high degree of professionalism. It is always a wonderful experience to work with them."

"A separate roofing contractor (Hermitage) installed the cricket. Chimney Saver sent masons to do the brickwork, then came back for waterproofing. Finally the chimney no longer leaks and has not leaked in last 2 years."

"yard work and pruning plus clean up. They know what has to be done , very professional !"

"<p>The firm's president, Randy Alverson, arrived promptly, assessed our damp basement situation, and explained in great detail the various steps of the waterproofing process.  He answered all of my questions and was so professional and reassuring that I broke my usual rule of getting at least 3 proposals for any home project, and decided to hire Chamberlin-Washington immediately.  Of course, I had done my homework and read the firm's excellent reviews on numerous websites including Angle's List, which added to my confidence in my choice.  </p> <p>The Chamberlin-Washington crew was terrific and worked so hard under very chilly and damp conditions. They first removed all of the plants/shrubs from our front borders, carefully wrapping the roots in order to preserve them.   An 8 + -foot trench then had to be dug along the front of our house, to the bottom of the foundation, in order to begin the waterproofing process.  They worked very carefully, addressing one half of the foundation at a time (including under our front porch, which was undisturbed). The crew realized that our home's exterior foundation was very rough and uneven, which meant that it wouldn't be a receptive surface for the waterproofing membrane.  Mr. Alverson came back to our house to explain the additional steps that were needed to smooth the foundation out before the waterproof membrane could be applied: grind down the rough foundation, install stainless steel wall ties, install wood forms and pour a 4" thick concrete layer to even up and consolidate the foundation.  He made sure that we understood what was going to happen, and explained that though this was an unusual step to have to take, they had done it before for with some older homes such as ours (built circa 1925).  This extra step of preparation added an additional 50% to the original fee, but it had to be done. Once the waterproofing layer was finally in place, they tested it by spraying water onto the foundation for an hour, with one person carefully monitoring the process inside our basement to make sure that no water was leaking through.</p> <p>Ultimately, Chamberlin-Washington was able to thoroughly waterproof the front foundation of our home, and we have had no further water problems whatsoever.  We were extremely impressed with Mr. Alverson and his crew -- very professional, punctual and thorough.  I highly recommend this firm to anyone whose home needs similar waterproofing work.  I should also add that Chamberlin-Washington honored the 10% discount for Angie's List members -- a nice touch.</p> <br />"

"Both jobs were handled on time without additional costs and/or delays in completion. <br />"