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"Took out old patio and built our bigger patio and fire pit in one day! Very efficient and hard working! They are professional, clean and respectful of my neighbors and even power washed the street after the project was completed! Rich who gave us the quote and was the project manager was very down to earth, communicative and just an easy person to work with - flexible and wants to make his customers happy! Highly recommend!!! Will use again for future projects!"

"We needed to replace our old, cracked asphalt driveway with the more durable and aesthetically pleasing concrete driveway. Found Takats&Son through Angie's List. Andrew responded promptly, explained things clearly, communicated well, provided rationales and options before and during the project. He gave reasonable price, honest with his assessment--not trying to oversell unnecessary services, he even gave me cheaper DIY options for an area in my backyard Andrew was detailed oriented with his job execution. Job completed on time. Andrew and his crew were always polite and professional. After completion, Andrew was still accessible for questions. Definitely recommend!"

"Accurate Asphalt was incredible to work with. Literally everything you could ask for in a contractor, they delivered on and exceeded expectations. Do yourself a favor and use them for your next asphalt driveway, you wont regret it!"

"They did a great job. Took great care in protecting the existing driveway as they installed the pads"

"From the time we discuss what we wanted .. Carlos was able to capture our vision... The team came and prepared to do the job. The Sylca team was professional, curious, attentive and committed. They clean up after there work. They used quality material and completed the project within a timely manner and to our satisfaction. Thank you Sylca.. I love my new backyard.. GREAT JOB!"

"<p>Design of the project to be completed with a Fall 2013 and Spring 2014 installation was  coordinated with Land Art. The installation of the dogwood, drift roses, vibernum, red tip photinia, spotted laurel and butterfly bushes as well as the sod and bed prep was the scope of the fall project . Spring 2014 consisted of installation of several varieties of flowering perennials.</p> <p>We were disappointed with the size of the shrubs installed in the fall however, the dogwood was perfect. 2 of the drift roses upon arrival were damaged and we asked they be replaced , Land Art did not replace them and in the Spring we had to insist a replacement as the damaged roses did not survive the winter well. A spotted laurel and 2 of the red tips did not rebound in the spring and we waited until July for the laurel replacement and Land Art only agreed to one of the red tip replacements.</p> <p>Spring project actually began in May and carried through September should have been an easy complete in May.</p> <p>8 ivy planned only 5 installed in May remaining in September</p> <p>9 blackout hostas could not be installed as planned moved to different beds</p> <p>5 Fraces Williams hostas returned - could not be installed as planned $100 credit</p> <p>7 sweet tea hostas installed as planned- 1 died </p> <p>3 Echinacea berry installed as planned  - 1 died </p> <p>11 black eyed susans- installed as planned</p> <p>5 rosemary installed as planned - 1 is not thriving</p> <p>3 lavender, 9 Kalimeris blue star, 3 milkshake Echinacea, 16 blue hill salvia, 2 northern bayberry, 11 day lilies and 1 crepe myrtle installed as planned </p> <p>8 pachysandra, 7 installed in May , 1 installed in September</p> <p>4 Fingerleaf, 3 installed in May  1 died, I installed in September</p> <p>2 butterfly bushes - 1 is not thriving</p> <p>3 Marmalade Echinacea installed- August we requested be replaced as none of them were thriving. Land Art instead removed 3 day lilies from the lily bed and installed replacement Echinacea in the lily bed. Requested Echinacea planted in error be replaced with day lilies of same size and blooms as those removed and received plantings of much less size and quality.</p> <p>At this point we requested Land Art no longer perform any services in our absence and would need to schedule appointments for entry to the property to ensure correct placement of plants as occurred with original installation in May. When the company representative arrived at the appointed day and time he mentioned he was not expecting to be called out and had been drinking. This was a scheduled appointment .</p> <p>While the majority of the 2 phase project went off without a hitch we are very disappointed phase 2 lasted from May through September when we were told all would be complete in one day. So many calls through out the summer to request completion with no result was very frustrating. Only when Land Art called for payment of phase 2 in August were remaining and replacement plants installed between August and September.  Final payment on phase 2 will be just as sporadic.</p> <p><br /></p> <br />"

"I had a 50-year-old house with a cinderblock basement wall that had water slowly coming through. I researched the various firms that did waterproofing and had three highly rated firms come out for an estimate. The first contractor didn’t even bring a flashlight and just looked around and said to keep an eye on it. The second gentlemen did provide detailed estimate and carefully explained the problem. Randy, the owner, from Chamberlin Washington provided a similar diagnosis and estimate. His estimate was not only a little less expensive but he looked at the entire house and found other things that could use some maintenance. This is what I liked about Randy – he looked at the whole house and discovered several smaller things that should be fixed to avoid issues down the road. These were all things I knew about already but I’m glad someone took the time to examine the entire house and not just the one issue I was having. We had then not only waterproof the outside wall but also fill the expansion joints in our patio and seal one basement window as well as re-point some mortar joints in the brink chimney. When the crew came they went to work. They also did an admirable job protecting our plants. An old section of of a 6' high stockade fence had to be removed and I bough a new section and the crew was happy to put that up. When they water tested the wall they found a small leak. They re-did the sealant and that did the trick. Randy came out and supervised critical parts of the job. He was great to work with and happily fixed a few small things at the end. Randy really cares about doing the job right. I am 100% pleased with the work they did. I watched over much of the repair and everything was done correct and by the book. Overall I can't say enough about how pleased I was with Chamberlin-Washington and their work. I would not hesitate to recommend them to anyone."

"Recommended dehumidifier and circulation and no charge for inspection Two thumbs up"

"I had marked each wall with a "g" for green for the kitchen and a "y" for yellow for the living area.  The ceiling was going to be painted for both rooms as well as the powder room because of the ceiling repair.  The bathroom ceiling was also painted.  I was not there when the painting was done since I live 3 hours away, but did stop by for a few hours one day.  When I arrived I immediately noticed that the entry way had been painted green like the kitchen, I guess since the floor is the same as the kitchen.  Even though I will be repainting that a blue later, I didn't say anything since I hadn't been there.  There were some walls that were supposed to be yellow, but had been painted green which I did mention.  I think the "g" may have been interpreted as "gold" so I can see why there was a problem.  The correction was made without problems.  Work was going to continue so I never saw the end result until I returned several weeks later and had already paid in full. <br /> When I returned, I noticed that the baseboard was painted right up to the doors and then stopped and continued on the other side.  None of the window trim had been done either.  When we were talking about what needed to be done I thought we were talking about all of the woodwork.  It is my fault that I had not shown my contract to my husband to see if what it said was what I had thought we had talked and agreed about.  My lack of knowledge on the terminology became a problem.  <br /> I contacted the owner and he was clear that if I wanted the rest of the trim done I would have to pay more money.  Since I had already paid $3500 for 2 small rooms and two ceiling repairs I felt that it was way too much money.  I will paint the rest of the trim myself.   <br /> The quality of the work was excellent, just VERY EXPENSIVE.  I paid only $3000 for work at home that included over 700 sq ft of two 2 story rooms with 8 windows and doors, all the crown molding, baseboards and woodwork including the 2 story ceilings.  A crew of 3 worked 2 days for that job. <br />"

"Well, the company did not replace the large tree that bloomed. They fired the best man they had...horticulturist. AND they started doing a poorer and poorer job of "maintenance" even though they took my money every month. I finally switched. And am happier for it."