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"His crew came back the next morning repaired the crack in less than two hours and cleaned up the area. The men were polite and professional."

"Braxton came as scheduled to level up the various slabs of concrete in our driveway. He was professional, knowledgeable, and efficient. We are pleased with the work he did and the level of service he provided! The weather did not allow him to finish the job to his satisfaction. So, he returned a few weeks later when the weather was forecast to be dry for the day to seal the cracks and cover them with sand. Not only was the end result aesthetically-pleasing, it is sealed now to protect from any water getting underneath the concrete slabs in the future. He and Landon were professional, thorough and efficient. Highly recommend!"

"These guys know what they are doing. Foundation problems are incredibly alarming because of what could be. Nolan and his crew are experts in their field. The actual individuals doing the job work full time for the company. They were quick, professional, and helpful. The guys that completed the actual job didn't mind all my questions and knew the answers. Comparatively, the price was a a few hundred more than some of the other quotes; however, this one felt worth the extra. It's been just a few weeks since the job was completed so only time will tell the final results, but I feel very confident with AccuLevel."

"As a contractor in the area I often find myself in need of assistance or find something that's above my abilities. I am always confident that Midwest will provide quality craftsmanship, be punctual, treat our customers with respect, and be competitive in pricing. It is always a pleasure doing business with Tye and his crew and I highly recommend them!"

AFS Foundation Repair & Waterproofing Specialists (AFS), A Groundworks Company, specializes in helping homeowners with their foundation repair, waterproofing, and concrete needs. Our top priority is providing high-quality home repair solutions and personalized service across Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Florida, and Tennessee. With fully trained technicians, industry-leading products, and nationally backed warranties, AFS is here to restore your basement, foundation, or crawl space.

"We recently moved to a 95 yr old home. We were told we had a dry basement when in fact we did not. We looked in to basement waterproofing with a couple different companies but the scope of the work and the cost didn’t feel like the right solution. We had Don come out and he was very knowledgeable, professional and very courteous. He recommended some things that the other companies did not. He actually talked us out of mor expensive fixes. He said he believes in starting with the least intrusive, least expensive options first. His solutions worked for us. We would 10/10 recommend Don and his crew at Foundation Doctors LLC."

"First I would like to say that everyone I dealt with at ICSR was great! From Erika who made the appointments to Jeremiah who did the inspection, to Terry and his crew. They were all friendly, respectful, and knowledgeable. Jeremiah explained in detail what needed done in my crawlspace. There was a lot of damage due to termites in the past. I knew this was what needed done as I had another Company look at it as well. They backed out because they thought the crawlspace was to narrow to get the work done. I agreed to Jeremiah's plan and about two weeks later Larry and his crew came out to do the work. I will say it again, Larry and his crew were great. They worked so hard and in horrible heat and humidity. They were always friendly and smiled when I saw them. Larry always let me know what they got done that day, and what the plan was for the next. They cleaned up the work area, and took away any and all debris. I have full faith in ICSR and Larry and his crew that the repairs were done right. I am so glad the plan with the other company fell through, as I think I ended up with the best!"

"What they do is, if you have a basement or a garage (in our case, a garage wall) that's underground that looks like it's starting to cave in, they drill holes in the wall and put these big plates on the inside and then put in a big rod through. And they did hole on the outside, about five feet deep, and put plate out there and then tightens those up so that it pulls up the wall back into place. It anchors the wall. The quality of the work was very good and pricing was good. Friendliness of the guys and professionalism was good as well. The only difficulty we had was sometimes in terms of scheduling; we had a big blizzard on then day they were originally scheduled to do that and obviously we didn't expect them to do it that day, but they didn't call which might be okay because the mayor even told people not to go to work. That was on a Wednesday, but we didn't hear anything even on Thursday and Friday or even the following week. They called about three in the afternoon on Thursday the week after that and said they were going to do it the next day, which made it a little difficult in terms of making sure we had somebody here except for the fact that this was between Christmas and New Year's and that was the only reason we made it. It wasn't a major problem, but I would have just wanted them to be a little more proactive in terms of scheduling."

"DC Roofing and Exteriors has been wonderful to work with! They have taken very good care of us with our roof replacement from start to finish. Not only were they very fast to respond to our initial contact with a temporary repair, but then they worked with the insurance company who initially wasn't going to cover our roof to get it fully covered (minus our deductible of course). They were very professional through the whole process and were great at answering our questions. The day of the replacement, it was really great to get photo updates of the progress during the day. The new roof is awesome. I would recommend them to anyone who needs any exterior work done!"

"On April 14 I  met with Scott Thompson of Healthy Spaces to get an estimate on waterproofing my basement.  My basement is mostly finished with panelling and carpeting.  After measuring the space, Scott gave me an estimate of $4862.  He told me I would have to move all furniture 48" away from all outside walls but I would not have to remove the panelling or carpeting.  The carpeting could be pulled back from the walls to do the work.  He also mentioned a discount if I paid the deposit up front and the rest at completion of the work. <br /> I got estimates from two other companies, and both of them required me to remove the panelling and carpeting before they could do the job.  This is the main reason I chose Healthy Spaces to do the work, along with their A rating on Angie's List and the Better Business Bureau. <br /> On May 12 a crew from Healthy Spaces arrived to begin the work.  The first thing Steve asked me when he walked down into the basement was if they were supposed to remove the panelling.  I told him what Scott told me about not needing to do that.  He said he absolutely could not do the job without removing part of the panelling.  Since it was cut the panelling or not get the job done, I agreed to let them cut my panelling. <br /> When they dug the hole for the sump pump, they found I had a monolithic foundation.  When I googled it, I found that, although fairly uncommon, a monolithic foundation is detectable by looking at the lowest block in a concrete block wall.  If it is at least 8" tall, it is likely to be part of a monolithic foundation.  Blocks less than 8" indicate a non-monolithic foundation.  Obviouslly this is not without exceptions, but if questionable, drilling a pilot hole in the concrete floor would provide the answer.  I would like to think that identifying a monolithic foundation would be crucial in determining the type of waterproofing system to use and definitely something to consider when giving an estimate. <br /> Unfortunately the system that Healthy Spaces brought to my house was one that could not be used with my foundation.  This system required digging a trench with jack hammers all around my basement walls.  Once the system was installed, in the trench, it would be covered with concrete.  The baseboard-like system that had to be used in my basement is above the ground and was fastened to the floor with epoxy.  It required less materials and less labor.  Since they didn't have the baseboard system in stock, they had to order it, postponing the completion of the job for 9 days. <br /> i was told by Steve that the other system was not going to be more expensive - it should be less.  My brother-in-law was with me when I was given that information.  Steve also said that Scott Thompson would contact me because I would have to sign  a different contract.  Scott called me several days later and told me that the price would remain the same even though he thought the baseboard system was more expensive.  I couldn't understand how that could be with so much less material and labor involved.  Also when the sump pump was installed, the original plan was to have it drain away from my house by means of a trench that would run approximately 20 feet out to the street in front of my house.  Since I already had an underground pipe leading out to the street, dug by another contractor in an attempt to channel water away from the foundation, all Steve had to do was run his sump pump discharge about 3 feet to my existing pipe. <br /> The last time I spoke to Scott Thompson, he said he had to talk to his boss, the owner of the company, but he said I would get some sort of discount.  He would get back to me after Memorial Day.  i have not heard from him. <br /> When I asked Scott about the 10% Angie's List coupon that I printed out, he did not reply.  The company failed to honor the Angie's List coupon and the final bill showed no discount.   <br /> As weeks go by, I am gradually cleaning up and replacing the torn up panelling and insulation left by Healthy Spaces.  I have hopes that the system that was installed will work to keep water out of my basement, but I very much dislike the fact that I was told that I would not have to remove my paneling to begin with.  The mess left in my basement is terrible. <br /> <br /> 7/31/14  As an addendum, after meeting with Damon Cheatam and expressing my dissatisfaction, not with the actual work, but with the beginning estimate procedures, he explained to me the circumstances under which my incorrect estimate was given.  He asked what his company could do to make me happy.  I told him I would like them to honor the 10% Angie's List discount coupon I gave him.  Meetings were held, and the end result was I received a check in the mail for the 10% discount.  In spite of a few issues, this company has proven to be one of integrity and one which obviously cares about reputation and customer satisfaction.  I have changed my ratings accordingly."