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"Matt did an excellent job drilling the holes for our pool fence. He was incredibly helpful, thorough, and communicated with us throughout the entire process. He took the time to answer our questions, made sure everything was done correctly, and paid close attention to the details. We really appreciated his professionalism and would absolutely recommend him to anyone!"

"Tucson had a huge storm July 14th and a shared fence blew down. Josh was quick to respond the next day and within an hour was out to see what needed to be done and was out the next day to repair. Very accommodating and scheduled us in to fit our needs as this was needing to be done quickly as my house was being sold that week and much pressure to get things done quickly ."

"Kevin is hard working, fast and easy to work with. His fees are reasonable. I would recommend him."

"The service person arrived on time, did the work perfectly and we were very pleased with the appearance. They gate looks better than new. We were also told if there were any problems in the future, please call them."

"He was able to repair the sensor and now everything works great. He also gave me an estimate for an RV gate that seemed very reasonable."

"Adam did two big fences for us including one that had complicated gating for an RV. Here is what impressed me: The fences look amazing and are beautifully constructed. Also, his scheduling, communication, and collaboration was amazing. Itâ s so lovely to have the plan become perfect reality and on schedule!!!. Even small challenges with locks were solved quickly and professionally. I highly recommend Adam and his crew! They do great work!"

"On time, affordable, communicated everything and did an amazing job. Safety was definitely a priority to this company!"

"Fantastic company & crew. They fixed tons of issues left by our previous contractor. Highly recommend!"

"I wanted to give these guys the benefit of the doubt but I kind of can't now.  All in all the experience wasn't terrible.  Jerry and Joe were the two managers that worked with me.  In the beginning I was impressed with their punctuality and response time.  As the projects begun everything was fine.  Jerry was very patient with my HOA, even driving out to an evening board meeting to make sure things could continue smoothly.  Which I greatly appreciated.  
Eventually I began noticing employees coming and going when they pleased.  Constantly leaving my yard unclean.  Both Jerry and Joe becoming unresponsive.  When I asked for the finishing touches on my yards, even to the extent of giving them more business they wouldn't respond at all or would take weeks to.  The whole process has been extremely long.  Not the quick turn around time like many contractors say.  Yes my HOA had something to do with it but overall I began noticing these things midway thru the projects.  Now it's to the point where I'd say about 80% of the project is done but I'm no longer getting my phone calls returned.  I've given up and begun to put the remaining details into others hands.
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"Three neighbors solicited bids for their backyard walls, two of which were shared walls.  My nearest neighbor contacted Weston and left a message that we wanted to proceed.  There was a call back within a few hours, but my neighbor was not home.  He called back and left a message.  He reported that he did not receive another call for three days.  The third neighbor dealt with Weston separately and reported to us that Robert never returned his call.  Throughout the process, we rarely were able to contact Robert directly.  Sometimes calls were returned promptly, sometimes not at all.  It was this inconsistent quality of communication and the construction process in general that led to considerable dissatisfaction for my neighbor and myself.
There are a number of things I liked about Weston's performance.  They showed up on time and completed the wall construction on time.  The wall looks nice - the seams are even and well pointed and is level in all places except my neighbors seven-foot front section that appears slightly convex on top.   The columns were completely filled with mortar.  I am well pleased with the appearance and the quality of the gates.  Robert kept his word,  and if there was something we didn't like or was not according to our agreement, he fixed it when we pointed it out to him. On the whole, we may have gotten a good wall and gates at a good. price.  Robert told us not worry, that there was a 10 year guarantee on the wall.  Based on his behavior during construction, I would bet that he would honor this guarantee.
There are number of things that I did not like about Weston's performance and my neighbor expressed to me a number of similar things he didn't like.  Perhaps we are excessively picky.  I will detail the things I didn't like and the reader can decide. Weston uses slumped steps instead of square steps in their foundation, a practice that I am told is standard for this type of construction. Nevertheless, I don't like the practice - too much mortar in an excessively long slump, or where the triangular piece is not well cut can result in the wall slumping - this happened to my neighbor, and the wall was redone after a call to Robert (the foreman said it was fine the way it was).  We agreed to double rebar in the gate columns.  This was apparently news to the foreman, and it was only after a call to Robert that the foreman ageed.  Nevertheless, when rebar was put in the gate columns, only one piece was placed.  In the meantime, the cement was setting up.  I asked the foreman about it.  Eventually, another piece was set in all but the gate column up front.  By this time I thought the cement may have set up too much to properly adhere to the rebar - it was like poking a hole in the cement, and I asked the foreman about the front gate columns.  He did not seem pleased with me.  When they set the first course of the columns, I noticed that there were 2 inch holes at the bottom of the two blocks in the gate columns in back.  I asked the foreman about this.  He said it was necessary for the rebar to fit in the column.  He had apparently misset the rebar.  No one made a move to level off the mortar that came slumping through the holes with the block when they filled the columns, so I did it.  The rebar did not extend into the top course of the columns in some cases, and where it did, it was only an inch or so - I don't know if this compromises the stability of the top course or is standard practice, but I do note in diagrams of recommended practices, they show another piece of rebar set well down into the column in order to extend well into the top course.  Weston agreed to spread the dirt from the foundation in the alley.  This was hit and miss, and in some places it had just been spread in place, leaving 3 -4 inches of loose dirt and construction materials.  On the side of the house, I found garbage from food containers and pop cans.
Weston agreed to build a wall that was at least 72 inches above ground.  The wall at my front gate is about 67 inches.  This is because they matched it to the common wall on that side.  I was not asked whether I wanted to keep the wall height the same as the back or match to the front.  To his credit, Robert offered to put on another course when I called him, but I decided to leave it alone.  The smaller gate that was delivered to accommodate the smaller wall, was another matter.  In fact the whole gate installation process was a nightmare.  I refused to allow the vendor to install the smaller gate.  The gate installer lost one set of keys and when I asked them to take my keys and make new set, they took the keys but did not return - I was left unable to get out my back gate to empty the garbage.  When I called Robert to complain about the wall height and the gate size, he agreed to redo the gate and to get the keys from the vendor.  We left on a trip for seven days.  When we came back, the new gate was installed, but there were no keys.  I called Robert.  More than 24 hours passed and I hadn't heard from Robert.  I called the office instead of Robert's cell phone.  The individual said he would handle it immediately.  An hour or so later, he called me and informed me that the keys would be in my mailbox within a day or so.  They were.  However, when I went to open the back gate, the key wouldn't turn.  I finally forced it and it turned.  I noticed that the installers had not properly set the gate adjustments to cause the lock to hit the center of the hole.  It took about 2 minutes for me to make this adjustment - why couldn't they take two minutes to make it right the first time?
Was it worth all this hassle just for the lower price? 


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