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"They were prompt in their response and gave an estimate prior to work being done. He was pleasant and informative of process. Tuck pointed a bay window in two places"

"James and Tim did great work. Very flexible and communication was great. Did the job quick and the price was very fair. I would recommend them to anyone needing brick and mortar repair work done,"

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"Working with HC Barrett was truly a pleasure, very thorough work. If we had a concern or needed to make a change to the work order, they would explain the process and provide estimates in a timely manner."

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"Dave is a true professional. He and his team removed and replaced the mortar between the bricks of my front porch. This was a follow up on a job that was poorly done by someone else. Dave’s work looks splendid. I highly recommend him."

"Aldo was a pleasure to work with. Very professional, punctual, friendly and experienced. He did some tuck point work for us and he did a masterful job. I would definitely recommend him for your brickwork needs."

"Contractor did not handle unexpected issues very well - mostly because he DID NOT DOCUMENT the work scope properly (Sorry, but as an Eagle Scout an a retired Air Force Officer and PMP, I have to be honest about my evaluation). On day 1, we discovered a small portion of the existing slab was thicker than I was told by the original garage builder. During my contractor selection process, I did previously ask Ricardo if he owned, or had access to, heavy equipment, if needed. He said yes. However, his guys just showed up with sledge hammers and digging bars to remove the slabs - no way this was going to do the job. Ricardo was stressing out because of the potential impact to his schedule the rest of the week. Concerned myself, I quickly asked Ricardo to get some equipment on site to accelerate the job. I agreed to pay another $850 without hesitation. While his guys worked extended hours that day to complete most of the brick wall, Ricardo started making complaints about the length/cost/construction time for the brick wall that would form the concrete to be poured the next day. The "nickel and diming" started. He wanted another $650! Ricardo began complaining and brow beating me that he "didn't agree" to this. I contended he did. The basic problem is that Ricardo does not provide adequate documentation (and claimed his memory of our initial discussions was better than mine - I was/am offended by that!) During our initial negotiations, he would not DOCUMENT all the work. However, he DID respond to my job description by indicating everything was "OK" (his words) in his last email. I was so fed up with his whining, I begrudgingly agreed to pay the additional $650 (after he threatened to walk off the job - the original driveway destroyed with large concrete rubble just laying there!). It gets worse... The last day of the job (sensing he wasn't making enough profit), he wanted EVEN MORE money after I presented my check. He became obstinate and argumentative. I especially wanted to avoid conflict since my 9 year-old grand daughter was out in the yard as well. I asked him if he wanted my money or not. He took the check, muttering under his breath. I was livid! To his credit, Ricardo called my mobile phone the next day and left a voice mail apology - too late! Here's the problems: Ricardo doesn't want to document anything, is a poor communicator, and (apparently) only does "professional" work if there are NO issues at all (wouldn't that be nice). I would never hire him again - it was one of the most "painful" experiences of my life in relation to a project (of which I've managed hundreds - professionally and personally). As a Christian for 45 years, a retired Air Force officer of 32 years, a long-time Angie’s List “Gold” member, and a PMI-certified Project Management Professional with decades of personal and professional construction management experience, I have to be honest about my evaluation of Morales Concrete. I speak the truth as shown below. For some reason, previous customers did not appear to have issues with Ricardo. However, for the reasons shown below, I did. See provided/attached pictures and documentation – a reader can’t refute these FACTS. The basic problem is that Ricardo does not provide adequate documentation. Additionally, if things don’t suit him, he tries to rely on his own (flawed) memory of discussions. Ricardo’s written communications is misleading, incomplete, and broken. He also speaks in broken English when in a hurry (which also led to misunderstanding – in fact, I had to ask him to repeat himself many times during all our conversations). In a nutshell: Ricardo handled these job phases poorly: project proposal, construction (issues & deficiencies), project communications, and billing. Job Proposal and Construction (issues & deficiencies): See ATTACH 1, the March 12th proposal where Ricardo indicates that brick wall “will be augmented on both sides to a height of minimum 1 in. taller than the new concrete level. Note in ATTCH 2, the photo, Ricardo DID NOT augment/continue the wall the entire length of the new concrete level (a major construction deficiency). In ATTCH 3, I provide my condensed email asking Ricardo to update the original proposal (so we could have complete agreement on what he was doing – he did not. However, note his first words in his response: “All is ok…”. This indicated he agreed with the content of my original email. Also note that the email clearly states the wall was supposed to be the entire length of the new concrete level – he didn’t do this! The email also clearly states that he was supposed to let the brick “retaining” wall cure/dry for 24 hours before pouring the concrete – I saw on Day 1, he apparently didn’t intend to do this either – another deficiency. However, after trying to communicate with Ricardo during this day, I decided early on I just wanted something for my (hard earned!) money so I could get him off my property – he was that difficult! Unexpected issues: During my contractor selection process, I did previously ask Ricardo if he owned, or had access to, heavy equipment, if needed. He said yes. However, on day 1, his guys just showed up with sledge hammers and digging bars to remove the slabs - no way this was going to do the job. During the morning, we discovered a small portion of the existing slab was thicker than I was told by the original garage builder. Ricardo was stressing out. Concerned myself, I quickly asked Ricardo to get some equipment on site to accelerate the job. I agreed to pay another $850 without hesitation. After the equipment arrived, Ricardo started making complaints about the construction time for the brick wall (To their credit) his guys worked extended hours that day to complete most (not all!) of the brick wall. However, even once they finished working on the wall the next morning, Morales Concrete didn’t meet the agreed specifications (for the agreed price). Billing: Add-On Charges. I had already agreed to pay an additional $850 (see above). However, half-way through the job, Ricardo wanted another $650 for the wall construction! Even though he did not meet the wall specs we had agreed to, I begrudgingly agreed to pay the additional $650 (after he threatened to walk off the job with the original driveway destroyed with large concrete rubble just lying there!). Final Billing. It gets worse... Once Ricardo “completed” the job, he wanted EVEN MORE money after I presented my check that incorporated the 10% Angie’s List discount (See ATTCH 4 (10% off coupon for Angie’s List members). He surprisingly claimed his original pricing proposal already incorporated the discount. However, I NEVER indicated I was an Angie’s List member until I presented the check! Ricardo became obstinate and argumentative. However, he finally took the check, muttering under his breath. I was livid! Angie’s List Members be forewarned! To his credit, Ricardo called my mobile phone the next day and left a voice mail apology - too late! I would never hire him again - it was one of the most "painful" experiences of my life in relation to a project (of which I've managed hundreds)."

"Tony, the owner, came out to my location to do the cleaning. There is nothing negative about this man or company that comes to mind. Every aspect of the operation went as expected. Bottom line...I'm sure there are other very capable cleaners out there but you won't go wrong using All Points."

"I was very pleased with the full restoration of my brick steps and repair of the porch skirting. Terrance was very professional and personable. He completed the project quickly and throughly. The area was totally cleaned up. I highly recommend this company with confidence."