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"8 weeks and I have some chunks at the seams. Called and texted pictures. Should be a simple repair but so far refuses to come and fix these areas. Concrete stained very badly. Tire tracks. I finally had to seal it to try to protect it and keep this from getting worse. My neighbor had a new driveway this year and his hasn't stained."

"The process went great from start to finish. Work was accomplished as planned. Stephen and his guys work hard ansvwell together and know what they are doing. They cleaned up well after the job. Our stamped gray stained patio came out beautiful. We would defenitely recommend Kondo Concrete and plan to use them to reseal our two patios and walkway each year."

"Joseph is very professional, and has helped me for my various locations,. I wish he would come back to Eureka. Anyone whom will use their service will be satisfied."

My name is D.J. Gati. I’m a passionate, loving, caring individual that wants to provide a A+ service to all my clients. I take pride in my work and I love what I do. I treat all my clients as if there my family. I don’t cut corners nor do I go the easy way out. I do what I say and say what I mean. This is my lively hood and my way of living .

"We were very happy with the promptness and professional attitude of the company workers.  The work has held up well through the snow and salt so far.  We were so pleased with the results that we requested a driveway quote for spring.  Would definitely recommend for concrete work. <br />"

"Rick was great to work with from start to finish. He came out, gave a very reasonable quote, scheduled the work, and completed it exactly when he said he would. Great communication, great work, great experience. This is the company to call if you’re considering an epoxy floor."

"They did a good job. There were some issues with getting them to come back and finish a few items and check things but they did come out and it was eventually all finished. The salesmen were super nice and the workers cleaned up well."

"It went fine. They gave me samples to take home. I went back and forth a couple times until I found the right quality/price/colors that I liked. John came out to measure and I later met with Shelly for the pricing, left a deposit and scheduled an installation date for about one month later. Permanent called about a week later and had to move the installation date back about a half week but that was OK as they had let me know in advance. The vinyl flooring took two days and the carpet one day. It looks great and the installers were professional. I felt the pricing was reasonable compared with several other places I had visited and the Angies List reviews were postive. They took the old carpet, padding etc. with them, for a fee of course, but it was worth it not having to deal with the disposal of it. The only hitch I encountered, and it was a small one, was that I had to call Permanent twice to get a receipt...the only receipt I had was for my initial deposit. I had given a check to the installer for the balance due when the job was completed, but a week and a half later I still had not gotten a receipt showing paid in full, carpet and vinyl flooring type descriptions, etc. I called, they seemed surprised I had not received it, and was told that they would get all of that to me shortly. Another week and a half passed and I had still not received it so I called again and spoke with someone else. I received it two days later. I'm not going to ding them much for that under "responsiveness"."

"<p>It took several years to save up for replacing our old and out of date kitchen. In late 2015 we were ready. During one of our first meetings, my wife mentioned that she was working long hours in her current position as a Senior Nursing Investigator. Jeff of LP called her ?dumb? for doing that without extra pay. The new ersatz ?designer? told my wife that she was only available on her own schedule which did not include any after hours for family reasons. My wife being insulted left. I should have joined her. A first proposal was written dated  November 17, 2015. It had quite a few errors which were mostly corrected. Curiously the revised quote was issued with the same date as the original. When I spoke to Jeff he was OK with two indistinguishable but conflicting quotes. My wife and I visited potential vendors and selected tile patterns, electric fixtures, a granite slab, etc. We had signed a contract on November 17, 2015 with the fixed start date of Feb 1, 2016. Two weeks before that date I called to schedule the preconstruction meeting. I was told that the start date was to be March 1, 2016. Even with three months lead-time, LP had forgotten to schedule the labor. A week later I was told that the delay was our entire fault since we had asked LP to use their own personnel. Jeff had a melt down on February 17th threatening to pull his people off the job because I was a ?bad customer.? I called the Ohio AG?s Consumer Protection Agency and filed a complaint. They told me that talk was cheap suggesting I wait. They said that if LP did as threatened they could act. After threatening to walk as I was not going to be ready for demo, the project belated started Feb 18, 2016. The neophyte designer supplied a set of design drawing that were incomplete and gibberish. It took a day or two but I finally realized that these drawings were a cut and paste of the Jim Bishop Cabinetry library that came with the 2020 design package. They told the trades people on site the lineup of the cabinets but nothing else. I won?t bore you with all the times I had to intervene to prevent errors. I couldn?t prevent all rework but I tried. Fast forward to Tuesday, March 22nd. LP had been busy with a trade show on Monday and did no work on site.   They were going to be done that day without fail. They did not apply the second top coat of wall paint, only touched up some spots. I caught one of their people standing on the expensive granite countertops in his work boots threatening to crack it. He was installing the valence that had been delayed due to a misplaced light fixture. The dishwasher was poorly installed missing parts, stripped the fittings for the gas line using slip joint pliers. After a quick sweep up, they left in midafternoon and I was glad to see that go. </p> <p>That night I found that I had no heat or hot water. LP had not relit the pilot light after having the gas off. The next morning I found that there were numerous ceiling/primer paint splotches on my windows and adjacent furniture. I found that the anti-tip bracket had not been installed under the stove. This is a big deal. I found that electrical junction box in the pantry cabinet was uncovered. There is daylight peeking above the valence. For good measure, Ric grouted the hood fan?s filter in place. </p> <p>I will fix all the issues myself. I do not trust the LP people.</p> <p>Pictures and documentation to support the above are available.</p> <p><br /></p> <br />"

"The process went pretty smoothly. Anthony was responsive and came to my house to go over the details. Because of the recent rainy weather it took some time for the work to be started/completed, but that was expected. The repair work was completed quickly, and the finished product was excellent. I would definitely hire Anthony and his crew again."