Get matched with top brick and stone patios, walks, and steps installers in New London, WI

"Jeff Weiher began the work on schedule. The only delays were due to the special railing he had ordered for us and it was installed as soon as it arrived. After the stairs leading to our lower patio were roughed in, we decided we needed them to turn in another direction. Jeff was able to do that and added a landing to accommodate. We're happy with his suggestions for deck material and railing. Very nice looking."

"He is going to be doing this on a weekly basis or as needed, depending on the weather and the growth of the lawn. He has been coming as expected, I don't have to call and remind him, he's on top of it. The job is done well, his price is fair, I plan to use his services for the entire season.
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"Jerry was honest, professional, and polite on the phone and while here, punctual arriving, did not rush us, and gave expert advice as well as a fair quote to do the work needed to save our trees.
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"Job was completed in a timely manner and beautifully done. Window wells installed, soil pitched and graded and plants (many, many) planted again at proper level."

"Scott was ver professional and the worl exceeded my expectations. He even worked around my son’s nap time each day which was appreciated."

"Very detailed oriented work with small crew that is competent and friendly. The owner very involved with details and installation. Gave use what we wanted with a great design from scratch. Would recommend delivers quality for price."

"I worked with Chad. He did a great job. He put in a lot of detail. He gave us a lot of options. He was really easy to work with."

"Inherited a gas fireplace that had quit working and was the cause of a cold draft. Pat determined the causes of both problems and quickly fixed both. He was also a willing source of information on how best to regulate and utilize this heat source.
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"Everyone that works there is decent, professional- and they did a terrify job with my design. I did have a hiccup when they gave me an estimate- apparently the employee doing the estimate on such a big project did not even visit the site- so when the crew got there, they saw some poison ivy and also did not realize the severity of the slope. They at first tried to renege on the contract even though I put a 50% deposit, and signed a contract. I told them that I would pay for the extra cost for spraying down the poison ivy- but unfortunately they gave me the impression that the cost of that would be minimal. Afterwards, they attempted to upcharge me over 20% of the entire project- or close to $2000 for basically weed spraying for 20 minutes on two separate days. They said that they took a lot longer than expected as well- but it wasn't the poison ivy that delayed them- the root of the problem was the employee that did not accurately calculate the scope of the project- and the company wanted me to mitigate for what in their perspective was not as profitable as they wanted. I don't think it's appropriate to renege on a contractor after the client seeks bids, drops those other bids, sends a deposit, and signs a contract. Presumably, a company should survey the project before the estimate. I understand there can be unexpected things that come up- but that's for the unseen or underground- the customer shouldn't be responsible for an estimate not to their liking."

"The patio and steps in the back are absolutely beautiful, as is the stone border (have received compliments from other workmen). His crew was efficient, creative and very cooperative.  He has already been contracted for some additional work next year, without hesitation.
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