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"Level existing concrete driveway I can't say enough good things, from the front office to the field technicians. Justin and Austin were polite, very informative and skilled at what they did. We couldn't be happier with the end result. They will be highly recommended. Ronnie and Linda"

"G.L. Hunt was very professional, educational, and compassionate. They provided us with 3 different estimates depending if we wanted all concrete or concrete and steal or all steel (good, better and best). They explained everything to us where we could understand. They answered all of our questions and concerns. They did initial measurements for free and did measurements before lifting the house and after. I asked G.L Hunt to redo all measurements after they raised the house so I could see the differences myself, G.L. Hunt Foundation went on and above what we expected. They ensured us everything was okay. G.L. Hunt walked though every area in my home and outside with my husband. They informed us, they will provide us with free soil just in case we get sink holes from where they where digging and refills the holes they dug up. The areas we thought needed to be redone i.e. mortar and chalking touch ups G.L. Hunt came out the net day and redid everything we asked them to redo. The also informed us to call them after 90 days and they will redo measurements again to ensure everything was okay. They advised us to put up glitters around the house and they did checked our plumbing under the house within 30 days to ensure our plumbing was okay after lifting the house. We got 4 estimate and we are very happy we selected G.L. Hunt to Do our foundation work. GL Hunt did an excellent job."

"Allen came out and gave the estimate for foundation repair and patio. Brought out his crew got the job done. Hercules has done work for us in the past, He takes full responsibillity for to complete the job."

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"Came out on time for estimate and work. Costs were upfront, accurate, and no surprises. Very flexible when I wanted to make last minute adjustments. Answered all my questions and even gave me a little education (asked for and welcomed) on the process. Final product came out perfect. I will hire again."

"Sorry it's taken so long to get this review done. The work was done on 9/15/14. The workers showed up on time and did a good job. I had several doors that were not closing correctly and all were corrected and still open and close as they should. Unfortunately I was at home recovering from foot surgery while the work was being done and do not recommend you be in the house while the work is done. A couple of times I thought the cabinets would come off the wall but all was fine (the kitchen area really had to be raised, I think 2"). Also these guys are not gardeners, they are house levelers and do a good job with that. If you have shrubbery or plants where they will be digging you want to keep, it is best you remove them and repot them temporarily, the put them back yourself. If I had not been recovering from foot surgery I would have done that as I lost a small shrub and rose bush. But in all fairness as I said they are not gardeners and the rose bush was old. There also was A LOT of dirt leftover that comes from under the house, so make plans on what to do with it before they start. I didn't realize it would be so much and they were trying to finish up and leave so I had them spread it out over part my lawn thinking the grass would grow back there. It has not and I need to resod the area. I had another area that is lower and water gathering when it rains, so I should have had them put it there. Hindsight. Overall I do give them an A, am pleased with work, and will use them again on another property I have that needs leveled."

"Another company said we needed our entire foundation repaired, but Baird actually did detailed measurements and determined only one section of our foundation needed repair. Worker were polite, professional, and unobtrusive. Work was completed quickly and the repairs did the trick. An engineer came out to inspect the repairs and assure that that the work was done properly. We saved at least 50% by calling them for a second opinion. Thank you Baird."

"Felt everything went well.  Showed and told me about all cracks in the foundation and brickwork.  They have a registered engineer on staff which is quite helpful."

"Probably due to the sever draught during the summer of 2011 we started having cracks in drywall, sticking doors and windows and other problems related to settling of the foundation.  We got five bids from companies listed on Angie's List.  None of the bids estimated the same work deemed necessary to fix problem and prices were all across the board.  The first person you meet is the "estimator" who assesses the damage and provides a bid.  He/she is also a sales person.  You will frequently hear from him/her, to try encourage you to use his company, until you make a decision.  You probably won't see him/her again if you agree to their proposal.  We chose this company (their bid was not the highest or the lowest) because their work estimate seemed reasonable based on what we could see.  Our repair included tunneling under the foundation to install three piers under the outer wall and four piers across the back, three of which meant cutting holes in our concrete patio.  The company may show you sample pictures of their work showing very small, neat and almost invisable concrete repairs but don't believe it.  Their payment terms were half down and the other half on completion. <br /> The work contract (if you have this work done, read the contract carefully.  The company won't be responsible for any damage to electrical, mechanical or plumbing damage related to their performance.  This contractor provided a plumbing company (A&A Plumbing) to perform a pre and post static test of under foundation drains. <br /> The work crew (work took three and one-half days and there were 4-5 people there at all times) showed up on time on the scheduled day and every day that they worked on the property.  This is labor-intensive work and everyone was industrious and knowledgeable.  These guys worked hard all the time.  The lead person, Mike, was very accomodating and good to deal with.  Ours is a patio home with a postage size yard (apprx. 15'x20') between the house and the garage.  The amount of dirt excaved filled the entire area. We lost 5 very old and healthy shrubs across the back (Co. takes no responsibllity for replacing) and don't know if grass will ever come back.  They put down plywood to place excavated dirt on but not enough to contain all the dirt they removed and all uncovered places became packed with clay.  These workers are not landscapers and their clean up left a lot to be desired.  Be prepared for lots of additional clean up after they leave.   The workers install piers and place bottle jacks for the "lift."  Note that the end result is not to level the foundation to "0" but to lift only enough to bring within acceptable tollerences.  Two men (one was presumably an engineer (?) and the other was a supervisor from the company to supervise the "lift" which is done by hand with one laborer on each jack following the supervisor's instructions) showed up for the scheduled lift.  During the lift one of the piers across the back broke which resulted in the foundation setting down rather abrubtly.  <br /> On the last day after all back-filling was done and the work crew had left the plumber showed up to do the post-lift static test.  After about half hour he determined that their was now a leak in our drain and wouldn't fill to ground level.  I hired the same plumbing company to come a few days later and run a camera through all drains and perform a "pin-point" inspection to locate the leak.  After apprx. four and one-half hours they determined that there was no leak.  The "pin-point" inspection is an expensive proposition.  I called two other plumbing companies to get a ball park estimate of cost and the same company was as reasonable or more so than the others.  The cost is approx. $100 per hour for plumber and a $125 camera charge.  After the plumber concluded that there was no leak and speculated that the post-test was somehow bad, he greatly reduced the charge for the "pin-point" inspection.  I thought this was reasonable and was happty that there was no leak.   I would recommend that if a homeowner has foundation work performed and the post-test indicates a leak get a second plumber to do an independent post-test static test to verify. <br /> The permit charge is an add-on with this company which is added to the final payment.  The company indicated that the City will call to arrange for a final inspection but I seriously doubt that this would happen.  Since they didn't want to inspect the work while the piers were uncovered, I can't imagine what they would "inspect."  Suspect that this is just another FEE that doesn't result in any in-progress quality inspection or follow-up.  <br /> My overall rating for this company is a B because I would consider an A to represent excellent or near perfect work.  I don't think any foundation company would rate an overall A unless they left the property in the same condition they found it and that didn't happen.  I would recommend this company and A&A Plumbing."