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"Professional"

"Our sump pump broke down and they were here within an hour! Highly highly recommended!"

"Went well. pumps replaced"

"They did a great job. They were able to use a small pump to pump the waste water out before replacing the broken pump. The other company wanted us to pay for a pump truck costing $600 before giving the estimate."

"I have a home with a sump pump and unfortunately my basement flooded after a recent storm due to my pump failing. After getting in contact with Kingsley improvements, they put my situation at the top of their list and had replaced my sump pump almost immediately! They were kind, knowledgeable, and professional, and took my sense of urgency seriously, when other companies wouldnâ t. Iâ m beyond grateful for them getting my sump pump back in working order and I seriously cannot recommend this company enough. they are AMAZING!!"

With over 75 years of experience, GEM provides trusted plumbing services for homeowners in the Plymouth, MA area, as well as across Cape Cod. Our licensed plumbers handle everything from leak repairs and drain cleaning to water heaters, fixture installations, and emergency plumbing service.\n\nWhether you're dealing with a clogged drain or a sudden leak, we deliver fast, reliable solutions to keep your home running smoothly.

"I moved into a 2 year old house to immediately find water seeping into the basement. I found some signs of it around the baseboard moldings. I called a couple of companies, one of them Drycrete and another, an interior french drain company. The french drain company wanted to jack hammer my finished basement and install one of their systems, an additional sump pump, and a ton of exterior work for pump discharge. That was going to cost 15-20k. Drycrete on the other hand, walked around the perimeter and noticed the obvious - foundation cracks. Those are cheap to fix, but not a guarantee. In any case, I decided to start from the top down, cracks first, 20k french drain later. The process for a crack seal is pretty straight forward and if I wasn't as pannicked I would have attempted it myself. They used Poly to inject into the crack and it worked. The basemet is dry. My sheetrock is open and the wall is still bare from the spray foam along the crack lines. I constantly measure the moisture content in the baseplates and it's slowly getting back to normal. But the moral of the story is - whatever company you bring on to a job site, whatever sperialty it is that they do, that's the solution they will likely propose to you. Drycrete did a good job as far as getting the right diagnosis. If I had to change anything about my experience with Drycrete, maybe I woould have requested for them to put up Zipwalls around the work area. Drywall and concrete dust went everywhere. Overall, good work y'all."

"James was great! Very professional thoroughly addressed the problem. Would hire again."

"Matt and Jack were the absolute best! We had a big clog in the drain from the roof, which was causing leaking into three stories of our triple decker. They were professional, honest, worked very hard and effectively and helped me and my neighbor understand the process every step of the way. The cost was more than reasonable for what turned into a time and labor intensive job. Plus, they were reassuring, personable, and funny during what was a highly stressful situation. I’d highly recommend them anytime!"

"I had Dan and his team dig a full perimeter french drain in my basement, with a sump pump in the corner. They were on time and worked hard. However, the french drain and sump pump he installed in my basement was not done properly, and thus is not functioning properly. The sump pit was not placed low enough, and when water rises in the lowest spot in the house it does not flow through the drain and into the pit, where it can be pumped out by the sump pump. Numerous calls and texts, with offers to work me into his schedule, and almost two months later I'm still left with pooling water that can't reach the sump pump because the pit was placed higher than the lowest point in the house. Additionally, Dan cut through the top of the sump pit cover, leaving me with an exposed pit in my basement, which is not normal, illegal in some states, and contrary to recommendations from the American Society of Home Inspectors. When I protested the lack of a sealed sump pit, Dan proceeded to tape garbage bags across the top to create a moisture barrier. This happened because I had asked about adding a third, more powerful sump pump to the regular pump and the battery back up. The pit Dan used only had two knock out holes for piping, so instead of advising me of this, he cut the top open to fit piping for the third pump. Had he advised me properly, I would have opted for two pumps, so we could use the lid as it was designed, and seal it properly. Overall it was a fine experience while they were working here, but a combination of bad advice, no advice, and poor installation have left me with pooling water at what remains the lowest spot in my house, a dry french drain, and an empty but exposed sump pit."