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"Everything went great! Super easy to work with and listens to your wants. They do fantastic work and are very timely."

"Good Samaritan's bid was reasonable and the work was completed on time. The prep work and concrete finishing was very professional. The outcome is a beautiful patio and path! I would definitely hire Good Samaritan again."

"Wow! Eric and his team are amazing! Took my vision and ran with it. In a few short weeks they transformed dirt and weeds into a Tuscan oasis. I am so happy! ? ??"

"Nataneal & his crew did an amazing job of adding dimension to our existing brick. It completely changed the aesthetic. His work was done quickly and at a very reasonable price. I would hire him again (and I have already)."

"We are Kamea Pools and we’re constantly breaking down walls for our pool installs. We hire Mortar Masonry to reinstall all our walls and they do great."

"I'd recommend Tonga Bros. LLC to anyone and everyone. They were continually jovial, always respectful, didn't use coarse language, worked quickly and made a patio/driveway much more beautiful than I would have ever expected. Totally happy with their work."

"Excellent service! They are handworkers, on top of everything and artistic!"

"Tyler let me know when he was coming to my house. We looked at how I would like the drip system placed and he offered some great suggestions. He came back the next week and worked for three whole days! He did a wonderful job and even gave me a discount, although he should have taken the whole amount. I would highly recommend Tyler Waite. He is friendly, courteous, dependable, and very thorough! I am completely satisfied with his work!"

"We would absolutely hire these guys again. They went over and beyond what we asked for. We had a vision of what we wanted and they really came through for us. We wanted something more soft and colorful in our backyard near the pool rather than the typical desert landscaping so popular here. They completely dug up our entire backyard, laid sod down, added a water feature, stepping stones, beautiful plants and steps up our slope. Wow! Great job guys! I want you back just to hear your friendly, funny chatter!"

"They were fast to get the job and start it. Also were nice and easy to work during work. The removal of the root and old concrete was just fine. 11/17 They poured late in the day and when completed the light levels were low and the imperfections were not visible. They covered the concrete with concrete blankets that night. They showed a couple of days later. Stated the concrete was set and solid, even standing on it. Then stated they would be picking up the blankets before Thanksgiving. They didn't show up for another week. Unit 1923 (unit the work was completed for) has years of concrete experience. I had him complete a write up on what he thinks of the work. 11/28 he removed the blanket and wrote the following. "Concrete review and issues A few things need to be cleaned up in order to fully complete the job: 1- There is cement and dirt on the old concrete slabs that need to be cleaned off to bring it to the original condition. 2- The gravel and concrete pieces need to be cleaned out of the grass 3- The remaining tree roots, concrete blankets, and 2x4’s need to be removed 4- The concrete needs to be sealed In addition to the state of the job site, the quality of work does not match the expectations for the agreed-upon quote. The appearance of the new slab looks rushed and sloppy, and it also has structural issues which will lead to it needing to be replaced prematurely. 1- There is exposed aggregate in multiples places along the edges, which will allow water to penetrate and cause premature spalling and cracking. 2- The concrete has a very rough and uneven finish—presumably because the broom finish was applied while the concrete was too wet and because the concrete blankets were also placed while it was too wet. This will contribute to premature spalling and cracking. 3- The concrete is not flat. There is a large hump on one side of the slab, which should have been leveled out with a screed board before finishing the surface. 4- There was no expansion used along the edges of the pour, which will inhibit the concrete from expanding and contracting properly. This will also contribute to premature spalling and cracking. This work should be removed and replaced in order to complete the job as originally agreed upon. Everything except the cost of the root removal should be refunded so that an experienced concrete crew can fix these issues." I can comment on the hump. The were trying to contour the slab uneven existing slab On 11/29 they showed up and spoke with them briefly for a few minutes about the issues. One of them promised to seal the concrete as there were issues. Didn't get into refund discussions."