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"Overall fine install, had a hiccup with equipment that delayed finishing project two days. Put forth a lot of effort to protect surfaces from over spray/cross contamination. Had appropriate personnel protective gear for the crew of two men. Created a complete air tight envelope for the 2 story shed. Pleasantly surprised over the overall improvement in building structural strength. Area for improvement is the notification of customer when in route to the job and when arrive onsite. Cost was a little high, but great product/quality, you get what you pay for. Better than the cheaper options justifies the price. Easy to work with... Before and after photos attached..."

"I feel that they did there best. Pleasant attitude from sells, scheduling and technician (installer)."

"I had drainage and sump pump added to my basement. The men, Brandon, Michael, Gabe, and Devin, worked VERY hard and the end product was great. I also appreciate their respectfulness in communicating to me about the project. Also, I received quick help anytime I called the office and spoke to Jessica. Many thanks to all of you!"

At Kefficient We're Always Going Above And Beyond!\nWe're a company focused on customer experience in Richmond. Our goal is to provide information that helps you make the best decision for your home. We take the time to explain everything: what your home needs, why it is needed, what the cost will be, and any possible alternatives. Our crew never engages in high-pressure sales. You can rest assured our friendly, hard-working, supportive team will guide you through the process so, you always feel confident.

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"The work was good and was completed on time. Working with Trey was easy and he was very polite & professional the entire time. However, we have two complaints. 1) They (Rob) said they would provide a quote for us for to finish our stairs and hang drywall but they never did. I'm assuming they were too busy with other waterproofing jobs, but a simple "I'm sorry, we are unable to do that" would have been fine. I called at least 2-3 times to follow up on the 2nd quote with no returned phone calls. 2) They removed the carpet on our stairs to complete the job (totally fine), however, they never put it back and left our basement stairs bare with nails sticking out of them."

"We had a collapsed sewer line in the middle of the yard, presumably caused by soil/root settling after the earthquake. They came out for an estimate the day after we called and were the cheapest of 3 estimates we had. They started the next day. Then they did not work 2 days due to rain, and did not work the weekend because they do not work weekends. There were a few problems along the way - some of which weather related, some of which due to broken tools and other issues they had... all causing it to take longer than we had hoped (took 1.5 weeks total, but most evenings they hooked up a temporary line for use). The biggest complaint in the end (other than having no sewage for this time) was that they didn't use a plastic tarp to dump the extraction dirt onto, so additional grass damage occurred. However, they did seed/hay afterwards, which will resolve that problem over time (after it warms up)."

"I had a 50-year-old house with a cinderblock basement wall that had water slowly coming through. I researched the various firms that did waterproofing and had three highly rated firms come out for an estimate. The first contractor didn’t even bring a flashlight and just looked around and said to keep an eye on it. The second gentlemen did provide detailed estimate and carefully explained the problem. Randy, the owner, from Chamberlin Washington provided a similar diagnosis and estimate. His estimate was not only a little less expensive but he looked at the entire house and found other things that could use some maintenance. This is what I liked about Randy – he looked at the whole house and discovered several smaller things that should be fixed to avoid issues down the road. These were all things I knew about already but I’m glad someone took the time to examine the entire house and not just the one issue I was having. We had then not only waterproof the outside wall but also fill the expansion joints in our patio and seal one basement window as well as re-point some mortar joints in the brink chimney. When the crew came they went to work. They also did an admirable job protecting our plants. An old section of of a 6' high stockade fence had to be removed and I bough a new section and the crew was happy to put that up. When they water tested the wall they found a small leak. They re-did the sealant and that did the trick. Randy came out and supervised critical parts of the job. He was great to work with and happily fixed a few small things at the end. Randy really cares about doing the job right. I am 100% pleased with the work they did. I watched over much of the repair and everything was done correct and by the book. Overall I can't say enough about how pleased I was with Chamberlin-Washington and their work. I would not hesitate to recommend them to anyone."

"The installed a basement that has prevented our basement from having water for many years."

"Our master bath was 10 years old and everything was builder grade, from the fixtures to the floor tile to the paint. The double vanity was made with molded sinks and stock cabinetry. The mirror was ridiculously oversized, the exhaust fan sounded like a train, and the master closet was a simple system of wire racks and shelving. The stall shower was adequate, but was enclosed by old-style, metal-framed shower doors. The bathroom's centerpiece was a jacuzzi tub that we NEVER used. It was fine when we bought the house 6 years ago and were only here 6-8 weeks a year, but now that we're living here full time, it was time for a major upgrade. <br /> Everything came out and we started over. <br /> Today, we have new, custom made vanity with double (porcelain) sinks and a granite countertop, Kohler Artisan fixtures, new floor tile, lighting, and an inset linen closet with three drawers and seeded glass doors. The space from the former shower is now incorporated into the master closet, and where the jacuzzi once sat is a magnificent double shower with subway tile, accent tile, two shower heads and a hand held unit, all enclosed by beautiful glass doors.  The new mirrors and custom cabinetry closet will be installed next week, but I'm so excited, I couldn't wait to post this review! <br /> It's a master bath fit for royalty - a "Cinderella" bathroom Rich called it - because the paint color I chose happened to be Benjamin Moore's Glass Slipper. <br /> It's never easy to be displaced from your bedroom and have your daily lives impacted by in-home construction, but Rich and his team - Rich, Sr., Mike and Jeff, were amazing. These guys are professional, punctual, personable and really funny. Communication, construction and the results were beyond my expectations. It was actually a pleasure to have them here every day. <br /> Even the dogs loved them!!"