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"Almighty Building & Services had done an excellent and fantastic job! We are 120% satisfied with their quality work that exceeded our expectations!"

"We had a roof restoration done by Near Me Roofing Company and I'm amazed by how it turned out. we dealt with Ari and Elijah was very experienced and the workers who did the job knew what they were doing too"

"I had a patio that was in need of leveling. They knew exactly what to do and did it in a day. It looks great and I am very happy."

"Tavake and his crew did an outstanding job installing a stamped concrete patio in our backyard. He came out on a Monday and bid the job at a fair price then came back on Wednesday to start the job. Our patio was finished on Thursday and was just perfect for our space and exactly what we wanted. I would highly recommend TNT to anyone in need of concrete work. We plan on hiring them again to fix our front steps and walkway."

"Called Kris for a bid and he was there in a couple of hours. He had a three week backlog and when opening came up they promptly showed up for job. Throughout the job he consulted with me on everything. It is a family owned company and only Kris his wife and son do the work. Excellent job by all three. Took four days from start to finish. I would hire them again for any concrete work I have.I had a small tree that needed to be relocated that was to close to the driveway and they took care of it for me. They are very responsive to all of your needs. <br />"

"To start with, Todd returned my call in an hour, which is amazing. He gave us an estimate for raising slabs to level the sidewalk that was reasonable, and far cheaper than we paid five years ago to get new concrete sidewalk poured. When I mentioned that we had also been told to remove stretches of moss on the sidewalk, he offered to power wash it for less than it would cost to have guys come and scrape it off. After the power wash, we needed a re-inspection before he could get the permit, and he kept in touch to follow up with us on that. As soon as that was settled, he got the permit and finished the work in one day. It looked perfect. Another amazing thing -- I don't pay for the job until after we pass the final inspection. Todd is exactly what you wish every contractor was like (but they aren't)."

"We hired Jay to inspect our basement, after a skim coat on our basement walls had started to flake off. <br /> Jay gave us a clear, easy-to-understand outline of our alternatives, and recommended the least expensive (a $250 dehumidifier!) for at least the next few years.  He gave us a recipe for a skim coat that would stick better to the basement walls than the coat that had been applied ten years ago, and was now coming off in large chunks. <br /> We have basement walls from the year 1910, and he told us that we will need to have some significant work done on them - eventually - and he told us how to watch for signs that things were getting more urgent, and what our options would be when we reached that point. <br /> We've lived in our old home for over ten years and we intend to retire here.  One day, we will do the major repair work but it was a relief to know that a) it didn't need to be done right away, and b) it won't cost as much as we were afraid that it would when we do get it done. <br /> <strong>One more thing:  I had reservations about calling Jay because of the negative reviews here - but please don't let them dissuade you from calling him if:  1) you recognize that Jay's expertise is worth paying for - in fact, from that perspective, he's a great value - and 2) you're not looking for a quick fix.</strong> <br />"

"I first contacted Todd in March. I spoke with him and a few other firms. He was not the cheapest, but not the most expensive either. I read the reviews on Angies and chose him despite one somewhat negative one, which I mentioned to him. Todd is a great and extensive talker and his explanations seemed reasonable as did his description of what he would do to my driveway. That included removal, adding compacted gravel, and when we asked for it, rebar, cutting a clean line at the street and creating a neat transition between the street and the driveway. When we discussed how I wanted a different color for the pathway than the driveway, he said he would do the integrated color, but that a stain might be cheaper. He did end up doing a stain, though there was no reduction in price. I took him to a driveway in my neighborhood to show him how I wanted the finished job to look and he seemed very knowledgable and told he it would be no problem. <br /> <br /> I became uneasy when he kept delaying the start of demo because of a lack of a dump truck (an extra charge for me, not included in the original bid). Finally they started, Todd, another worker and his girlfriend. It turned out that he did not need to add the compacted gravel, but when I asked for a credit he told me that he had to haul away so much dirt that he would have charged me for that so no credit. I had foolishly thought the removal of the old driveway included hauling the debris. In the process of digging out the new driveway\path my underground sprinkler was cut. Over the years tree roots had wound around the sprinkler line, making repair difficult. Also in removing the river rock Todd removed a great deal of soil and it had to be replaced. Initially when he broke the sprinkler line, he told me it was no problem he would repair it, which I expected, because in the course of initial discussions he assured me he would leave everything looking good. <br /> <br /> When the he tried to cut a clean line between the street and the drive, it crumbled. I'm not sure why though he told me it was because the street was old. I think it was perhaps he didn't use a saw. He seems to have a lack of proper equipment. To create a transition between the street and the driveway, Todd used cold patch asphalt, which looked dreadful. I called him and he told me that it would look better over time and that he did it as a favor to me. Also as a favor to me he brought some dirt from his home and did a poor job of replacing some concrete pavers that had been removed in the course of the work. I did myself a favor and called in a professional asphalt company who removed the bad asphalt job and did it right. I also called in my hardscape guy who fixed the pavers and filled in the areas of missing dirt. <br /> <br /> It turned out Todd wanted to be paid for the sprinkler repair and couple buckets of dirt, I told him I wasn't happy with the price and we reached a compromise. <br /> <br /> I was unable to be home when Todd came to seal the driveway, but I had called and told him there were marks on the driveway from when he stained the path and put in his asphalt patch. He assured me he would clean it all away. After the sealing the marks were still there. They are not terribly noticeable, but what is very noticeable is the 2 inch chunk that broke off a corner by one of the cuts. This occurred yesterday, less than a month after final completion. Todd came by to pick up the final check and took a look at it, blamed the nature of concrete and the kind of cut. I might even be to blame for gluing a piece back in place. He said he could fix it with a patch but it wouldn't look the same. <br /> <br /> After having paid so much for this job I have to say I regret not just doing asphalt again. My driveway doesn't have the polished, professional look of the driveway I had taken him to see. Todd is a nice young man, but he hurries, doesn't pay attention to detail, blames everything else when there is a problem. I never felt that doing the best job for me and making sure I was satisfied was his top priority. It is too bad really, because I think he has the skills to be excellent. <br />"

"There are a lot of options when it comes to treating a concrete floor, and it was confusing to us about which way to go.  Jake explained the pros and cons of all our options in a way that made clear what would best suit our needs - we went with polishing and staining.  My husband and I  were having trouble choosing an exact color for the floor, so Jake ended up mixing a couple of colors, creating a new color that we are super happy with.   We were in a serious time crunch - the floor had to be finished before the carpenter, who was leaving on a 2 week vacation, could rebuild the stairs that had been taken out.  Jake and his crew bent over backwards to finish our floor in time for the stairs to get built, even though it meant putting in some very long days.  The floor is beautiful, and we love it!  Jake was reliable and very responsive to our needs.  My husband and I highly recommend him."

"Ed and his grandson Ryan transformed our deck from old and dilapidated to new and beautiful. I'm certain that our deck currently looks better than when it was originally built. Ed also poured a concrete slab next to the deck where a future hot tub will go. We're very happy with the finished product and have even talked with Ed about replacing an upper deck on our home. His price was great and we feel like we got a good deal considering the beautiful work. The installed steps are built so debris doesn't constantly gather underneath like the previous deck. We will definitely hire Ed again."