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"On April 5, 2024 we received an estimate from M&H preservations for $2500 to replace our front porch steps. We agreed to this amount and we were then told that Matt would get in touch with us when he was able to do the project. On May 2, 2024 the steps were started at that time we paid half of the $2500 due. Due to rain delays and other projects for M&Hpreservations the steps report roughly around May 7, 2024 at that time we paid the remainder of the 2500. When the steps were being poured we were at work so my sister who lives across the street gave Matt the check. When Jeff got home from work of course he noticed the steps and what a great job M&H preservations had done then he noticed the sidewalk next to the driveway had been damaged. With a cement truck poured the steps the driver drove on the sidewalk causing the sidewalk to crack into several sections and creating a small valley where the water now puddles. It was early June when I contacted Matt to tell him about the damage and what could be done to fix it? He told me that he would come by and look at the damage never heard anything from him so about a week later I try to contact him again at that time he told me that he hadn’t gone by the house. He also told me that he didn’t know who the truck driver was that he needed to talk to. I tried a third time to contact him no response. By this time I was done with him and I let Jeff talk to him. Just got in contact with Matt and told him that the cement truck damage the sidewalk and what could be done to fix the problem.Matt once again told Jeff that he would have to get in contact with the driver. Couple weeks later Jeff try to get in contact with Matt spoke to him about the situation and at one point Jeff even offered to help. Now it is September and with winter right around the corner our sidewalk is still damaged."

1 employee. No subs. Cost determined by the job. No travel charges. Extra charge for 24-hour emergency service.

"Bob and his guys were outstanding. Bob was patient with changes, new ideas, and was a great partner to work with throughout the project. I would (and still do) call him for anything - I trust Bob with all aspects of our home and it's future needs. Bob and his crew are worth their weight in GOLD!"

Over ten years experience. Free estimates. We take our time with our jobs and do each job as if it is our own home we are working on. Quality is key with us. Call us, you'll be glad you did.

We are Custom Home Builders, that also do renovations, additions and remodeling. We have our own employee's who perform all phases of the construction.

We are very skilled in creating/ replacing Driveways, Sidewalks, Patios, in either decorative stamp, or traditional finishes. Also specialize in garages retaining walls ect. We are quick, efficient. and clean up any & all messes that might be made due to concrete finishing process.

IICRC CERTIFIED FIRM IN FIRE DAMAGE-WATER DAMAGE-ODOR REMOVAL\n27 years exp.\nFully Insured\nGreat references\n

Our goal is to transform your property into that spectacular space while providing you exemplary service along every step.

What this masonry scientist does:\n\nMarkets, advertises, sales, estimates, calculates, anticipates, stresses\nInstalls, tears out, builds up, pulls out, plugs in\nConsults, designs, engineers, troubleshoots\nGets wet, cold, hot, very sweaty, hurt, cut\nEmbeds, fill up, grouts, pumps, and hangs on\nWalks the wall, edge, railing, frames, pours\nGrinds, rubs, chemically treats, weather proofs\nFlashes, terminates, dams up, digs into, bores through, embeds, sprays, injects \nAny form of unit masonry (brick, block, pavers, glass block), tile, slate, stone (natural or synthetic), concrete, cement materials, bituminous materials, cleaning agents, compounds, slurries, \nHydraulic stuff, detergents, bituminous and asphaltic compounds, \nRetaining walls systems, patios, veneers, bridges, chimneys, sidewalks, roads, new construction, retrofit, tenant finish, also attend Trade Shows; work them hard, present, propose, model, make up, pro create, define, populate fields, draw, climb ladders, scaffolds, stairs.\nAdditions, buildings (small, medium, and large and tall, even extremely tall, ie; high rise), schools, industrial, government, private, residential, so forth and so on!!… no innuendos here(seriously)!... yep more to come….