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"Mauricio and Crisjan were the initial sales reps who came to examine the issue and they took the time to test drainage that might have potentially been creating the water issue. They offered a reasonable solution (sealing the visible cracks and holes in the concrete and I was contacted within a couple of days with an estimate and scheduling options. Sean was our tech and he did a fantastic job diagnosing the issue beyond just the cracks. He not only address all the holes and cracks in the concrete and mortar, he sealed up additional entry points above the foundation. He sourced additional materials to cover openings for cable lines. He went above and beyond and gave us measured information on how we should continue to monitor and treat this area as the house settles. He was thorough, informative, and provided excellent service in his work. I'm very glad that Sean was the technician sent to us and I would specifically request him for your projects."

"The order for what areas were to be filled was incorrect but the crew fixed the issue ASAP. Filled the void under drive and leveled the walk way. Did good work!"

"John Russo addressed a crack in my foundation wall. He provided an estimate quickly and the work was done within my tight schedule. He and his staff were on time and completed the job as described. I would use his services again."

"Gus and Pete did a great job! I am very happy with my concrete patio!"

"I'd like to begin by saying if anyone reading <br /> this review has basement water issues, you can't do better than M.Taylor <br /> Enterprise LLC for price, job quality, and timeliness of your project's <br /> completion. <br /> I began my remodeling plans with one job in <br /> mind. My basement bathroom was the last room in the house that needed <br /> remodeling. Before seeking bids I'd decided I'd better test for mold as I'd had <br /> water issues for many years in my downstairs basement bathroom from my home's <br /> foundation settling. <br /> In addition to that, the concrete that was <br /> laid across the front of my house to stop water from getting in, was now <br /> failing after perhaps 20 years, and water was now getting in as a result of the <br /> foundation settling in the front. <br /> The mold test came back positive both in the <br /> bathroom and in my living room as a result of the new problem at the front of <br /> my house. My one job now turned into 4 as I couldn't remodel my bathroom before <br /> doing a mold remediation. And I couldn't do the mold remediation until I <br /> finished the waterproofing of the basement. <br /> All the basement waterproofing companies that <br /> came out said I'd need to rip out my kitchen counter, drywall, sink and <br /> cabinets as their waterproofing solution called for ripping out all these <br /> things. This meant a partial kitchen remodel as well. <br /> The bathroom remodel was <br /> about 7 to 8K. The mold remediation was from 8 to 10K, and the waterproofing <br /> bids ran from 9 to 13k. To get my kitchen back up to par would have been <br /> another 2 to 3K. I wasn't sure what to do. This was all cost prohibitive and I <br /> couldn't afford it. <br /> These bids were all for doing the <br /> waterproofing from the inside and not the outside, and they all said doing it <br /> from the outside would be far more expensive. The company that gave the 13k <br /> quote actually started out at 17K. The price dropped 4K in the span of 15 <br /> minutes. Needless to say, I didn't appreciate that. I saw through the cheap <br /> sales tactics as I'm in sales as well. Enter Matt Taylor and his brother. They <br /> were a breath of fresh air. <br /> Each time I showed the now failing original <br /> concrete work at the front of the house to the assortment of waterproofing <br /> companies that came out to provide bids, they all smirked. Explanations were <br /> provided why having concrete there wasn't a good idea. In other words, they all <br /> went for the jugular. It turned out to be like overhauling an engine before <br /> checking to see if the spark plug was the problem. <br /> Matt and his brother's solution was to lay a <br /> slab of concrete at the front and rear of the house. It made perfect sense to <br /> me. It actually made dollars and sense as their solution saved me about 13K, <br /> and it stopped me from going into debt as I was considering financing options <br /> for the13k waterproofing bid. <br /> Matt and his brother went over and above. They <br /> did some extras such as connecting my downspout in the back that was not <br /> operational. They also disconnected another downspout and reconnected it to <br /> make it shorter as it was far too long, and would eventually develop blockages <br /> and further potential problems. <br /> M. Taylor Enterprise LLC gets an A plus in my <br /> book. Their straightforward, no BS approach, pricing, job quality and <br /> timeliness of completion should make them the first choice on anyone's list for <br /> waterproofing issues and masonry work. They understand what long haul business <br /> thinking is, and that if you treat the customer well, the money will follow. I <br /> can't thank them enough. <br /> Sincerely, Joel Lerner <br />"

"One key challenge was the pool, landscaping and deck. They took careful consideration of the surrounding installations including parking the concrete truck on the access road and hauling the concrete into the project. The project manager, Josh Case kept me informed through the process and supervised the final installation. I had been through a number of companies to get this work done, but M&F stepped up and executed professionally."

"Interior painting of living and dining rooms, hallway, doors and front door"

"We had a very complex front door to install and On the Level did a superior job -- the quality of the work was superb, the price was more than fair, and all of the work was completed in a timely manner. Peter did a great job communicating through out the process --we would hire them again."

"Before hiring LevelLift, I contacted a friend of mine who owns a Structural Engineering firm, but only work commercial not residential.  So after receiving at least (5) estimates, we agreed that LevelLift was the company to hire.    <br /> Met with Paul Mauer of Levelift Systems, he was very nice, patient and professional along with his team.  Received a proposal for the work noted below: <br /> The work in the basement  included but not limited too grout beneath concrete, excavate & installed timber walls, <br /> raise window well & installed standard home-improvement store grade cover, raise grade, furnished & installed discharge pipes for down spouts, installed seven steel beams, new interior drainage, repaired damaged mortar joints, installed 12" high cast-in-place concrete curb between steel beams and they took care of all the Montgomery County permits and inspections.  In addition, mobilization, site preparation and  furnished & installed discharge pipe for sump pump. <br /> In addition, Paul recommended a very good Structural Engineer to take care of the structural drawings. <br /> The contract payment terms were broken down into four payments with the option of using major credit cards and we have a ten (10) year warranty. <br /> Paul and his team were very responsive, punctual, and professional and the quality of the work was excellent.  We have not had any problems in the basement since 2013.  They are highly recommended. (A+) <br />"

"Jon from Concrete Slab Jacking was right on time for the initial inspection to see the work I wanted done. He provided me with an estimate within a day. Since part of my job involved sections of my concrete pool deck, they worked with me to schedule the job a month in advance so that the pool would be open and the pool cover removed. On the scheduled job day Jon was there as the crew chief and did a masterful job on the driveway, the sidewalk next to the driveway, and three sections of my pool deck. Check out the photos. They were able to raise my driveway almost 4 inches to the same level as the garage floor. The sunken concrete sections are now all aligned and look fantastic without the cost of replacing them."