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"This spring we were in search of a company to pour a concrete patio as we were removing our old floating deck. We came across Clark Companies at the White Bear Home Show @ The Hippodrome. They followed up promptly afterwards and set a time to come out for a quote. They answered all our questions and helped us envision what it could look like. They were the only company we had out that actually cared (the others you probably hear advertised all the time). If you're here because you are researching them you can see they do this all the time and they do it well. They gave us many options to choose from for the patio & other items to complete the project (I.e stairs or grass seed). During the installation they were very professional and consulted with us along the way to make sure we were happy before all was said and done. Thank you Clark Companies! We look forward to enjoying our new space for years to come!"

"Bryce and his team were very professional and knew exactly what they were doing. They consulted with us on the whole aspect of the project and brought the concerns to us when it seemed like our choices might not be the right choice. Overall, they were very friendly and we were very satisfied with the patio paver + fire pit installed."

"Great guys! I will be hiring them again for future projects on my camping property"

"Fantastic! From the planning stages to actual work everything was smooth. The attention to detail and getting the job completed was a great experience. Super friendly, hard working, and honest and open communication. I will be hiring them again ……soon!"

"Chris came out initially to take a look at the back yard and to discuss the project. I had asked him to put together a design based on some initial ideas and requirements of our own. He was very friendly and knowledgeable about installing patios. We discussed some issues with needing to improve water run off from the back of the house. We were in contact numerous times before start day to refine the design and choose pavers and lighting. Chris was always very responsive to my emails and calls and always pleasant to talk with. On start day, he showed up with his crew and a slew of machinery to excavate and prepare the base for the patio. He worked with me to mark off the perimeter and shape of the patio. When the size of the patio ended up bigger than what I had initially sent as measurements (my error), he didn’t complain- he just said he would order the additional pavers and we’d adjust the final invoice. I had asked him to try and not rip up the surrounding lawn too much and so they laid plywood and made sure that the skidsteers and other trucks stayed on that one small area. This was a real sign of their professionalism to me. I was amazed how the patio took shape in just 1 week. The crew worked through blistering heat and never complained. At the end of week 1, the patio was installed minus the final 4 cap lights since we had to wait for the lights to arrive. I make a partial payment to Chris for the work completed and then 1 week later, he came out and finished the lighting and worked through the electrical hook-ups to the house with our electrician on that day. We used pavers from a vendor who Chris uses and I was pleased with the look of what we chose. The pavers were installed well and Chris used polymeric sand to hold them in place. The job site was cleaned up every night and they moved excavated soil and aggregate base and we never had a “mess” at the house. Part of the project involved them ripping out a concrete landing outside of our adjacent garage access door and I never saw the broken concrete because they just hauled it away. Overall the patio looks incredible and I wouldn’t have asked for a better experience with an installer than what we got with Chris and his crew. I felt that the pricing of the project was very fair and that Chris and his guys were dedicated to finishing the patio as quickly as possible."

"Don and his crew essentially started from scratch on our whole yard beginnning with the design.  Our original plan was to do this project in 2 phases...back yard and side (with retaining wall) but we decided to have him do the whole yard since it just made sense (and he priced out the front yard well within our budget). <br /> The job including the following: <br /> - Brought in 160 cubic yards of fill to raise the level of the back yard. <br /> - Built a new retaining wall on the one side of our house. <br /> - Built a patio and fire pit out of pavers. <br /> - Planted a number of larger trees (Black Hills Spruce, Aspen and some birch) <br /> - Lots of stone work <br /> - Rip-rap'd the entire back property line to prevent the new fill from eroding (looks absolutely awesome). <br /> - Stone edging along the new planting areas in the front yard. <br /> - Added LED lighting along sidewalk in front yard as well as lighting around patio/fire pit. <br /> - Added a new hosta garden along the property line in the back yard <br /> - Tapered the slope of both sides of the house. <br /> - Sodded the entire front, side and back yard. <br /> I interviewed 7 different landscape companies before I found (and ultimately hired) Don and his crew.  They did a spectacular job and were very meticulous.  I'm a perfectionist (so the wife says anyway) and these guys did a great job far exceeding my expectations. <br /> <br /> <br />"

"I bid approximately 10 different people across three categories: landscapers, contractors and masons. The landscapers were stumped given it was structural and it was graduated (grew from small to tall). The contractors were very matter of fact as were most of the masons; demo it and build it with this one brick style that they were accustomed to using. Scott came out and was very self-assured as to how he was going to tackle the project and he explained how he was going to do it and why. Prior to this however, on the phone, he sent us to his website to check out all the retaining walls he had previously done, both structural and more for esthetic purposes (my words) I will say. After he explained his approach, he then got out his brick catalog and gave us a couple of options then he would recommend. Then, he saw that we had a large tree nearby and recommended that perhaps we might want to go with a smooth vs. textured stone so that all the sap and other tree droppings wouldn't cling to the brick. This is the type of attention to detail that Scott brings to the project. He was right on budget, his team was very pleasant and very nice, and they were very clean when they were done. I would use them again in a minute. I am not sure that there isn't anything with stone that Scott hasn't done. <br />"

"The end result was very satisfying. The process was good, their people courteous, the clean up good. Now the skiploader distroyed the lawn they traversed and cut some cable TV cable lines. This was partly due to a storm that mucked everything up. They fixed it to everyone's satisfaction. They knew this would happen so they charged me about $400 upfront for the sod repair - which did nothing to improve the patio. The overall length was about 1 week to completion. Some of the requests I had in the specification had everyone else baffled on how to do it. For instance the raised planters at various contractors were built of brick at a considerable cost and lost patio space. The 4x4s they installed were a stroke of genius and were designed so concrete forms would not distroy the pavers over time. I am building the rest from the previous pan and decking. Now all of the pavers are visible including the "soldier course". The same applies to a small "retaining wall" - just 4 layers of stone 8x10 or thereabouts created a nice sitting place to boot. Other quotes seemed excessive in footprint requirements (and cost.) The "bumper guards" were a nice touch also The only questionable part was the "class 5" usage (I picked up a lot of jargon during this.) It went way over the 1 foot from the edge of the patio. I was watching them most of the time and noted to them that the cut off corner needed no preparation (class 5 and sand.) It was not all removed. By the way the requirement for 1 foot of prepared base from the edge of the patio was not noted to me before the construction. This might have changed the design."

"They knew what they were doing and are very knowledgeable. They knew the type of sand I needed and I had no problems. They delivered right on the spot and did not make a mess. They called ahead to make sure we would be here. Everything was good and we have used them several times."

"Was very pleased with the overall result of New Again. I submitted dimensions and pictures over the website and received a very competitive quote. After stripping the deck there were a few more boards where some rotting was identified and Barak and his team replaced them promptly. Stain looks great and made an immediate difference. I had been contemplating if my 20 year old deck was too far gone and needed replacing... but after seeing what Barak could do with stripping the old paint off, replacing some bad boards, and staining... I'm very glad I chose to do this rather than replacement."