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"They did a great job of leveling my daughter's sidewalk which the builder refused to repair. Price was fair and office and workmen were a pleasure to work with."

"They initially thought we needed the foundations and poles replaced on one or more support poles for our main border beam. This was based on measurements before the carpet was taken out. We scheduled the work, and had the carpet removed. Once removed, it was apparent to the crew that showed up that the work didn’t need to be done. They quickly reassessed and were honest with me about the reassessment. Their crew was already on site and they could have easily just done the work and billed us. They had a structural engineer contact us to follow up and do a formal reassessment of what work needs to be done. Their crew chief attended the engineer’s assessment to make sure they understood. Their estimators and crew were friendly, honest, and knowledgeable. I paid their crew (already on site) to tear apart some wall to make sure we completed the inspection, but no additional work needed to be done. Their work ethic and commitment to getting this right has them on the top of my list for any future work I need done in their area of expertise."

"Austin Wells handled our sinking concrete pad and cracks near my garage. He explained everything, neat, and very professional. My wife and I appreciated how he wore a uniform and conducted himself in as an expert in his field. I would definitely call JES again, in particular, Austin Wells to handle any other concrete leveling issues."

"Good people to work with, professional in every way. Normally when we received 2" of rain water would start entering the basement. When we receive 3" the basement floor would be covered. Two days after installing their system our area received 8.5" of rain and our basement remained dry, not a drop got in the house. These guys know what they are doing."

"Richard and his team did a great job. Richard came out promptly for a free estimate and offered options for repairing and replacing our driveway. We chose to pave over our old cement driveway with asphalt, a one-day job. Richard worked with the team all day, and they finished the job by late afternoon. They prepped the area, applied the asphalt, beveled edges and smoothed transitions to existing walkway, steps, and cement apron by the road. The driveway is smooth, neat, and looks great! Richard was very responsive and pleasant to work with. We recommend him and his company to others.
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"Marvin is very knowledgeable and professional. He makes sure that the customer is fully satisfied with his work. Highly recommend J & M Concrete."

"The start date was delayed about two weeks due to weather but once they got going they worked steadily until the job was done. They were here early each morning and left at four. The workers were polite, friendly, and asked questions when they weren't sure about a few things. They left the place very neat and tidy. The slope looks very good. It's to early to tell how much better the drainage is but it is definitely better than it was. They were easy to work with and very dependable and efficient. Would definitely hire them again."

"I&F concrete did an incredible job on our home. In the course of four months, we hired them to do six different jobs: retaining wall installation, sidewalk repair/installation, driveway stone paver installation, brick patio installation, fence installation, and basement access repair and installation. Each of these was done professionally, on time, and at great value. I could not be more pleased with my experience with Fidel and his company!"

"George came out to give us an estimate, and even offered to replace our wooden steps with concrete, because he said he would have to order an amount of concrete that was more than what was required to simply replace that section of our driveway that needed to be replaced. I wanted to keep our wooden steps, however, so I declined this offer. We signed the contract on the spot, though, and provided a downpayment, since George gave us the best price and seemed very earnest, knowledgeable, and sincere. He said a professional concrete mixing truck would come with the concrete. We didn't know exactly when this would happen, though, and indeed, we had a couple or more of rainy weeks that delayed the work.. Then, one day, a couple of guys from Legacy Contracting showed up with no notice and even started to tear up the remaining portion of that section of the driveway that needed to be removed to pour the new concrete before I realized what was going on. (Fortunately, I was home.) I then went outside to see what was going on -- or one of the guys came to the door -- I don't remember now which happened first -- but the end result is if I hadn't been home to move the car (sometimes I go away with my husband in his car), the car in the garage would have been stuck there until the concrete had hardened enough to be able to drive over it -- and I wouldn't have had a car to drive during that period. The two guys then proceeded to prepare that part of the driveway for the new concrete, tearing up that section of the driveway that needed to (entirely) come out, and removing it with the front loader that they had brought with them. They then laid the rebar, used a straight board at the edge of the driveway to hold in the concrete to be poured (I later realized this board should have been curved, because we have a slight curve in our driveway), and then proceeded to mix bags of Quikrete (I believe it was) by hand in the bed of the front loader, and pour it into the form, such as it was. My husband (who, by then, had left work early to come home to see how the work was going) and I provided the hose, which these guys didn't have, since they were going back and forth to the water spigot -- a fair distance away -- with a container, to get water to mix the concrete. When it came to smoothing off the surface of the concrete, one of the guys did the best he could with a trowel that he had with him, since these guys admitted they didn't have the proper tools to do the job. Needless to say, rather than the surface being smooth like the rest of the driveway, it had swirls, although very nice-looking swirls -- still, not something you want on a driveway. Finally, to make a long story short, Legacy Contracting redid the job, bringing out a professional concrete mixing truck to pour the concrete, just as we had been told in the beginning. In fact, Legacy Contracting sent George out (I believe) the day after the first faulty job, and promised at that time to redo the job "right." Still, there was about a week's delay (as I recall), before the same two guys came out, this time to tear up and remove the concrete they had laid the week before. This time, as it turned out, we got an email very early in the morning (earlier than I get up), telling us that the "old" concrete would be removed that day and the new concrete poured. Still, the same two guys started to rip up the driveway before I even knew they were there and that the work was going to be done that day, so I was barely able to get the car out of the garage -- again -- before it would have been "too late." If we had been even been away for a couple of days, we wouldn't have known that the work was going to be performed that day, and the car could have been "stuck" in the garage until the "new" concrete had hardened. This time, in fact (after the second pouring), we left the car out of the garage for two weeks before we drove over the "new" concrete, since I remembered George had told us to wait that long, not just two days, as we had been told for the (first) Quikrete. So, I have given Legacy Contracting a "B," even though the work was done well the second time (even preserved the "curve" at the edge of our driveway), because it took Legacy Contracting two tries to do this (I still don't have a clue who those first two guys were, or why they tried to do the job without the proper tools, and without the professional concrete mixing truck), and the notice Legacy Contracting gave us -- needed to get the car out of the garage so it wouldn't be "stuck"-- was just pitiful. (I would have been content with a day's notice, provided we could confirm that the next day, was, in fact, "okay" with us.) This, despite the fact that Legacy Contracting was very apologetic about the first faulty job and immediately promised to redo it "right." So, yes, I would use Legacy Contracting again, but I would hope for a better experience."

"This is my second kitchen with Dave Bennington and if I need a third, he will be my first choice. The crew always cleaned up every day before they left and little things were frequently fixed before we even had a chance to mention them. I especially want to give kudos to the electrician. His work was very neat, wires were run neat and cleanly. The tile guy was also amazing -- beautiful job arranging the backsplash tiles and cutting everything so neatly around the corners. The floor subcontractor could have been better; they didn't order enough floor tile and had to wait for the reorder to finish. The finishing crew was not as good as the original crew. I know these are not Dave's hand-picked crew, but I would use a different floor vendor the next time."