Best foundation drain installation pros near Saint Ann, MO

"Took one day. Work was done well. No more leaks."

"A simple request turned into a mammoth project involving the installation of piers to shore up my foundation, but I'm glad for the work being done. Everyone involved did a good job, and Trevor Atwell was great as my contact."

"It did not go as expected. Although the staff is very friendly, professional, and punctual, the actual job did not go well. My toilet was leaking onto the subfloor, so within 15 minutes the plumber determined I needed a new pipe and he would not be able to reinstall my toilet until I fix the subfloor. I fixed the subfloor and called the plumbers back two days later. The office staff that took my call was wonderful and accommodating, and got a plumber out right away to reinstall my toilet. Here’s where the problem is: the first plumber who took the toilet out laid it on its back causing all of the seals in the tank to break. The first plumber also replaced my shut off valve, but placed it about an inch further out of the wall then it previously was. So when the second plumber came to reinstall my toilet, not only could the toilet not be put back up against the wall, but the tank was loose and leaking now and all the seals in the tank had to be replaced. In the end, I paid $700 for this project, which shouldn’t have been more than $350 in my opinion. And since the toilet sticks out so far from the wall the tank is still leaking as it must have been jostled in use. And the base of the toilet no longer lines up with the hole that was cut in the linoleum. It just looks awful and to be honest, I should’ve just had them replace the pipe and left it at that, but the first plumber left the sewer pipe sticking 8 inches up out of the floor and I wasn’t sure how far down to cut it to reinstall the toilet. It was just a mess."

"We had a different company inspect our foundation and insist that we get all of our cracks fixed immediately at a cost of about $2,000.  Turns out there was no rush, now that we know what to look for.  We definitely recommend Quacker's Waterproofing without reservation. 
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"I have a household of 4 girls and our bath drains have been slow forever. The Zoom Drain technician explained the situation and tested each fixture to analyze where the clog was and, sure enough when he snaked the sink line, the bathtub drain improved too. He also snaked the tub for good measure which I felt was nice of him. Ran lots of water to show improvement. Solid service."

"Perma Jack was very responsive and willing to work with the owner of the project to complete a successful waterproofing drainage system. Perma Jack also worked in a very professional manner. I would definitely recommend this company."

"I CALLED FOR AN ESTIMATE AND HE INSTALLED A NEW WATER HEATER THE NEXT DAY. 500.00 DOLLARS LESS THAN THE OTHER ESTIMATE."

When you need an emergency plumber in St. Louis, or a drain cleaner, call Roto-Rooter Plumbing & Water Cleanup. Your fast & reliable plumber can fix any plumbing problem, including sump pumps, toilet repair, faucet repair, faucet replacement, garbage disposals, water heaters, bathtubs, showers, and outside faucets. Roto-Rooter is best known for drain cleaning & sewer cleaning. We fix drain clogs, clogged toilets or sinks, blockage of main sewer lines, slow draining shower and bathtub drains, sewer lines and leaking or burst pipes. We also specialize in water damage restoration & water cleanup services. We can fix and clean up your flooded basement too. Roto-Rooter is a 24-hour plumber near you and provides emergency service.

"Our experience with Atlas Foundation Solutions, LLC was excellent. Their staff was very professional, prompt and courteous. Their technician, Jacob was very knowledgeable and thorough. He found another crack under the deck that was covered in the basement with insulation and shelving, saving us another problem down the road. Great job, thank you!"

"We had the front porch replaced earlier this year and the concrete folks flattened the front of the yard. Water really pooled in the front. In addition, we had an old timber/brick retaining wall that was falling apart on the side, and a very step hill to go to the side of the house that was difficult to traverse. 
Tom's crew regraded the yard in the front, bringing in dirt to create a grade away from the house, towards the middle of the yard where it can safely flow to the side. He then laid new sod down over the graded area, except for the row right next to the house, where we'll plant next year. 
They also put in drainage tile (PVC pipe and new connectors) for the front porch drainage, leading these way off to the side terminated in a pop up. 
The crew installed five extremely heavy, attractive natural stone steps into the hill leading to the side of the house so we can now much more easily walk to the side. In addition, they replaced the old retaining wall with a really pretty Versa Lok retaining wall. Tom specifically suggested this Versa Lok design, and he was so right. We like it so much we'll eventually use it when we replace the retaining wall in the back.
They put in good drainage for it, too. That wall is not going anywhere. 
Lastly, they filled the areas with top soil, which will make planting so much easier next year. 
Tom is a busy guy, so it took a couple of months before he could start. It's worth the wait, though, because Tom really knows his stuff, and his crew is very hard working and capable. Tom's prices are also affordable, I feel we received good value for our money. 
Most importantly, when we had a couple of minor fixes (the connector to one of the porch downspouts leaked, and the soil under the sod wasn't as firmly packed as we wanted before the freeze hits), Tom sent his foreman out within a few days to fix the spout and run a roller over the grass. It matters when a contractor follows up if you need fixes to work. 
Tom's outfit will be our landscaper from this point on.
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