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"HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!! We just had a French drain installed along with a new sump pump and pit in our basement and had the floors epoxyed afterwards. The project manager, Kenny, was absolutely amazing. From the very beginning he explained everything that their team would be doing, gave me updates throughout the day. If I had a question or concern Kenny was patient with me and continued to make sure any questions/concerns were addressed, even telling me to call him if I thought of any other questions. Their crew was very respectful of the property by making sure to lay out tarps to protect the floors, and made all attempts to manage the noise since we were home. Whatever was left in the basement they made sure to cover and protect. And if something needed to be moved they moved it and moved it back. When it came time to lay down the epoxy there was a scheduling hiccup. Kenny though went out of his way to make it right by coming right after another job and staying late to make sure we're stayed on schedule since I was having out of town guests coming that weekend and needed access to the basement. Working with Select Basement, but especially Kenny, made this one of the best experiences and I highly recommend them. 10 out of 10!"

"Needed a professional opinion regarding paving and found Dhar to be knowledgeable and willing to help."

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Introducing Concraised, Leveling your concrete so it’s as even and great looking as the day it was poured.\n\nAt Concraised we use the Foamjacking method to level & repair sunken concrete surfaces. We serve homeowners, residential and commercial property managements & municipalities.\n\nHow it works:\nConcrete slab lifting works like this:\n\n1) Injection of environmentally-safe foam under the existing concrete\n 2) Foam expands to fill the void at the same time compressing the soil underneath\n 3) Slab is raised completely back to level\n\nConcraised, making great first impressions, one perfect walkway at a time.

"I cannot possible say enough good things about Ed, Chris, and their team.  I dread dealing with contractors, we have probably held off on getting this work done for a while because I can't the thought of dealing with them!  I spoke to 3 other contractors for this job and it was evident Ed was the only one who truly cared.  He was not the cheapest, but was worth every penny.
Ed has restored my faith in his profession.  He was courteous from the first contact. He arrived promptly to measure for the estimate.  He was open to whatever we wanted and provided additional wonderful ideas to build upon our vision.  Ed provided the 3 quotes for different options soon after his initial visit.
Once we chose our plan, he went above and beyond to help us pick the right materials for the job.  Both him and Chris drove all around NJ looking for the perfect cultured stone for our steps to match with the pavers we had chosen.  It was evident they truly cared about creating a perfect job for us.  Communication was constant throughout the entire process, and my calls were answered immediately every time.
 
They went above and beyond, even caring for issues I hadn't thought of originally, including making sure our drain was re-routed properly, and electrical wiring for our outside light was set correctly.
The entire work crew was highly professional and courteous. They even made my 3 year old smile every day. I will definitely be using them in the future and highly recommend their work to anyone.
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"We had known about this problem for some time and had also had a structural engineer evaluate our situation.  We may be putting our house up for sale soon and decided it was finally time to get the wall fixed.  Armed with my own research and the engineers evaluation, we searched for a contractor to perform the work we knew we needed to have done.  Upon contacting Foundation Experts, Larry got back to me very quickly and we set up an appointment for him to inspect the wall.  He was VERY thorough in explaining what needed to be done to stabilize the wall to prevent any further movement/damage.  He said we should have the wall "pinned".  He quoted us $4000 to do the whole job (10 pins along a roughly 25ft. long wall).  They also designed the system so that the re-bar would pass through the top course of block and attach to the house sill plate above the wall to help lock it in place.  
The price was on par with most other estimates (slightly cheaper actually), but we decided to go with Foundation Experts mostly because they were very thorough with their evaluation, were honest (I was armed with a lot of info about our situation and felt very confident that what he proposed to do was exactly what needed to be done) and they did not pressure us at all.  I also really liked the fact that they routinely work with engineers and felt that they had a better grasp on executing the work over other contractors we contacted.  They also will work with the township if permits are needed.
We scheduled for the work to start the following week.  Their team took about 2 days to do the work.  They were very professional and did not make a mess at all.  They put plastic up to prevent concrete dust from getting everywhere in the basement and cleaned up thoroughly.  Larry was present during the bulk of the work and made sure that everything went smoothly.  They even worked with us on the payment method.  He made it very clear if we have any issues/concerns or questions to call them anytime.  He also stressed that if we sell the house and potential buyers have any questions/concerns to contact him and they will work with us as best they can.  
The wall is now fixed and my wife and I feel better knowing that our wall won't come crashing down during then next heavy rain!  We also feel better knowing that we won't have to worry about foundation issues coming up if/when we sell our house.  All in all, it was a great experience!
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"Malik runs a very professional operation. From the time of initial phone contact with Malik (yes, he does answer his own phone) to the final post-job cleanup, this was a hassle-free project for me. Malik's crew showed up promptly each morning, and under the supervision of Malik or his equally capable foreman ("Mr. Z"), every detail of this work was performed in a skilled, highly competent and precise manner. Once begun (except for rain days), the job was continued through completion. Worth noting also is the fact that, although he was aware of my budget limitations, Malik was able to deliver a first-class job which the quality of the finished product reflects. I would enthusiastically recommend him to any Angie's List member (and will be contacting him myself for all future work on my house).
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"Excellent service and quality of work! Fast turn-around, superb job and very affordable! I highly recommend."

"Mr. Fernandez and his team delivered a beautiful, functional space in natural stone and bluestone. We spent about 3 years evaluating and planning how to deal with some drainage issues on our property that were making our yard area largely useless. We had areas of constant mud and wetness, even through hot august droughts. The kids couldnt play in certain areas without losing sneakers in brownie-mix mud. And flash flooding was problematic with every summer thunderstorm to make it worse. We had an engineer (a relative) draw up some plans for drainage that would remedy the situation. It included a retaining wall along the property on a hillside, extensive drainage across several areas of the property, and ripping up previous drainage lines installed by the previous owners that couldn't handle the water (it turns out they were done horribly wrong).
We interviewed about 7 lanscaping companies, and got written proposals from 5, describing the requirements outlined by the engineer and our wish list for cosmetic improvements that would make the yard more usable and give us more space. Two of the 7 insisted the engineer didn't know what he was talking about and wanted to put in much lower capacity drainage; and one would only give a verbal price, wouldn't put it in writing. We dropped those. Mr Fernandez estimate was right in the middle of the estimates, which ranged by about 50% from highest to lowest. But what stood out about Mr. Fernandez estimate is that he proposed, at that middle price range, a bluestone patio and natural stone walls with bluestone caps. Everyone else proposed pavers and techo-style block walls. The most expensive proposal was proposing bluestone and quot;styleand quot; pavers. It seemed insane to me to use concrete pavers made to look like bluestone for more money than actual bluestone.
We had a very good idea, design wise, of what we wanted to do, in addition to the drainage engineering. I will note that some of the other contractors brought CAD diagrams etc of what they were proposing. Mr Fernandez doesn't do that. But in the end, a pretty piece of paper doesn't balance out to me the look of pavers vs. natural stone. I'm not sitting on my blueprint having a BBQ, I'm sitting on my bluestone patio.
We selected Mr. Fernandez, based on price and also based on the fact that he did a co-workers bluestone patio and sitting wall. I got to see his work and I was impressed. We did go back and forth several times on the contract to ensure that it was clear and detailed enough for my detail oriented personality. (I am quite picky) Mr Fernandez crew started within two days of our planned start date (rain delays on his previous project pushed us back a little).
One they started, Mr. Fernandez' crew and equipment were there on the job, without fail, from the start of the project until 95% done. HIs backhoe, equipment truck, a concrete tumbler, and at least one dumptruck were on site the entire duration of the project. His crew of between 6 and 12 people were there at least 6 days a week, including saturdays and a few sundays, from 7:30 AM until 5. We had a one day rain delay, and one weekend they had a social event and he told me ahead of time. There was never an issue of and quot;we returned the leased backhoeand quot; or and quot;we can't do X because we're waiting on a piece of equipmentand quot;. They came in like an army and worked tirelessly. This was a pleasant surprise, as I've had the experience of the contractor who shows up, demos part of your house, then disappears for a week and a half before they start working again. The last portion of work they did leave before completing, which was just to reinstall the handrails, and they were back in 3 days to finish that and do the final walkthrough. The entire job took about 5 weeks.
Mr. Fernandez himself was a pleasure to deal with as a contractor... he is even keeled, communicative, accessible, and just simply easy to deal with. Definitely not one of the barking, know it all, constant excuse contractors I've had the displeasure of dealing with on other large projects. He dealt with the inevitable surprises that arose without any issues, and we were able to add additional work to the project (cosmetic items that we held off on to see how the core work looked) without any issues.
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"very well - despite inclement weather they were able to complete work in 4 days and did a fantastic job"