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"The pro was very professional and efficient . He was informative and answered all of my questions adequately and with friendly tips. I would definitely hire this pro for any pool related repairs again . The only downside was the disposal of garbage wasn’t included with the repair, however, this is minor . "

"I cant thank Nick and his crew enough for helping us open the pool that was neglected for almost 2 years! From the beginning he went beyond what was asked to help us and provided everything we needed for our pool. He was very prompt in coming to check our pool himself and was able to schedule us the next day for a filter and pump installation. At the store they use digital equipment and provide a very detailed instruction sheet that are very easy to follow to help clear the pool. Thanks to Nick, we are finally on our way of having a usable pool this summer! We are grateful to have used Cracolici Inc."

"Joe was a pleasure to deal with and extremely professional. His prices were extremely competitive. I would deal with him again and recommend him."

"They contacted my rite away, came out within 2 days. Gave me a fair price and did a great job. They far exceeded my expectations. Great people to deal with from beginning to end. Would use them and recommend them in the future."

"Good deal. Saved big with hi low fence. They did the job for me because it was a bit out of my hands."

"Fanny Landscaping Inc. had reached out to me after I had started a search on Angi's List for someone to install a patio. I started the process in early/mid-September to have someone work on the project of completing/performing a patio Install. Alex(Fanny Landscaping Inc.) had first contacted me over the phone to get the basic details of what I was looking to accomplish and was quoted $2,500 to complete the job. After coming to my home to see the job and getting a full understating of what was required the quote was increased to $2,950 as additional material(Item 4, Sand, "Polly Sand") was still required before bringing Fanny Landscaping on board I had the patio hole dug to the area by 8-9 inches deep and previously installed and tamped ~1-2 inches of Item 4. While Alex was on site I explained the main purpose for this patio was to put in a hot tub/spa and to be able to use it as a patio. Within a week or 2, the work was started and completed quickly. It looked good upon completion and shortly after had my hot tub delivered and installed. Due to the cold weather I had not used my patio very often and had not noticed any issues with the patio itself until February 24, 2025 I had another project started and noticed the patio tiles were skewed. I then took a closer look and noticed that all tiles around the hot tub were no longer level nor were any of the tiles along my house. I immediately took pictures and sent them to Fanny Landscaping. I was called by a representative to schedule a time for Alex to come and take a look the next day. Alex had shown up on time and looked at the tiles. I asked him what needed to be done to fix the issue at hand. He told me that the tiles against the house because I have a new construction home will always sink, and even if he were to fix it, they would sink again. I was also told that because sand was used instead of concrete a hot tub would also "sink." When I asked why he didn't tell me that when I had it installed, he said that I never told him I was planning to put a hot tub on the patio and that he only installed the patio to my instructions. I tried telling him that I had told him about the hot tub on day 1, but he insisted he did not know that and that a concrete pad would be needed to fix the issue under the hot tub. I then again inquired what about next to the house and he again insisted that they would sink again. I had asked what he would charge to fix the issue, he had taken some measurements and left. A few days later I still have not heard back. Many tiles move when stepped on and due to their make are sharp and I couldn't see walking safely along the edge without breaking a tile or potentially cutting a foot if stepped on incorrectly."