I had originally hired RC Concrete Leveling (Stow, OH) to level the front porch of my home in August of 2014. They completed the work, but after approximately two years, the porch had settled again and the mortar above and around the porch had cracked. RC came out again to level the porch and I repeated the process of hiring a contractor to replace the mortar and another contractor to recover the porch with the Sundeck material. I contacted RC Concrete once more several weeks ago and asked that they come out (third time) to level the porch as it had settled yet again. They showed up to perform the work in the afternoon of August 30, 2018. I stayed with the RC staff while they worked, where I observed the splashing of their leveling material from their wagon onto my driveway and porch. When they were pumping in their fifth wagon load of leveling material, I became concerned about how much they intended to pump into the porch, since it appeared to be much more than the last two times they had performed this same work. I asked how he knew when the porch was at the correct height, where he replied with, “I just guess.” Obviously concerned by such an unprofessional response, I handed him a level for him to use, but he never used it. I looked at the porch when the work was completed and observed that the 6-inch front porch slab had cracked in several places, which in my opinion validated my concerns that RC had overfilled the porch. I commented that I was not happy that he cracked the porch and was told, “That stuff happens”. At approximately 10:30 that same evening, approximately 1,000 pounds of the leveling material broke through the lower level ceiling of my movie theatre room onto the floor, woodwork, walls, light fixtures, door, and furniture. The next morning when I contact the owner of RC Concrete Leveling, Steve Cheatwood, he told me to contact Servpro or a company like them to clean up the room as soon as possible and then to contact him when this company had arrived. I followed Mr. Cheatwood’s instructions, but when I called him he said this was not the fault of his company. He further refused to give his liability insurance carrier’s information and began making excuses as to why this happened, none of which were his responsibility. It is the responsibility of this company to properly perform their work and in the event of a mistake, such as in this case, they need to take responsibility for their errors and not simply blame others for their incompetence.