Our project included complete rebuild of our foundation and waterproofing. We felt the value for the project was great. We can't yet judge how well the work will stand up to the elements because they just finished it, but I can speak about other impressions I gathered about the crews and how they work. One thing that bothered us was the lack of good communication from a supervisor to us, as consumers. Whatever communication we had, it was because we had to pursue it and find out what's next. Of course, with both my husband and I working, it was a bit difficult to have that on a consistent basis, but I felt that at some critical points in the project, such communication should have been initiated by the project manager. Another thing that bothered me was that when the job was done there was no formal final inspection by the owner of the company and hopefully a specialist who oversaw the whole project. This to me was unacceptable. Sure the owner of the company was going to come collect the payment, but it was not in the context of "we're setting an appointment with you to go over the finished project and inspect and make sure everything is fine" but rather "we're coming to collect the check." When you have your foundation of your house rebuilt entirely, you want to feel assured that there is an inspection at the end, but also during the various stages of the work. I don't think there was ever such kind of inspection performed. There were days when I came back from work and I would walk down the basement (when the walls were not completely up yet) to find big gaping spaces that had not been covered properly, and I had to drag in stools and climb up and try to attach the falling tarp to the rickety little nails and worn out pieces of duck-tape they flimsily attached the tarp. The cherry on top came later when the walls were completely up, the windows weren't yet in place, and they had left for the day without covering the open spaces for the windows... I had to cut out pieces of plastic and try to cover the openings on my own. That was a big NO. Also big NO was the amount of trash I would find every day around the work site. And I'm talking about personal trash: coffee cups, wrappers from sandwiches, empty cans of soda, empty paper bags... I had to walk around picking up trash, almost every day. I also felt that our yard was completely wrecked. Yes, we expected that the grass would suffer when you have huge equipment sitting out there, but I was expecting a more careful removal of building debris. We were disappointed that at the finish of the job, they did not clean the basement drain (which was completely clogged with mortar and pebbles, which had fallen down below) and which we discovered the next day when we installed a new utility sink- the drain backed up and it was a mess. Yes, they came and fixed it, but shouldn't they have checked that the drain is free of debris and that is not clogged? Mortar debris also was throughout the basement floor.