DO NOT HIRE FOR ROAD DRAINAGE! We hired Beiler Brothers to install road drainage for our gravel private lane in January 2017. I had drawn for them a diagram and had agreed in writing that they were to install two catch basins at the top of the drive, run 10 inch pipes to the side of the road under the grassy part of our yard, and tie in an 8 inch drainage pipe that came down through the yard from the neighboring property. They were then to bring in a load of gravel to freshen up the lane. On the day they arrived, without even knocking on my door to let me know they were there, they started digging up the entire lane and had piled dirt in my neighbor’s yard. I immediately ran out and asked what the he** they were doing. Instead of bringing a backhoe, they had brought a BobCat and therefore were unable to dig an appropriately sized channel. At this point, what was done was done. I went back inside and they continued their work. Near the end of the day, I came out to inspect the work to discover that the road was not properly graded and they had piled up gravel around the catch basin’s so high that any average sized car would have bottomed out on it. The lane looked like a mud pit and they had run out of gravel. They wanted me to pay an additional $300 for more gravel which I firmly told them would not happen as the agreement was they would not dig up the lane. Their failure to follow the contract on how to install the pipes was what lead to the lane being a muddy mess. I told them THEY would get the gravel at their cost and restore the lane to the condition it was in before they arrived. Then I went to inspect the tie-in of the 8 inch pipe. Here is where I get really ticked off. They had used an existing dry well and cut the 8 inch pipe in half so that it first drained into the dry well, filled the well, and then flowed out the other end instead of doing a solid pipe all the way to the 10 inch pipe as agreed upon. Just this weekend, June 23, 2018, we discovered that they NEVER USED A Y CONNECTOR to connect the 8 inch pipe to the 10 inch pipe. Instead, they cut a slit in the 10 inch pipe and shoved the 8 inch pipe all the way into it. This discovery was made after the 10 inch pipe clogged and we hired someone to help us figure out why it clogged. Turns out, there was no clog. The f***ing 8 inch pipe was shoved all the way in and blocking the flow!!!!! Furthermore, because they did not punch holes properly into the concrete drainage basins to connect the pipes, they are crumbling. We paid $2,850 to these jokers and now must spend even more money fixing the connections and the basins!