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"Robert Yoder came to my house to do my yearly check up today 10/14/2025 He was such a nice out going person and very pleasant to talk to. He was very detailed on what he did and took pictures of what he did. He must of asked me 10 times if I had any questions or concerns ( as he was going through all the stuff that he did) about anything, which showed he really cared about me (the consumer) and his line of work that he does. You can tell that he is very passionate about his job.Thank you Robert for your customer service Sincerely K.E."

"If you are looking for someone to do foundation work on your home or business, Engineered Foundation Solutions are the people to call! After contacting them through their website, I was contacted the next day to set an appointment for an estimate. They worked with my schedule and I met with Brian within 5 days. I explained to Brian my problem and they developed a plan to solve it . I had an proposal in 3 days. After I sent my down payment and they put me on their schedule, Shannon their office manager contacted me every Friday to keep me updated that they were still coming on that date. Jeff their engineer, came to my house a week before work was to start to go over the work to be performed and answer my questions. Their work crew was very friendly and professional. From day one, I felt like they cared about solving my problem and that we were part of their family. I highly recommend Engineered Foundation Solutions for all you foundation repair needs!"

"The salesperson David was very honest and had no interest in upselling. He strongly advised against any interior drains for my basement, and he instead recommended an exterior drain called HydroBlox for my backyard. The estimate for the HydroBlox was $3,400. The installation occurred a few weeks later. Three employees used a machine to dig a trench in my backyard, and then because of utility lines, they hand-dug another trench in my side yard. They installed the pieces of HydroBlox and covered them with dirt. I expect the HydroBlox to properly drain the water from my yard, but if they do not, then I will update my review in the future."

"job was done in a timely manner, however was not done in a professional workman like manner, Which the contract states it would be done. When the estimator came he explained what would be done to eliminate water issue. When we asked how does water get removed outside and how they would undermine stairs and walls he simple stated the installers will go over that with you when they come. The installers said they would be channeling under the step and walls, which are only 2 1/2 inch walls. The last step was also a simple channel as well. More time consuming perhaps, when you charge $3000.00 more than another contractor, homeowners are believing they are getting a professional job! They cut her stair runner instead of peeling it back so it could be glued back down. she needs replace whole runner now and company could care less including there estimator! sheetrock replacement also more expensive because took a hammer to the walls instead of saw zall,nice straight lines! also have photos."

"Seems to be good so far. Seemed unusual for payment, requested cash only, then was really difficult to get an invoice showing that we actually paid the bill."

"very professional"

"I did not get the service that we originally talked about I am very unhappy"

"TLDR: Avoid at ALL costs. We engaged with RamJack to get a quote for the foundation repair at a rental property of ours. We received a quote, and roughly a month later (on 7/25) after having closed on the property, we executed the quote through their online portal. A day or two later, I received a voicemail from Kim at their office asking how I wanted to pay the deposit (just shy of $6,500). After a few rounds of phone tag, we were able to pay the deposit via card with a 1.5% fee for the card transaction. At that time, Kim relayed that they would be in touch "soon" regarding scheduling the work. After a few weeks, I reached back out to their office and was told that the work would begin in "late September or early October" as they had a few larger jobs in the queue that needed to be completed before they could start ours. On October 27 - after unsuccessfully reaching out through their website - I tracked down a personal email address via their dormant company Facebook page and contacted the owner of the company by email. I referenced our contract number and the cancellation clause in the quote turned agreement and requested to cancel our contract and an update on the timeline for returning our deposit. Later that day, the owner responded claiming that he was not aware of our project and requested the address. I shared the contract, the address, and the dates that the contract was signed and when I spoke with his office staff. On 10/28 he called me while I was in the middle of a work meeting, so my husband took the call. The owner (Skip) proceeded to give my husband a song and dance about our contract not matching the name in their system and a disorganized office staff and that was why our project had not been included on their schedule. He concluded by saying he would go to the house "today" and be ready to start the project "on Monday". In fact, he did go to the house on 10/28 because we received a message from our tenant asking why he was there. On the call, my husband reiterated that we were canceling the contract and wanted our funds back. Skip confirmed that he would get us the money "ASAP" and requested we text him our address so he could "drop off the check tomorrow". On 11/1, my husband followed up to receive a timeline for the refund with no response. On 11/2, I followed up and indicated that if we did not receive the funds in a timely manner we would be forced to go through a Legal route. Skip immediately responded in an inappropriate manner and clearly took an aggressive defensive position. Throughout the remainder of the day he sent condescending text messages including stating that his holding our deposit and not refunding it was "your problems are not my problems." We finally received a check in our mailbox - hand delivered - on 11/9. Upon depositing the check at our bank on 11/14 (delayed due to the Veteran's Day holiday bank closure) we assumed that the issue was closed. As of today, 11/16, the check has bounced. Not only do we not have our deposit returned (nor the % fee charged to process it by credit card) but now we will also incur fees with our bank for depositing a bad check. Upon notifying Skip that the check bounced his entire response was "there's money in the account." Clearly, we will end up going the Legal route at this point which will only result in us spending even more money to try to get our money back."