
Redeemers Group
About us
Our specialists will evaluate your homes problem and propose a solution at no cost to you. We accept various forms of payment including financing. Find us on Facebookfor a coupon for your project. We invite you to visit our website www.redeemersgroup.com to see case studies of projects like yours, and to view additional independent reviews from our clients. We offer a transferable warranty, which means if you sell your home, the warranty transfers to the new owner. Additionally, we are part of the Basement Systems and Supportworks national dealer networks.
Business highlights
Services we offer
Basement Waterproofing, Concrete Leveling, Crawl Space Repair & Encapsulation, Exterior Drainage Solutions, Foundation Repair, Mold Remediation
Amenities
Emergency Services
Yes
Free Estimates
Yes
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They gave us a full disclosure of all options available to handle our high moisture/mold problem in crawlspace as well as total costs. Showed up as scheduled and work was done in timely manner. Employees were courteous and professional.
On the initial job, a drain and dehumidifier were installed which needs yearly service. They came out one year after installation and serviced the dehumidifier as promised.
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They called on Thursday and came that afternoon. The guy spent an hour under the house and found that it would take several more jacks and a lot more labor to level the bedroom, and he couldn't reach the bathroom area. He asked to come back on Friday with someone that could get to the bathroom.
On Friday, they showed up when promised and after a half hour, they came out saying that there were structure issues under the bathroom that would prevent them doing anything to level it. I was really upset about paying for a lot of work that failed to accomplish what I hired to get done, so the guys put their heads together and figured out a way to get the master bathroom leveled, but they would need to send out the installation crew on Monday to do the work.
On Monday 1/12, the installation crew showed up and were able to get the shower pan closer to level, but it still isn't level enough to drain completely.
I needed the master bath leveled, the master bedroom stabilized and leveled, and the front bathroom leveled, and I was lead to believe that this company could accomplish it with their plan and at the estimated cost. I got a stabilized MBR, but they came up short with the rest.
In response to 1/21/15 Provider Response, no one ever said anything about "water damaged floor joist" being the cause of any of the problems. It was a load bearing wall that prevented two rooms from being leveled and inadequate floor joist for the other. I believe that both of which should have been clearly visible by someone that took the time to crawl under the area. I also believe that the "professional" that provided the assessment should have recognized a load bearing wall and made his correction estimate based on it's presence. I also believe that he should have seen the inadequate 2 x 4 floor joist under the master bathroom, and recommended it's repair, before adding a beam and jacks. As it turned out, your technicians worked their butts off and could not deliver everything that your snake oil salesman promised to get the contract, and I only got a portion of what I paid to get.
"We cannot express adequately how seriously we take the feedback we get. We work hard with every potential client to set the understanding that stabilization (and not lift) is the warrantied expectation of every foundation repair project. Our warranty and our communication are clear on this. Beyond stabilization, it is our goal to attempt to lift the structure back to level as much as possible. However, we cannot guarantee with absolute certainty that it is possible. It is, however, our goal to try and achieve this for our clients whenever possible, and in most cases we achieve this. Unfortunately, in this case, it wasn’t possible. When our System Design Specialist evaluated the initial problem, it unfortunately wasn’t possible to tell with the naked eye that the wood floor joists had the extent of a moisture problem that they did. Stabilization was reached in this project, however, a perfect lift back to level could not be achieved. The house could only be lifted so far before the moisture damaged floor joists began to crush. Because the damage couldn’t be seen until the lift began, it is correct that we went back to the customer and advised that the floor joists would need to be replaced in order to attempt to lift the house back to perfect level. We can completely understand the perception that the customer believes they were told something different later in the project. It is important to remember though, that lift was not a guaranteed part of the process. Again, we attempt and achieve lift on most projects. In this case, we cannot and could not do that without replacing the floor joists in the affected areas. Situations like these where a problem is hidden until work begins are not common, but we do also work hard to clearly lay out the difference between stabilizing a structure and lifting it back to being perfectly level. Again, we take all feedback that we receive to heart, and implement any changes that may need to be done to keep anything negative from happening. We are proud to have received the Super Service award in the foundation repair category, and believe we received this because we do everything we can to meet or exceed our client’s expectations. In this case, that did not happen. This is an unusual case of factors being involved that we couldn’t foresee, but we wish there was a way that we could have. We certainly don’t like any client to walk anyway feeling they didn’t get what they paid for or didn’t have their expectations met. We work hard in trying to make sure that does not happen."
"Thank you for your review! We are so glad you are happy with your experience! Best regards, The Redeemers Group team"
"We are pleased that you found working with our team to be a good experience, and that we were able to resolve your home's issues! Thank you for your feedback! Best regards, The Redeemers Group team"
Re: foundation: They showed me from inside the house where the foundation was failing. Liked that I could see it for myself where it wasn't as visually obvious. So I knew they were being honest about where the foundation was failing and where it was not. One room downstairs had a terrible ski slope effect in the floor which I was bracing for an extensive repair. They were able to stabilize that particular area with only 1 jack. Also stabilized a 2nd area that was a more immediate concern. (We had 4 total spots where foundation was failing).
Did a lot of research online on my own to see how their method/system/whatever was different from other companies. A lot of information available on their website (and other external sites that it leads you to) that I found helpful. Seems like a permanent solution versus a band aid that a lot of foundation companies use. Also have a good BBB rating.
The guys that came to do the work were on time, courteous, picked up after themselves, worked the whole time they were there..(Philip and one other guy...)
Communication was good...other then initial mtg with owner explaining work, Philip explained work again when he got there to do it..Knew when they were going to be here, how long it would take,etc...
We will have them back in the future to complete the project (stabilization in 2 additional areas ) as funds allow. Not an immediate issue with the other 2 areas or I would have taken them up on their financing option and done it all at once. Overall very pleased.
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