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""Abel" was AWESOME! 1 day install, very friendly & engaging!"

"Our drain had a MAJOR clog which took a lot of time, effort, and 75 ft of snake to unclog, but he got it done. A few days later a leak developed in the drain connection which was unfortunate, but he promptly came back as scheduled and on time, fixed it, and now everything seems to be fine. We appreciate the prompt attention."

"The blockage was successful unstopped, but the oil and grease was left all over my driveway and my flowerbeds were a mess. It was way too expensive for a mess to be made of this magnitude. It was nearly 400.00 dollars for less than 30 minutes work. I was left to clean up the mess. This just wasn’t right."

"Great company! They scraped, leveled, and installed all sod in one day! Very efficient team. Cleaned up and left everything looking great. Would recommend their services!"

"It was so nice to have a contractor do what they promised, keep me informed when anything changed, follow through after the job, and charge a reasonable price. I couldn't be happier."

"Excellent. Steve and installers showed up on time as scheduled. Steve was quick to respond to questions from initial contact and throughout the process. He took time to explain everything once the new install was completed. The installers were great. Everything cleaned up when they left."

"Iâ m very impressed with the air conditioner installation! The technicians were professional and completed the job in no time. My home is now cool and comfortable, and they left everything neat and clean. Highly recommend!"

"Quote was fast and reasonable. The guys worked so fast and cleaned everything in the yard when they were finished. Great experience!"

"Sam at Sonart Construction kept his crew on the ball. Finished my bath remodel on schedule. Great job, looks great!"

"They came on day one and dug the holes and poured the concrete.  The men were very courteous.  I was worried about the ones digging, as it is all dug by hand and it was roasting hot outside.  I was not there when they finished for the day, but when I arrived home, I noticed PVC pipe in our yard from the sprinkling system.  I called Amber (she rocks!), and she sent someone over that day to repair the pipe.  It is normal for them to have to cut through the PVC, but I wasn't aware of that and they were not able to discuss what they did that day since I wasn't there at the completion.  The following week, they sent another crew that did the lifting.  This method is the most gentle on your house on the lift, as it only lifts once - - unlike the concrete pilings that use the weight of your home to pound the pilings in, so apparently the house goes up and down several times.  I can't even imagine using that approach, as it sounds pretty scary when the lift actually occurs (popping, cracking noises).  Noe, the lift supervisor, (really nice and great at explaining the process) came in several times to do measurements.  He always took his shoes off so as not to track in dirt in the house.  The great news is, they were able to close the expansion joint perfectly, and the ceiling crack closed significantly.  So far, we don't have any additional cracks in the house.  We did have quite a bit of cracking/large gaps in the mortar, especially at our entry arch where it is mostly cosmetic rather than structural.  They have suggested waiting 90 days before we do any fixes.   The lack of mortar looks pretty bad, so I don't know if I will be patient enough to wait that long :o).  A plumbing assessment was completed the following day, and everything checked out fine.  I'm pretty high maintenance in terms of wanting to know what is going on/when things will be done/what to expect, and Amber was awesome at answering all of my questions/calls/concerns (did I mention that she rocks!). 

Another thing that impressed me about Brown was that most of the work crew that I interacted with had 15-20+ years of experience with Brown.  That says alot about the company.  As far as price, I can think of a lot more fun ways to spend $5,000 than lifting the foundation, but that being said, they were in the ballpark of the other estimates.  Brown was a little more expensive per pier, but I felt like this is a better solution.  Even though everyone has a lifetime warranty, it's a pain to have the work done, so their solution felt like I'll be less likely to need the warranty.

I've already recommended Brown to a friend of mine.  The inspector measured and said that they didn't need to have work done, so she was also impressed with their honesty.

I'm anxious to see how it fares in 90 days, but they indicated that if we see anything concerning, they will come back out and remeasure/fix if needed."