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Recent Drain Pipe Installation Reviews in Spotsylvania
Dexter Wells & Plumbing, LLC
5.0
Excellent service! They were able to come out the day I called to evaluate our well that evening. They were able to a**** the problem and detect exactly what the root cause instead of masking it with a water filtration system as another professional had recommended. Dexter's plumbing went above & beyond helping us and we greatly appreciate it. We highly recommend them
Sonja F.
AA Action Waterproofing Inc
5.0
I utilized A A Action Waterproofing to install a french drain, mold remediation and sump pump installation a month prior to this work. While there for the first job I explained to them how I had obtained estimates to do some foundation repair with a well known large company. I never told them how much the estimate was for or any details concerning the other quote given. To my surprise they were able to identify the root cause of the problem. It was the lintel to my basement entrance that was rusted and giving way in large cracks along my basement walls. The other company had proposed to install pilings underneath the floor of my basement in several areas. This was unnecessary as A A Action Waterproofing was able to show me how there were no cracks or sinking at all in the basement floor. The quote that they provided was a third of what was given to me by the other company and they were able to complete the job to my complete satisfaction. I was really impressed with the work that they had done for me previously in the basement and very happy to see the cracks repaired and the support in that corner of my home restored. I would definitely recommend them in the future for any type of repair to basement and foundation work. They also did a fine job with the sump pump and mold remediation
Ellery T.
VIP Appliance Repair
5.0
On time, professional installation. Very happy with the quality of work and the time it took to get it done.
Gaby H.
GROUND EFFECTS Landscape Construction Inc.
5.0
The work went just fine. The workers were skilled and the owner of the company was on site during the work. The work was completed in a timely fashion and the workers made sure that all work-related debris was removed.
John P.
THE GARRETT GROUP
5.0
Dave answered the email I sent within 24 hours, started the drainage project within 72 hours. I have worked with this company on three occasions and know I can depend on them when I need quick, reliable service.
Ed R.
Greensward LLC
5.0
My wife and I have employed landscape companies/designers (here and there) over the years. What impressed us about Greensward LLC? The owner is: Knowledgeable Reliable Conscientious, and On the job site! The communication, scheduling and billing are handled carefully. The workers are considerate and they work hard. My wife and I were interested in a stunning design, BUT we had a variety of practical needs too. We needed to push runoff away from our house and work around some obstacles like a drain field. We wanted plantings that married well the rest of our landscape. Whatever minor details I mentioned found their way into Andrew's design. He listened. Andrew managed my level of expectation skillfully and he executed his plan. He worked well with the plumbing, countertop and electrical contractors too; alway offering to help make their jobs easier. Andrew knows what he's is doing
D R.
Aqueduct LLC
5.0
We were delighted to sell our house in only two days, but devastated when the home inspection revealed severe crawlspace moisture and mold growth. We had no idea. The buyer backed out right away, understandably so, and friend recommended Aqueduct. Bill DiStasio came out right away and looked over the situation, then brought in his boss, John Babec. John assured us that it was one of the worst cases he'd ever seen; but he also assured us that he could fix it. And he did! Our job was taken care of very promptly, although I'm sure this was a very busy time of year for the company. The team was very knowledgeable, professional, and courteous and took the time to explain what they were doing and answer our questions. The crawlspace now is dry as bone, the house doesn't have that overlly humid smell any more, and I'm fully confident that our home will sell very quickly now that this major problem has been remedied so expertly. Thank you John, Bill, David, and the whole team for helping us through a very stressful situation
Mark W.
WEAVER WORKS
5.0
Weaver Works is a very professional company that provided us with excellent service. We had a problem with water leaking into our basement due to improper grading in-front of and behind our house. We interviewed a few local companies on how they could resolve this issue, and obtained quotes from them. Weaver Works had the best solution at a reasonable price for the amount of work they did. Theirs wasn't the lowest bid we received, but we felt comfortable with their expertise, honesty and professionalism. We had also previously worked with their foreman David before and knew him to be one of the best at what he does, as well as being an extremely decent man. We asked them to do several other repair jobs in addition to the drainage job at the same time. They took care of everything we asked for, and even found a few issues we hadn't noticed, which they also repaired at no additional cost. I would highly recommend this company to anyone who needs honest, professional work done
Amir A. M.
Commonwealth Irrigation & Landscape
2.0
Based on contractor's performance installing a new zone for my irrigation system, I requested they install a French drain in the front/side of my house to try to mitigate the water pooling up on my lawn, which was caused by sub-surface water flowing down from a hill on the adjoining property. Before contracting to have the French drain installed, I conducted a fair amount of research to familiarize myself with what constituted a typical French drain installation. From my research, it appears that a typical French drain will consist of a trench that is at least 12" deep and 6" wide, with a pitch or slope of about 1 inch per 10 feet of linear run. The trench should be lined with permeable landscape fabric, about 2" of aggregate gravel laid in the bottom of the trench, a 4" perforated French drain pipe with sock then laid on the aggregate gravel, a 2" layer of aggregate gravel then laid over the top and sides of the French drain pipe, the permeable landscape fabric then wrapped over the aggregate gravel, and finally, soil and turf replaced. As I casually observed the installation of the French drain, it appeared that all the above steps were taken. In addition, the contractor's crew determined that I had a blockage in an existing drain used to route water from my gutters down to the ornamental ditch that the French drain would flow to. Since this existing drain would be running parallel to the new French drain, the crew dug up and replaced this drain also, as they felt it might be contributing to the wet condition I was experiencing in my yard. All in all, it appeared to be a very good installation as I could see the results (a drier yard) almost immediately (within several weeks). A month or so after the installation of the French drain, I experienced a power outage in my house. When the Spotsylvania Power Company came out to determine the cause, they found that the insulation on a power line coming into my house had apparently been cut during the French drain installation. In addition to the power line being nicked, the power company employee advised my wife that the French drain pipe had been routed over the power line, and that would cause water to pool under the ground where the line was. I advised Commonwealth's owner of this and he did not seem to be concerned about the situation. A month or so later, my power went out again, and again the Spotsylvania Power Company came out and found another issue with the power line where the French drain crossed it. I observed as they dug up the line and as they dug, a significant amount of water pooled up in that area, so much that they had to take 5-gallon buckets to dip enough of it out so they could get to the power line. After going the winter and seeing a significant improvement in the amount of water pooling in my front/side yard, I asked Commonwealth to extend the French drain 36 feet across my back yard. The 2-man crew arrived as scheduled at about 7:45 a.m. and began work. I went out to advise them of an electrical line in the vicinity of where they would be digging the trench and observed that the trench was being dug what seemed to be very shallow. I asked them about this and they advised they were digging it 8 inches deep. Since they had apparently done such a good job on the front yard, I thought they knew what they were doing and had a reason for digging it so shallow, so I did not question this any further. At 9:15 a.m., it appeared they had finished, and a few minutes later, they left. I had asked them to dump the leftover dirt in an un-landscaped part of my yard, but a few days later while cutting the lawn, I noticed what appeared to be only bout three wheel barrows of dirt having being dumped. Feeling that the excess dirt from 36 feet of trench should have been significantly more, I took a closer look at the drain and found that it was only 30 feet in length instead of 36 feet, or 20% less than what I had contracted for. I then dug up the upper portion of the drain and found it to be only 5 inches deep, with no landscaping fabric nor any aggregate rock - just a 5 inch deep trench with the perforated French drain with sock laying in it. I then went about half-way down the drain and dug up another section, where I found the same condition as I had found in the first section I dug up. I then went to the beginning of the extension and dug it up, finding it to be about 8 inches deep there with a little aggregate rock at the bottom, but no landscape fabric. I contacted the owner about this and he came out and concurred with what I had found and advised that this was not an acceptable installation. He then sent another crew out to rectify the situation. I was not at home when the second crew finished their work, but it was apparent that they had not installed the additional 6 feet (20%) of drain called for in the contract. I again contacted the owner and he sent the crew back to install the additional 6 feet. While observing them install this additional 6 feet of drain, I noticed they did not line the trench with landscape fabric. I asked them about it and they then lined this 6 feet with the fabric and finished the project. After they left, I went back and dug up some of the previous section to see if the trench had been lined with landscape fabric when they re-did the original extension. They had not, instead they had installed a layer of landscape fabric only on top of the aggregate rock instead of completely around it. I contacted the owner again on this and he advised (paraphrasing somewhat here) that the landscape cloth as well as the sock covering the pipe are designed to keep dirt material from being able to enter the drainage system. Clearly having dirt enter the pipe would cause clogging and slow water entry. The fabric location will not hinder the performance of the pipe and it's ability to allow water entry into the perforated pipe. Doing some more research on the landscaping fabric, I found, from several authoritative sources, that it is installed to keep dirt out of the gravel, which preserves the porosity of the gravel, promotes percolation of water through the gravel, and prevents erosion of the ground surrounding the drain. I again contacted the owner that my concern was not the location of the landscape fabric, but the lack of it being placed in the trench to line it before the gravel and drain were installed. I further advised him that if he felt that not installing the landscaping fabric before placing the gravel in the trench was acceptable, I would go with that and consider it a completed project. As of yet, since May 21st, I have not heard back from the owner, so I assume he feels leaving the landscape fabric out of 30 feet of the drain is an acceptable installation. Back to the front yard. After my issues with the installation of the drain in my back yard, I dug up the drain in the area where I had the power line issue. As I dug, it began to fill with water at a level over the drain pipe. I dug up a section about two feet wide by five feet long, all of it filling up with water at a level over the drain pipe. I confirmed that the trench had been completely lined with landscape cloth, which was not done for the 30 foot section in the back yard. I confirmed that the drain was routed over the power line and that there was about a 2 inch rise in the level of the pipe as it crossed over the power line, negating about 20 feet of the typical 1 inch downward slope per 10 feet of linear run. Apparently, the Spotsylvania electric employee was correct when he advised that the routing of the drain over the power line would cause water to pool in that location. In short, after an initial installation that appeared to be of high quality, and a subsequent installation which took two addition visits to correct serious shortcomings, I am still left with a French drain that may or may not be effective due to the lack of 30 feet of landscaping fabric in the back yard, and a rise in the level of the drain in the front yard which appears to be causing significant amounts of water to pool along the French drain trench. At this point in time, it seems to be reasonably effective in keeping my yard dryer than it was, but for how long I do not know
We are a family business that is locally owned and operated. We are able to handle the smallest of jobs to the largest of jobs. Leaking faucets to main sewer and water line excavation. We are a small family owned business which allows us to send you a master plumber on every service call at a price much lower than the large plumbing companies. Top quality work at a fair price. We proudly service all of northern and central virginia including Fairfax, Springfield, Arlington, Loudoun county, Wo..
"They were remarkable.
First, they excavated the minimum needed to repair our drain and install the CIPP liner. They saved our front cement and brick staircase (directly over the main house sewer line). They only removed one section of the sidewalk that was over the main house sewer line. When done, they filled and compacted the dirt, covered the lawn with straw (i.e., ready for me to add seed and to avoid erosion) and replaced the damaged sidewalk section.
The workers were polite and respectful of both us and our property. There was truly minimal disruption to the household. We could not flush toilets or run water down the drains for about 3 hours each day they worked on the line.
We contracted for repair of the pipe that was on our property. They completed this work in two days. We then added re-lining the pipe under the road to the county connection. The team added people for and worked late on the second day. Job done on day 3.
The job took 3 days (as promised).
A1 Sewer & Drain Plumbing & Water Heaters, a Groundworks Company, celebrating 35 years of service! Trust, transparency, and quality service at a fair price represent the core at A-1 Sewer & Drain. We offer residential and commercial plumbing, drain cleaning, and installations for gas lines, sewer lines, and water heaters. We are round the clock, 24/7, emergency service all through the year, since sewer and drain problems can rise at any time of day or night.
Shadowcast Farm Forestry Mulching & Agri-Improvement is a small family operated business. We are also a Disabled-Veteran owned business that prides itself on attention to detail. Our new CAT 299D3 XE Land Management platform is ideally suited for forestry mulching and advanced land improvement. Emergency excavation and tree removal available. Please call us or click for a free estimate today
"We needed our driveway filled in and resealed, along with a tree removed from our yard. They were so professional and efficient. The pricing was great and there was awesome communication. We LOVE the work they did and will definitely be contacting them in the future for more services. "
Lineage Construction is a family owned and operated Virginia Class-A business, with a little over 100 years combined experience in this field. We specialize in excavation with a broad scope of dirt work. Including but not limited to clearing, foundations, driveways, dams, ponds, grading, demolition. As well as horse arenas, concrete work and snow removal. Our customers satisfaction is our number 1 goal
"Excellent job. From initial meeting and project estimate to final completion first class treatment and results. Chris is a true gentleman and very easy to deal with. Complete and competitive estimate and final results were exactly as he described and completed in a very timely fashion. I would wholeheartedly recommend Lineage for any excavation, driveway, and/or drainage work.
F.H. Furr provides residential products and services in the plumbing, heating, air conditioning, and electrical business. They put their customers first and provide them with quality products from trained technicians. F.H. Furr has committed to the highest degree of professional development and training in the industry, to work diligently in exceeding every expectation of the client in need. Based out of Manassas, Va., the company has expanded throughout Northern Va., Rockville, Md., Freder..
"Darvin was great - quickly identified the problem and stayed to fix it then and there."
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"Overall experience was excellent. Got a great quote for the size of job. The crew was well managed and performed quality work. Pablo was the Project Manager and kept me informed as work progressed. A small hiccup with delivery of material, but the crew continued prep work and all worked out for the best. The end result looks great!
We are a Veteran Owned VA licensed landscape services contractor in VA who specialize in Seeding and Hydroseed, Erosion control, final and finish grading, minor excavation, turf management, gravel driveway/roadway installation/repair/maintenance, culvert repair/replacement/installation, and sod.
"They were great! Very quick and professional. Expertly gave us a fantastic product well under what others quoted us at. Highly recommend!"
Highly skilled plumber with over 20 years of experience, identifying complex plumbing problems, evaluating options and implementing plumbing solutions to effectively maintain operating efficiency, and exceptional people skills, knowledge of principles and processes for providing professional customer services, including customer needs assessments, meeting quality standards for services, and customer satisfaction
"I called Jeff on Monday, 12/5/11 and set-up a time for him to come by on Friday 12/09 to check out the job and give me an estimate. He came out on Friday as promised and gave me a quote for the work to be done. He also pointed out a few minor issues with my plumbing that I may want to take care of down the road. Once I agreed to the price and the scope of work, Jeff wrote up a contract and agreed to come out the following morning (Saturday). On Saturday, Jeff came out, did the work, cleaned everything up and was out pretty quickly.
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<br /> He did a great job and we will use him again when we need more work done.
We specialize in basement waterproofing, foundation services and more! We guarantee your satisfaction, and we won’t leave until the job is done right. We pride ourselves on the quality work we provide, while delivering great customer service! Check out all the services we offer below and call -or- click to schedule a free estimate today!
"Service was done and we are happy! I would recommend them to anyone."
Cogar Plumbing has been serving Central Virginia since 1993, we are not one of the largest plumbing company but we are one of the oldest and one of the best. Cogar Plumbing takes pride in our craftsmanship & quality of our work and in your home or business. Cogar Plumbing wants to be your Go To Plumber, Where Plumbing Happen'
"Cogar plumbing was quick to respond, on time for the appointment, reasonable priced, and completed work immediately. Friendly staff, will use again!"
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