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- Commercial Work
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27 Years In Business
Company Details
Hours
- Mon: 7:00 AM - 11:00 PM
- Tue: 7:00 AM - 11:00 PM
- Wed: 7:00 AM - 11:00 PM
- Thu: 7:00 AM - 11:00 PM
- Fri: 7:00 AM - 11:00 PM
- Sat: 8:00 AM - 11:00 PM
- Sun: 10:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Achievements
Service Details
Areas of Expertise
- Foundation Repair
- Basement Waterproofing
- Crawl Space Repair
- Concrete Lifting
Cost Information
- Free Estimates
- Warranty Offered
- Credit Cards Accepted
Reviews
Write a ReviewPhenomenal experience. Will Smith called, set up my an initial appointment and repaired the cracks literally within 48 hours or so. Couldn't have asked for better service...job completed...very satisfied. I referred my mom to them too...that should tell you something.
The only reason we had this job done was because of the push piering to possibly and hopefully stablize the foundation walls. Time will tell if this to be the case. To go through this process again, no. We could replace the entire two walls with new block and a new reinforced footer, reinforced rod and core the concrete block the entire approximate 85 to 90 foot length of wall and be further ahead. In theory it seems and sounds good, but ther is room for improvement in the excavation process and the block reinforcement and repair overall. Working close to any type foundation or building requires a great amount of experience over many years.
The issues here with this customer are very unfortunate and of course there are two sides to every story. We did everything in our power to make sure this customer was satisfied and serviced with our proven “super service”. Our record speaks for itself. What the customer did not say is that the total job cost was $27,000 and that not until a family member got involved, after the work had started not at the initial consultation, is that when things went astray. His family member started to try and tell us how to do our job because he owns a dump truck and an excavator and knows how to dig a hole. Which, him not being trained in piering, which is our expertise, and not a member of our network or company, is not tolerable for our national warranty or insurance purposes. He even went to the extent of having us not do a portion of the job that had not been exposed yet and was on another wall, even though his family member called us, in his own words, “to stabilize the foundation walls”. We tried to explain to him that the problem is not the need to replace the block and footer, it is the lack of suitable soil under it. This unstable ground/soil is the problem. He could rebuild the wall and footing and would still have the problem, no matter how much reinforcing or “rebar and slurry” you would add to the wall, it will not fix the problem. All they would be accomplishing by adding all of this extra “reinforcing”, is add extra weight to an already unstable area. Causing it to sink and be right back to the same problem he called us to fix in the first place. I agree with Mr. [member name removed], that you definitely need experience when dealing with this type of project and problem, and how you could get confused on how to fix it, if not properly trained. All of our workers are certified by our National training center located in Omaha Nebraska. Our employees undergo rigorous testing and field training, in which the trainers are on actual jobsites until they are satisfied that the worker is properly trained. To take it one step further, we have certified engineers on staff and fully tested engineered products at our disposal to repair any issue that could arise. As a matter of fact, when asked, Mr. [member name removed]'s family member had admitted to never installing a single pier in his life. This customer had said, that “they do excavation and foundation repairs”, which leads us to ask, “Why did they call us then?” Mr. [member name removed] knows, since he is in the excavation business, that if you excavate too narrow, you can cause concerns of collapse and a potential life threatening situation for the employees working in the trench you are digging. The foreman on site tried to dig a narrow trench for them, but the trench, in fact, did collapse due to unstable soil, causing him to have to dig it wider for safety purposes. To address Mr. [member name removed] finishing the wall and repairing a couple of broken block: They requested to do it and to backfill it themselves with gravel. So we refunded Mr. [member name removed] $6500 because he wanted to do the back end work himself and for the couple of piers not installed because his family member insisted on us not doing the other part of the wall. Everything aside, we question, why that when this job completed over 6 months ago that they are now posting this on Angie’s List? Why not 6 months ago? We like to educate our customers and make everyone happy but unfortunately that is not possible. In hindsight we should have walked away from this job when we had the opportunity. We wish Mr [member name removed] the best and we are sorry that it ended in this fashion.
It was an Angie's List Big Deal that we purchased. In a way it went well and in a way, it didn't. Putting in the material wall system went okay and we liked that. The only thing that didn't go well with the Big Deal was that we never actually got the report that we were supposed to get on the Big Deal for the foundation. They didn't charge anything separate to do the foundation inspection. Overall it went fine and we liked what they did. We probably wouldn't have bought it if he hadn't come out and told us about it. It wasn't really directly related to a problem on the outside of our walls. Because we didn't get the report, we don't know if there were any problems with the outside of the walls so they didn't really answer our questions. We were happy with what they did and we haven't had any problems with what they did.
I have used Basement Authority in the past, and was impressed again with the quality of their work.
Impressed from beginning to end!
the whole process was good, we had several companies come out and give us estimates on different repair methods. The initial quote was more of a sales pitch than i'd like, but it was professional and made it clear they have a superior product. We got delayed by a few months by some other activities at our house, but we called basements systems back and they sent someone else out and re quoted and we decided to lock it in and go forward. About a month later the crew showed up and was done in less than a day. They were polite clean and fast. Would definitely use them again.
Scott & crew worked steadily & efficiently. Cleared out debris & cleaned up well.
I basically got a one page quote for the job and not a detailed report for energy assessment. They continue to call and try to pitch expensive solutions. I was hoping for a report telling me what need to be done and not just a quote for the overall project.
1. First, why did this customer choose to post this bad review MORE THEN ONE YEAR LATER???? 2. She got exactly what she paid for with the coupon with us and Angie's List. She got a full audit and we gave her a plan and options to maker her home more energy efficient. We followed up wither her several times. She was very hard to get a hold of and also did not return our calls to discuss the proposal. She just did not want to spend the money to improve the home. 3. Why she is unhappy one year later regarding the coupon and our company is a mystery? Many other customers had purchased this deal and were very happy.
Ohio basement system was on time and reasonably priced, clean up when completed.
Very good job -- very neat, extremely personable & accommodating. Very professional.
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