Trevor and crew did a great job installing the epoxy floor in the trailer we needed to upgrade.read more

The final product for four slabs of sidewalk. Eric Baca, Manager of concrete division, came and…read moresealed it and a crew member arrived later and filled soil around the walk to create an even ground surface. It's a win all the way around. Great work of company owner Greg Pietag.

Here it was June and we were filling up our garage with new stuff to get back yard done. All…read moreservices were pretty much booked but Greg the owner returned my call He had a vision of our crummy back yard and drew up plans for a stunning brick patio, curved stairs and planter It had been a yard with two rotted decks and uneven ground underneath His bid beat out every "Regular deck" company. He was on time for appt, brought pictures and books of brick samples and was so accommodating His crew worked for five days to remove old decking, fill and level our back yard; pitch the yard to properly drain away from house ; lay stunning charcoal blend multi size bricks, drag away whatever we needed and cleaned up sic and span Mention Angie's list and contact him through there. May be a discount! Greg Pieteg is owner and your contact No middle man I cannot say enough about a company who delivered. Thank you Greg and crew!!

Poor quality, do not stand behind their product, and they flat out lie. I would strongly advise…read morethat you avoid this company. I had a long asphalt driveway put in by ACI, it was a long driveway and was a DOT blend that was supposed to support heavier vehicles. Just as the installation crew was finishing up I immediately called out that it looked like there was a low spot near our pole building, but they said it was good and had plenty of slope. Turns out it wasn't good, there was a huge puddle days later after our first rain. After being ran around in circles for years (YES YEARS). The only "repair" they did was when they came out without any notice and torched the spot to try and fix it. I came home to what looked like a car fire burn in the asphalt, now a scorched driveway with a puddle. Fortunately, I had held back paying a portion of the final invoice ($4,413). Eventually was told they would get it fixed with concrete for "close to the remaining balance owed" ($4,413), well they never did. I have attached a screenshot of that actual email. The last two times I spoke with the President, Justin Pomerleau last fall, he told me they would have it done before winter. I also have a screenshot of an email from him reassuring me of this. They never did and also stopped responding. Now I have to go the legal route because I am getting it fixed on my own dime, costing me more than $9,000 after deducting the remaining balance I owe. The puddle is a large ice puddle in the winter and I have had people fall, luckily no major injuries yet. It also damaged my large door on closing because of the ice buildup. Very frustrating and it has wasted so much of my time. They gave so many excuses before finally admitting they were responsible for correcting it. Too many excuses to list, but here are a few: ~It was out of warranty, but I had proof I was repeatedly contacting with the issue since the week of install, they agreed. ~There wasn't enough slope, but every company that has come out (including their own rep from ACI) said there was well more than the 1.5 degree min. ~They tried to separate themselves from the company they merged with, but yet the ACS logo was on their emails next to ACI. Obviously, they are one in the same. I can go on and on. Look at the photos and correspondence I have attached. (I omitted some information because I didn't feel it was right to give their email and cell phone details.) You can see their own words that they lied to me. You can also see the puddle, the scorched asphalt. I tried to take the high road, gave them literally years to get this done, but they are NOT people of their word and I wanted everyone to know, or at least be warned, so they would not end up being another victim.

Mike A and the team at ACI are a pleasure to work with, and they do tremendous work! For any…read moreasphalt or concrete needs, ACI is the way to go. Highly recommend!

$9000 to dig a hole in my yard and run from electrical damage.read more

We used C Stone Landscape to repair our chain-link fence that had heaved and was leaning. Curtis…read morewas great with the communication and their bid was among the lowest we received. When they arrived to do the work, Curtis made sure to walk me through everything they were doing and how the job was going. By the time he and his team left, you would never know there were here, except the fence was good as new! I would recommend C Stone Landscaping to anyone looking for landscape improvement or maintenance. It's a pleasure doing business with a company that cares about your project as much as you do.

Sam Viens has been attentive and helpful to fix the lawn after the big snow fall we got last month…read more But I think I'll look for a snow BLOWING service in the future.

Sammy and team did a wonderful job. They did edging around the entire home, planted shrubs, and a…read moretree. They also completed the edging with large 2 1/2 inch rock. They were very thorough and completed the project on time. I would highly recommend them.

First started out by have some unsightly bushes that were overgrown in the rock out front, from the…read moreprevious owners. They cleaned it up, racked the rock back, and even sloped the grade! Saved me another project right there. Great work during fall cleanup when the leaves were up to my knees. Best work of all though is when I needed 5 dead trees removed from the back yard. Cut'em down, grinded the stumps, and took care of all the brush. Only took two days and they even left the cut up logs for the wood burner! (Per my request). Recommend for anyone looking for excellent lawn care and landscaping.

Greenside is a wonderful family-owned company serving the SW metro. Pat and his team do a great…read morejob delivering high quality services at competitive prices. We have used them for both landscaping and snow removal and couldn't be more pleased. I highly recommend them!

Feliciano and crew replaced a cedar fence after storm damage for us. Quality of work was excellent,…read morecrew was polite, respectful of our property. I would hire them again any time!

Terry rebuilt my deteriorated chimney from the roofline up and repaired and tuckpointed the…read moreexterior brickwork around my home. He is friendly, knowledgeable, highly skilled, and takes pride in his work. Thanks!

BEWARE: Do not use Terry Holter or Twin Cities Masonry…read more On 3/1/24 Terry at Twin Cities Masonry (TCM) provided an estimate for two projects I was considering at my home. I explicitly asked that he break out the prices for the two projects, as I was getting numerous estimates for the work, and wanted the ability to easily compare and choose what portion of the work I wanted any particular vendor to complete. He provided the following: 1) A stucco repair for cracks in the stucco on my chimney. a. Recommended a complete chimney tear-down and rebuild. $24,500 2) A minor repair and resetting of some cosmetic stonework on the front of my home. a. Recommended new footings and reset stones with new mortar. $1200 To complete the contract, Terry wrote "$25,700 or circle choices." After receiving several other estimates for the first repair, with no other vendors recommending a full chimney rebuilt, I chose a vendor who was able to complete the chimney repair for $3800. On 4/29/24: I emailed the executed contract to TCM, and followed up with the mailed copy. As instructed, I crossed-out the chimney work, and circled the portion for #2 - the cosmetic portion of the work and mailed it with a check for $600 - half of that work, as instructed on the estimate. On 5/13/24: since I had heard nothing back from TCM, I sent a follow-up email. On 05/14/24 at 5:05 PM, Terry Holter from TCM called me to discuss the contract. He asked what happened with the Chimney repair, and why I had opted to not have him do that work. I told him I went with a vendor to repair the stucco for that work, rather than replace the entire chimney. He then said he wasn't interested in doing the second part of the work for the $1200 he quoted, and suggested that he would do it for $2400. I told him that wasn't acceptable, as he had quoted $1200 for that portion of the work, and told me to circle which portion of the work I wanted to have him do. He said "ok, if you want to play it that way." I told him I wasn't attempting to "play" anything, and simply expected that any contractor would abide by the terms of their written estimates. He said "well, it may take a while to get to you then." I told him that was fine, as it was cosmetic work, so he should contact me when he can fit this work in between other work, as I know it isn't a large job. At that point, TCM proceeded to ignore my repeated follow-ups: 06/14/24: I sent an email: "Good afternoon and happy Friday Terry, I wanted to follow-up on the executed contract I mailed on 5/15, with a check. The check hasn't yet been cashed so i wanted to confirm you received it. Please let me know. Thank you." 7/10/24: I sent another follow-up email: "Good morning Terry, I hope your summer is going well. I wanted to follow-up again on our contract, so we can get the work scheduled. I haven't heard back from you since our conversation in mid-May, and while I know the work is not top priority, I do want to get a sense of approximate timing." 08/07/24: Good morning Terry, I am again following up on the executed contract. I have received no response at all to my repeated inquiries. The only time was our phone conversation on May 14th when we confirmed the work to be completed under the terms of the contract, and you indicated the work would be scheduled as your existing jobs allowed. While I understand summer is a busy season, and I can be flexible for the work completion date, I do deserve a response and at least a provisional start date. The favor of a response is appreciated. As always, you may also reach me by voice or text at XXX-XXX-XXXX. 08/07/24: For the first time, Terry responded to an email from me as follows: Hi Aaron, Is this a joke? We have no executed contract... The proposal wasn't sent within the 30 days of the original proposal date and thus was revoked as it states on the proposal as it also states we will not be bound by an oral acceptance. I have no idea why you continue to email me. I have no signed contract or deposit from you and have no interest in working with you. Good luck with your project. Best Wishes, Terry Holter Twin Cities Masonry 2002 Ramlow Place Saint Paul, MN 55116 612-702-9210 terry@twincitiesmasonry.com Summary: 1) TCM is recommending repairs that go far beyond the scope of what is required, to enrich themselves. 2) TCM is attempting to change written estimates after the fact, to charge far more than originally quoted. In cases where customers refuse to allow this, TCM then simply refuses to honor the original estimate - effectively "ghosting" their potential clients. 3) TCM then claims to have never had such a contract or agreement. Terry Holter and Twin Cities Masonry are a business who I would never work with, given their shoddy, unprofessional and unethical business practices.