Shoreline Concrete (aka Shoreline Sales Inc) did a great job on our front steps. Bruce was easy to…read morework with. His crew was friendly and accommodating. The steps look great, and they were done on time and on budget. What's not to love?

We have worked with Shoreline Concrete multiple times, and they are excellent! Our first project…read morewas a retaining wall in our backyard that we thought would be simple...until it wasn't. Due to its height and its location touching multiple property lines, it presented some engineering challenges, but Bruce and the crew handled it all, from permits to drainage to inspections and all the hard, heavy work in between. When it was time to re-do our driveway and front stairs, we didn't hesitate to contact Shoreline again, and the whole Shoreline crew was just as friendly and responsive as ever. They coordinated with our landscape designer to provide a safe, thoughtfully designed entryway that vastly improves the access to our property and looks great. I would not hesitate to recommend Shoreline Concrete to any homeowner.

I contacted several asbestos abatement companies and this was the only one to do an in-home…read moreestimate. It was also the only company to communicate the 10 day waiting period until they obtained an L&I permit to abate or mention the need to get a permit. Dealing with asbestos you can't be too careful. The team arrived early on the scheduled day, secured the area and removed every last tile in about 1/2 a day. They did a great job at a competitive price. Make sure you check L&I for violations because some of the other companies I considered had major documented health violations related to asbestos removal. This company did not.

We had a terrific experience with AEC, from estimate to completion. Work crew was very…read morecommunicative and extra respectful of our home. Work was done on schedule and very carefully, cleanup inside and outside the house each day was thorough. And Mike was extremely helpful with his onsite estimate. AEC was the only estimator we talked to who told us about the ZAI Trust, which processes claims for residential asbestos insulation removal and re-insulating costs if material tests positive for their product. That's a big deal. Would recommend AEC services without hesitation.

I hired Puget Sound Abatement to perform abatement work at my home after a tree strike, and my…read moreexperience was extremely disappointing. Three items--a partial curtain rod, crib hardware, and a stepping ladder--went missing after the period their crew had exclusive access to my home. A value of $373.96 from a $41,019.80 bill. I have timestamped photos showing these items being present before work began and during, and missing after their crew finished. Despite providing this evidence and a detailed timeline, the company repeatedly denied responsibility, suggesting the items may have been moved before their arrival, even though we had not lived in the home and no other work had occurred during that time. It makes no sense for us to lose these 3 random items as they claimed when there were much more valuable items in the impacted room. The company promised comprehensive documentation of all items handled for insurance purposes, but what I received was incomplete and inconsistent. Some photos were sent to my husband, and there was no clear record of items removed from certain rooms and where they placed each item in the kitchen. When issues were raised, the company provided shifting explanations and ultimately refused to reimburse the $373.96 replacement cost for the missing items. Additionally, I had to correct a previous billing error where I was charged for all quoted hours that were not worked. This, combined with the poor communication and lack of accountability, left me with no confidence in their professionalism or customer service. I am sharing this experience so other homeowners are aware of the risks and documentation issues. If you expect clear records and accountability, I recommend considering another company.

A person came to look at our kitchen to give us a quote for demolition. He said he would e-mail us…read morean estimate, but never did. I wrote to the company to request that the quote be e-mailed to us, but we never received the quote. If the communication is this bad when simply requesting a quote, I can only imagine how poor it would be if we had hired them.

Sketchy and unfriendly. They saw me but didn't offer to help me until I started looking around and…read moresaw a bin of copper wires and copper pipe that looked like it had been cut with a bolt cutter.

This place is a wonderland for earth lovers ! So much work goes into separating each type of…read morerecycled object . I'm so pleased to see this in the works . A great place to also drop in to learn how to properly recycle there are posters everywhere that explain how to recycle responsibly.

Ommy did a wonderful job on my backyard landscaping. However, he said that I didn't need a building…read morepermit and now a friend told me that I likely did need one and I don't know what to do. But even if I didn't need one, a good friend of mine had Ommy build a retaining wall for her and told her that she didn't need a permit. Well, she did, and Ommy didn't help her. It all fell on her shoulders to have the wall he installed removed, get the permits (which required engineering work), and have it installed again. It was extremely stressful and costly for her. The thing is that Ommy is a very nice and creative person. But I have a bad taste in my mouth because of my friend's experience and now because I don't know if my lack of having a building permit will haunt me. The fear, uncertainty, and doubt already is. Following up to Danielle's comment... Danielle, Two things: 1) I was never aware that my water feature isn't "permanent", and that therefore, a permit wasn't required. Ommy told me verbally that a permit wasn't needed and I trusted him. Yes, I am responsible for the electrical. 2) About my friend's honesty: She is part of a very tight cohort of friends including me. I have known her well for almost ten years, and we heard the entire story (from her perspective, it's true) for the last year. I believe her. My suggestion to you is that in the future you explicitly state in your contract whether a building permit is necessary or not, and have the owner initial the clause. Avoid "he said, she said" arguments. That's what good contracts are for.

We contracted with Zenji in 2024 to do a large landscaping job. They were paid in full the day of…read morecompletion on this 100+K landscaping job. We right away had a problem with the blue stone pavers as Zenji sealed the pavers with a product that failed turning white. I personally figured out how to remove the failed sealer but Zenji refused to warrantee the finish claiming we had altered the install. The lawn that was installed was dead within a month due to poor drainage. Zenji claimed we were responsible for drainage although we were never asked to provide drainage. Zenji is terrible to work with on warrantee items and takes an adversarial stance when asked to take care of problems. Do not work with this company.

Very satisfied customer! Brad and his team just finished up a job for me where they redid my front…read moreretaining wall and regrading of the area. Brad is very responsive via email, phone, and text and my project was able to be scheduled quickly. He also has very good ideas and has good vision for how the project relates to the house as well as future projects. I'm very happy with how the project turned out. My shabby very ugly front yard now looks fantastic! I'm looking forward to working with him in the future.

Contacted Brad about putting in a paver driveway with Indian summer colored pavers. Finished…read moreproduct looks beautiful and definitely gives the house a unique look. They also came up with the idea of painting the concrete wall next to my driveway a similar color and everyone thought it was a new wall. Ended up adding a final finish to give it the "wet look," which I would highly recommend doing.

Personable support and thourough work. Great advice given on…read morethe things I'm not sure about. Been using their service for 2-3 years now

Ryan and his crew are reliable, detailed, and skilled. Earthworks has done large and small…read moreprojects for us and are our "go to" landscaping company. I cannot recommend this company highly enough!

This review is long overdue! We had Maverick demo our in-ground pool in fall 2019. We called them…read moreup and they came out the same week and gave us a fair bid. We went with them because they had lots of experience removing in-ground pools, which isn't super common in the PNW. We assumed we would need a permit to excavate the pool that would require some time to get. We called our county and city and they confirmed no permit was needed. Maverick was able to schedule the job only two days later!! This was a huge relief to us because our pool pump stopped working and it was quickly becoming a swamp. The job only took 1.5 days and they showed up promptly each morning and got right to work. Our toddler had so much fun watching all the "big trucks" in our backyard. We were really happy with the final result.

Really great demo. Jakob and Justin were professional and highly skilled. All the neighbors were…read morewowed watching the skill on the track hoe. Great operator. Knows exactly how to take a house down and keep everything contained. They removed a little house, foundation, filled/compacted, the hole in two days. Everything is clean. Price was reasonable compared to other quotes. Can't imagine a demo being done any better. Thank you men!