I just had Dennis Kommer Excavation at my home today for some work. Dennis is friendly , fast ,…read moreand skilled. I will be using Dennis Kommer Excavation again. Customer service is outstanding, Quality is second to none, and his value for service is outstanding.

We recently hired Dennis to move dirt and grade our slope, place some boulders and remove some…read morestumps and even relocated some hedges for us. Everything went smoothly...he handled the excavator with ease and was very efficient and thorough. He really looks like he enjoys what he does! We definitely recommend Dennis. In addition to doing a great job...he's really a nice guy! Ron & Evonne O.

Super awesome company! Will recommend them to anyone that needs their type of service. Excellent,…read moreprompt and skilled work! Thanks guys!

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.

Mike and the crew from Delano Construction made me a new gravel driveway and I couldn't be happier…read more It was a major job which included moving a rock wall, 2 parking areas, a 100 ft long driveway, and a ton of grading. From the estimate, which was very fair, to the scheduling (less than 2 weeks out) to the beautiful finished product I felt totally taken care of. They went the extra mile at no extra charge and the result is perfect. Will use again.

Poor communication, will say they will be there and then no show, most of the time no…read morecommunication. I had a bathroom remodel I was told it would take 3-4 weeks, almost 4 months later, I hired another contractor to complete the job. The tile is poorly set, it is not level, the grout is not flush with the tile. Tile was scratched. Some of the new fixtures are scratched. They received the tile in plenty of time, however failed to check the shipment and when it was time for install found the boxes and tile damaged, another delay. My husband had to fix the barn doors that were installed, while doing so, found several broken screws and numerous drill holes. The cross slates were glued on not nailed, they have been replaced twice by us. Didn't fix a joist in the floor, that was on the job list. Called me and demanded final payment when the job was not finished. (didn't pay completely until finished). It was excuse after excuse.