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    Hullinger Sealcoating

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open 6:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    5 years ago

    They sealed my neighbors driveways and my own driveway appreciate them making my neighborhood look nice

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    Diamond Construction and Concrete Designs

    Diamond Construction and Concrete Designs

    (9 reviews)

    I keep finding more nightmares on my garage. I would expect better craftsmanship from someone who…read morewatched a few YouTube videos.

    Hired Matt to fix flood damaged basement. All of discussion made my wife and I very hopeful and…read moreexcited to see the finished project. We were given a time line of a week to finish. This was in April of 2025. Matt was only on site once in a while. He had a person hanging drywall and two young men painting. The drywaller missed a few spots in replacing where drywall had been removed. The painters got paint on the ceiling as well as painting over the outlets. We had provided partial payments when requested. He needed supplies and had to pay his workers. The week lasted weeks. There were times we had no idea if and/or when he would show up. We had heard several times that if we could let him work late, he thought he could get done. Finally, my wife and agreed that there would be no more chances to finish. Matt told us that if he worked late, he would be finished and requested final payment. We told him he could work late but we were not able to make payment at that time (before completion). My wife told me he was working until at least 1am. In the morning, we found his vehicle abandoned in our drive. I checked the basement and did not find him in the house so assumed his vehicle was disabled and he had gotten a ride. I later received a text from Matt stating he was still at the house (slept in his truck because he couldn't get it started) and wanted to use our bathroom and do some more work. My wife and I were both at work and were not able to respond. Upon arrival back at home, the truck was gone and I started looking at the finished project. It was HORRIBLE. The stained floor was nasty. Floor stain was found on the wall, on a blind on tile flooring. Paint on the ceiling and trim. The trim was the wrong color and the outlets had paint dried in the plugs. We also found that the window treatments that had been taken down were broken in half. Matt returned to the house and I advised him that we were going to go with another contractor. All the insurance funds had been paid to Matt and we were paying out of pocket. We did give Matt another $1000 to be done with. He asked for more money stating he needed the funds for another job site. Matt had poured concrete steps outside the back door. The steps were not level or even the same size. We then had another contractor come in and the job costed so much more because they had to fix all the issues he created. Fast forward to March. We are finally getting the steps removed and replaced when I discover that Matt had disassembled a portion of the fence (with my knowledge and blessing) but only zip tied the fence back in place.

    Ohio Basement Authority

    Ohio Basement Authority

    (88 reviews)

    My family just moved into our new house in Grandview Heights and were getting some work done in the…read morebasement (new paint, new flooring, etc.). The painters noticed some mold and water damage near a few of the walls. I called Ohio Basement Authority and Jordan came out the next day. Having a finished basement makes figuring out if there is water coming in tough, but he walked me through the possibilities, and how we could remedy each one. Not being used to having a basement (I historically lived in *much* drier climates!), I really appreciated the thoughtfulness and attention to detail that he showed in walking me through the different situations. I decided to go with the interior waterproofing. I was scheduled to have my new flooring installed a day later, so the speediness that Jordan came out literally saved me thousands of dollars (and the time of having another floor installed!). Thanks OBA!

    DO NOT TRUST THIS COMPANY!…read more Ohio Basement Authority (Groundworks) severely damaged my garage and pool deck in just a few hours, then took three months to inspect the damage. I hired them to lift three garage slabs. Instead, they cracked two slabs into seven pieces, then stopped working because the concrete was "cracked beyond a level of safely lifting." Their crew created the damage, then used it as the reason they couldn't finish the job. My garage floor is still 2-3 inches lower than the surrounding slabs, making it unusable for parking and failing to meet the work promised in the contract. I spent over $11,000 for work on my garage and pool area. The result is a broken garage and multiple trip hazards they created themselves--the same hazards they use during sales presentations to justify additional work. Around my pool, one slab now sits higher than the surrounding deck, another remains lower and was left separated instead of being repositioned flush. My property is in worse condition than before they started. Management ignored my calls for three months. When they finally responded, the attitude was hostile, with statements like, "We're not responsible for our salesman's promises," and "We don't level." Once they're paid, don't expect responsive customer service. If something goes wrong, be prepared to spend months fighting just to get someone to acknowledge the problem. To make matters worse, I later learned that completely demolishing and replacing the sunken concrete would have cost about 40% less than the foam lifting system they sold me--and their foam is already showing signs of settlement. Buyer beware.

    Hullinger Sealcoating - masonry_concrete - Updated September 2026

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