Neil from Anything Concrete Inc. came into the building to repair our old concrete decks in our 14…read moreunit apartment building. He was very respectful and courteous to the tenants. He knows his concrete and was very efficient and completed the job within the day. I am very impressed with his professionalism and work ethic. I have dealt with many workmen in the past 20 years and he really stands out as a great tradesman.

Neil is a wonderful spirit. He is helpful, reliable, professional, and hardworking. He stands…read morebehind his work and service. It took me a year to research & decide which company to use to repair the foundation cracks for my 30 years old house. I had concerns about the cost and the quality of works. Base on reviews I finally decided to call Neil. His turnaround time is prompt although he is extremely busy during peak summer season. He took the time to explain what needs to be done and what's not (if it is not necessary) and listen to my concerns. He even returned the next day for a minor fix for me. I am very grateful to him and very satisfied with the quality of his work and reasonable charge. I would highly recommend Neil to anyone who needs foundation repairs.

So happy with the results of our stamped concrete patio and walk-ways completed in August. Can't…read moresay enough about this company. On time, clean and really care about doing a good job. I would not hesitate to recommend Allan and his team at Defined Concrete to anyone looking for quality workmanship. Lisa

From the owner: Defined Concrete Services has specialized in concrete design and construction in the surrounding…read morelower mainland since 2008. Whether you need a driveway or a patio, we can help. Give us a call to learn more.

My patio slab sank approx. 3/4 inch, creating a real tripping hazard and an area where rain water…read morewas pooling. I called True Level after seeing their trucks at several of my neighbors. They sent an estimator right away, he did measurements and took several photos, he then drew up a work plan and estimate. The team they sent to do the job reviewed the job with me and kept me in the loop during the process. They were friendly, efficient, tidy (covered all my patio furniture). I am very happy with the concrete lift and crack repairs. It is clear they take pride in their work and they are very knowledgeable.

I never knew concrete could sink. And, I didn't know it could be repaired. After doing a bit of…read moresearches online, I found this company. I was happy with the whole experience. They fixed the concrete platform supporting a staircase and sealed various cracks. I was impressed by how efficient they were. I got responses promptly. The job was well done.

I highly recommend Moore and Sons Contracting, without any reservation, and I intend to use their…read moreservices again in the future. Moore and Sons Contracting, has a wonderful team, led by owner, Don Moore. I employed Moore and Sons, to lay a large thick concrete slab for a swim spa, and found Don to be honest and upfront about his prices/quote, and the best quality and thickness of concrete. Don went out of his way to understand my needs, answer all questions, and actively tried to save me money whenever possible. I ran into trouble with some other contractors and Hydro for this job, and Don helped me take control, had some great ideas, and communicated directly with the other contractors to help organize the implementation of all other services. No extra charge, just a smile and "glad to help". I ended up needing to expand my job past the concrete slab, and Moore and Sons, again, helped me out of a tight spot by providing a quick, and fair quote, for my unexpected needs. Moore and Sons, came in on budget, were here when they said they were going to be, always cleaned up, worked around other contractors, and adjusted their time and work schedule to fit the changing requirements of the job. It is a rarity to find decent, honest, flexible contractors with quality workmanship and product, but Moore and Sons Contracting is that rare gem.

From the owner: We are a family owned and operated Langley based company servicing all areas of the Lower Mainland…read more Our company has been in business since 1999 and is very well established in the industry. We provide quality commercial work at competitive pricing. We have worked with several renowned companies such as Parklane Homes, Mosaic Homes, Morning Star Homes, Foxridge Homes, and Polygon Homes. We also have customers in the restoration industry such as Belfor Restorations. Our most recent customers have included YVR Airport, the City of Vancouver and the Surrey School District. We are licensed, insured, covered through WCB and a member of the Better Business Bureau. Our team consists of qualified machine operators and laborers. We own all our equipment and possess a wide variety of machines to perform the work needed. Call today for your Free Estimate... 604-514-1322

David Fairbairn is the ace in the deck of roof inspectors. He is pleasant, professional,…read moreenthusiastic, and very knowledgeable about all aspects of the roofing and inspection business. Who knew we had roof shingles that were the best of the best in the 70s. David did! David patiently answered all my questions and them some. His report was meticulous, detailed and included intervention suggestions. For the work completed, the price is very reasonable. David was also helpful in suggesting a company to clean our roof. I highly recommend David and wish him success in his business.

Showed up on time. Roof inspection with drone and pics and physically on roof to inspect. Pointed…read moreout some bad spots and what should be done. Detailed report that evening. Very thorough as my personal inspection did not uncover some problem areas. Will recommend and use again.

Please do yourself a big favour & don't use this company! Complete runaround of players & various…read morephone numbers, don't return calls or stand by their sub par work with no attention to detail or expertise in coatings for various applications.

From the owner: Maya Concrete isn’t just about concrete — it’s about building lasting foundations…read more We specialize in forming, placing, finishing, and epoxy coating with precision and care. What sets us apart is our belief in doing honest work — from the ground up. We treat every project like it matters, because for our clients, it always does.

I had a leaky chimney that needed to be torn down as well as a hole cut out for the plumbers to…read morechange the vent on my hot water tank so that this could be done. After doing a lot of research and looking at reviews I chose Dunbar Masonry for 3 reasons: 1. They had great Yelp and Homestars reviews. 2. They were very prompt with getting back at me with a quote. 3. They were able to arrange with a roofing company to have my roof patched up on the same day they took down the chimney which saves me from having to co-ordinate between 3 companies (masons, roofers and plumbers). I needed the masons to come in, take down the chimney and the roofers to patch up the roof so it doesn't rain on me and the plumbers to come in the very next day to install the b-vent so that the fumes from my hot water tank didn't poison us. In the middle of winter every day without the hot water tank is brutal. Job contracted to do: - Take down the chimney below the roofline. - Patch the hole in the roof left by the chimney. - Cut out a hole in the furnace room so that the plumbers can install the b-vent. - Come back and patch up the hole in the furnace room. Day 1 They came on time on the arranged date which is fantastic and proceeded to work quickly. However they forgot to cut out the hole in the furnace room and without that hole the plumbers that I had arranged to come in the next day could not install the b-vent. Needless to say I was in a bit of a panic as I called them up but they assured me that they could come the next morning to cut out the hole before the plumbers came. Okay, great! Day 2 So they came and cut out the hole and left again. When I went downstairs to checkout the furnace room it was a dirty disaster with brick dust and debris all over my furnace and on the condensation pump beside it. I was pretty shocked because most contracting companies I've worked with clean up after themselves, like really clean up. They sweep the floors, wipe things down, etc. The plumbers came and installed the b-vent and left. That night I come home and my furnace won't turn on. Now I'm not in the an expert with furnaces but I had a strong feeling that debris falling into a condensation pump's motor is not a good thing. As it was 11pm when I got home I had to wait until the following morning to call the furnace company to come have a look. Yup, no heat in the middle of winter all night and until mid-afternoon the next day. Day 3 Dunbar Masonry came in the morning to fill in the hole and I told the guys that my furnace died the previous night and I think it was the debris from their work that caused it to over heat and shut down. They were like nahhhhhh that wouldn't do it... They proceeded fill in the hole that they had left before and as I'm watching them I note that they didn't cover up the condensation pump. Seriously? I just told you I think you broke my pump, you're going to smear in wet concrete (or what looks like it to me) over the pump that you might have just broken? So I waited till they left and went to check the pump. Yup, there's something that looks like wet concrete on top of it (but not on the motor vent part). It was on the top right hand corner and it felt like went concrete. It was dark grey and kind of wet. After Dunbar leaves I call the furnace guys and they come over to have a look and sure enough, they confirmed it was the debris from the chimney that clogged up the pump's motor but they were able to take it apart and clean it out. The invoice I got from the furnace guys clearly state that was the cause of the motor malfunctioning. I took this invoice to Dunbar Masonry and they agreed to pay for the furnace service but weren't willing to do anything else for me. It didn't matter that I had to spend the night in a freezing house and that I had to take a day off work to deal with the furnace, I basically got, "These things happen." They didn't even apologize! Not once! And when I told them that I had to take the day off work I got, "Well no one pays me to fix my house." Ummmm yeah, but you're the ones who broke my "house". The least you could do was give me a small discount or heck, sound like you were sorry about the ordeal. I probably would have been happy with just some sort of apology. Pros: - The guys who did the work were pros, very nice job. - The guys were SUPER nice and polite. - They were on time which is always very much appreciated. Cons: - Their carelessness with my furnace room took out my furnace for a day. - They didn't seem to care too much that I was put in a pretty bad situation for a day and half with NO HEAT in the middle of winter. - They were still sloppy and careless in my furnace room after I'd pointed out that they got dust and debris in my condensation pump. - They never even apologized for their mistake. - They left the furnace room a disaster the first day and the second was still dirty but at least they made some attempt to clean up.

Although Dunbar M+C couldn't help me with my specific kind of repair, they forwarded me to one of…read moretheir contractors, who took the time to give me a fantastic referral. Much appreciated- great customer service.

You will be satisfied with your experience!…read more We recently completed a large foundation project with Groundworks in Edmonds, WA -- a roughly $70,000 job involving permits, engineering reports, and significant structural work. Given the scope and importance of the project, I wanted to share a complete and thoughtful perspective. Overall Experience From intake through execution, the experience was strong. The consultation was detailed, the proposed solution was clearly explained, and the permitting and engineering process -- which took a couple of months -- was handled smoothly with consistent updates. The crew worked efficiently, and the quality of the foundation work itself was solid. The Consultation & Planning Our home sits on a steep slope, and an addition at the back had begun to settle. Groundworks sent out Jerry for the initial consultation, and he was excellent. Jerry was knowledgeable, energetic, and charismatic, and he took the time to clearly walk us through the problem, the proposed solutions, and what a job of this scale would realistically involve. He explained the engineering considerations in plain language, answered questions thoroughly, and helped us understand both the risks and the long-term benefits of doing the work properly. From an intake and planning standpoint, we felt confident moving forward. The Project The scope of work was extensive and involved foundation reinforcement along the entire back of our house, as well as drilling and post installation outside of the foundation to properly support a failing rear addition. Because much of this work needed to be performed beneath and adjacent to our back deck, deck access was required. We discussed these access needs ahead of time, and I even removed the top decking myself to reduce labor costs, based on our shared understanding of what would be necessary. A Miscommunication (and What Happened Next) While I was out of town during part of the work, a miscommunication occurred on site regarding what deck changes were permitted. As a result, the deck was dismantled more extensively than any of us had anticipated. This was understandably frustrating -- not because anyone did something wrong, but because the situation was genuinely complex and confusing. It was a conversation that perhaps should have been extremely clear about what was happening, but it wasn't -- and it wasn't the fault of any single party. Once the issue was identified and elevated, senior leadership stepped in, and this is where Groundworks truly distinguished itself. Leadership Response & Resolution We ultimately worked directly with Nathan Malsch, the General Manager, who was professional, attentive, and genuinely committed to making things right. Initially, we discussed a 50/50 split on replacement lumber for rebuilding the deck. Nathan went well beyond that agreement. Groundworks purchased more than enough lumber for a full deck rebuild, had it delivered directly to our home, and even provided a Milwaukee impact driver/screwgun set along with Milwaukee bits to help with reconstruction! That level of ownership was frankly unexpected and deeply appreciated. It wasn't just about compensation -- it was about leadership taking responsibility and ensuring we felt supported after a frustrating situation. Final Takeaway Large foundation projects are complex. What ultimately matters is how a company responds when challenges arise. Based on the quality of the work, the professionalism shown during consultation, and the accountability demonstrated by senior leadership, I feel confident recommending Groundworks. We ultimately walked away satisfied and appreciative of the effort made to ensure we were truly taken care of.

Tucker was very professional, pleasant, kindly answering our questions and spent 2.5 hours…read moreevaluating our house before giving us a quote. I would recommend