These gentlemen charged me nearly 4 grand to do 4 hours worth of the cheapest possible work they…read morecould. The $25 Lowe's azaleas they planted were around $130 for me. The edging they purchased without discussing it with me first was not only unattractive and cheap looking, but they were awkwardly shaped retaining wall blocks, not edging bricks. The bushes they agreed to remove completely were not removed, just cut down to the ground and mulched over so within a week they were growing back through the mulch and that's how I found out they weren't actually removed. I don't know if they saw an easy mark in me or if this is how they work across the board, but I'm baffled by all the 5 star reviews. I gave writing this review a lot of thought first, because I don't like writing bad ones, but this was pretty bad and the good reviews on google are deceiving.

I found their advertisement on Facebook & thought I'd give them a try. I had a project for my back…read moreyard which is on a hill & had so many weeds & trees. I wanted to clean it up & add river rock to make it easier to maintain. I told A&J what I envisioned & they brought it to life! They were honest, prompt, professional & worked so hard! They really take pride in their work. I would definitely recommend their services.

They did an outstanding job replacing my old retaining wall! I would definitely hire them to do…read moreadditional work for me. They completed the work on time and on budget.

Great job this winter on snow removal. Would hire again. He came out when others couldn't/wouldn't.read more

I'm so happy we chose them for our patio/retaining wall project. They weren't the cheapest…read moreestimate that we got, but we had a good feeling about them after meeting with Steve for the estimate. They really did an amazing job. The whole thing took less than a week and they made a real effort to keep our place clean and usable during construction.

Steve Moore bid my job & accepted a down payment to replace my steps/railing, which was to be done…read moreby end of May/beginning of June 2020. After not showing up there was little communication on his end, no response, etc. The steps were finally started in August of 20. The railing wasn't put up until Sept of 20 (took payment), but not completed. Steve has my additional railing pieces & was supposed to finish the job as the manufacturer sent him multiple parts and he confirmed he had the right ones to finish. Then started the 9 month ordeal of him stating he would be out on "X" next week to finish, never came, didn't answer his phone, respond to texts, etc for weeks/months at a time. He had "family" excuses so I tried to be understanding & held off on filing a dispute. He continues to blow me off with constant excuses on why he doesn't show and has asked me to delay filing with the BBB and leaving a negative review, that he "promises" he will be out (and still hasn't showed). I would not recommend going with Precision Cement. While the work they did complete, was standard - the probability of them completing the whole job that was paid for and having the communication skills of anything better than a 3rd grader are slim to none...

I had a dry-fit retaining wall that was sagging alarmingly, so I contacted DiMarco. Jim asked for…read morephotos, he couldn't make an accurate appraisal so he stopped by within a day or two. He gave me a plan on what he would do, and I could tell he knew his stuff by virtue of remedying causal factors for the leaning, including improper drainage. I also had him look at a 1957 original kitchen exhaust blower that was now a dead end and fall hazard, wanting it taken down -- which I couldn't do safely on my own -- and a frustrating area where water would come into my office when it rained hard with a lot of wind. Jim said all the right things, and I was very happy with his quote. He communicated well via email about when he could come. He and his crew showed up and did a fantastic job. They bricked in the gap where the exhaust came out, properly insulating and sealing as they did so, and painstakingly addressed the likely factors in the water intrusion. I would hire him again in a heartbeat. I wish I had had him work on my chimney a couple of years ago instead of a certain other company who overcharged me and reneged on a necessary service they had promised but carefully not included in the contract. He would have done a better job and charged me less.

After needing stone repair on our home following the removal for another project, Jim and his team…read moreimpressed us with their ability to find the perfect matching stone and flawlessly install it. The integration of the new stone is seamless, making it impossible to distinguish from the original. We are very pleased with their work and would not hesitate to engage them for future projects. I highly recommend their services. (Before and after photos included)

Very poor experience. The workmen were friendly and seemed to know what they were doing, but the…read morefolks that run the place are another thing. The proposal was for 20 slates at $2200, but they only put up 3 slates. When I called to ask if I'd get a reduction since so little was done, the estimator said he was doing me a great favor no other roofer would do--he'd knock the bill down to $1100. For only three slates and a little over an hour of the workers' time? It didn't make sense to me and I was not offered a cost breakdown.The roofer I used to work with (retired) never pulled stunts like that--you paid for 20 slates, you got 20 slates--not overestimating the job to inflate the bill. Stay away from this company.

Very poor experience with Al and Three Rivers Contracting. I recently hired Three Rivers to fix a…read moreroof leak that was allowing water to enter my home. I'll provide a very detailed account of the experience below for people who are considering hiring Three Rivers Contracting, but the short version is they told me it would cost $3,650 to fix the water issue. They completed the work but the issue is completely unresolved. Three Rivers Contracting and Al refuse to address the issue and have taken my money without doing what they were hired to do. I called Al to discuss getting a quote for a roof leak that was allowing water to enter my main bedroom. Al was kind and prompt in setting up a time to inspect the roof and provide a quote. About a week later Al stated he had gotten up on the roof and suggested some repairs that would cost between $3500-$4000 depending on the final cost of materials. I asked if this would resolve the water issue (as this was the entire purpose of getting the work done) and Al said it would. A few weeks later I called Al back and agreed to hire him for the job. Al wasn't able to start the repairs for a few weeks because of rainy weather in the area, which was understandable. A few days later I sent Al photos of the damage the water was causing inside and asked if he knew where we were in terms of scheduling because the water damage was getting worse. Al said we would be the next job as soon as there is a clear day and even provided a couple of suggestions to mitigate the water damage in the meantime. It's clear that the only reason I was getting the work done was to stop the water leak. As promised, a worker came by a few days later and completed the work. The work took less than a full day. Al came by the following day to pick up a check for the work and said we should be good to go and to call if there were any issues as the work comes with a 1-year warranty. After the next rainstorm I noticed water still coming in all of the same spots as before. I sent Al a text message to let him know the issue was still happening and he gave me a call to discuss. Al advised there could be issues with the siding or maybe an issue with another totally separate portion of the roof. This was quite a surprise as this was NEVER mentioned before. The job was sold as $3,650 to fix the water leak, NOT $3,650 and it might fix it, it might not. I don't know anything about roofs so I trusted what Al told me. Al then went on to tell me the contractor who remodeled the house prior to me purchasing the property should fix this and I should take it up with them or the home inspector? He went on to say he hates working on these "flip" homes because they are all junk, etc. Maybe that's true, I don't know, but why would you not review this before agreeing to the job. Instead they took my money and didn't fix the problem. Three Rivers has been extremely unaccountable and have done nothing but blame the previous owners of the home and home inspector. I don't understand how this is relevant since they were hired to fix the leak and they didn't fix the leak at all. Now I'm out thousands of dollars and have to find someone else to fix the leak. Absolutely awful experience. Avoid at all costs.

Disrespectful. I don't know any company who would deliberately disrespect people's property. Park…read moreon the property you're trying to get business from. What kind of fool would continue to park in front of properties you have no business with? As a professional, a REAL PROFESSIONAL, you should have enough respect and courtesy to ask if you can park in front of other properties. What gets me is that you sat there an additional hour just because? I could NEVER consider this company for anything but bad publicity and workers, who don't care about reviews. Your work is your money, so is your professionalism

After replacing my roof, I have tried numerous times to contact them, without any success. The job…read moreis not finished to my satisfaction. They answer the phone and promise that someone will be in touch with me soon. Still waiting.

Sometimes when choosing a roofing company a person is left with few options and exceptions. My…read moretownhouse is one of those exceptions. Each unit being individually owned without a coop gives each homeowner liberty to do what they like. The downside is when we share a common roof and everyone decides for themselves about replacement. That being said I contacted at least a dozen companies last fall for a roof replacement only to be turned down since my unit sits in the middle of the complex. Of the few that agreed to work with me only Prescott gave me and my adjoining neighbors peace of mind by agreeing to work in the "transition areas" and extending their 15 year warranty to those areas so that the neighbors would approve the work. I also checked their references and got good reports from the people I spoke to. I highly recommend anyone considering a business to ask for and check their references. My roof was nearing the end of it's life and to avoid any potential water damage I was able to contract with them last fall for this year's project. Prescott roofing offers financing but if you pay by check you get 2% discount. With the trend of roofs now going to dimensional shingles I figured my 3 tab shingles up there weren't long for this world. The quote seemed high but the other few I did receive were higher than theirs especially for 3 tab shingles. With a few "hiccups" along the way my roofing team finally came out to do the job on a very hot summer day. I was very pleased with their honesty about the decking when they said didn't need replaced. That decking has been up there for many years and I was extremely concerned about the area around the ridge vent. They arranged for a dumpster to be placed on my driveway so that they could remove the debris. I was able to watch them through the install process and they answered all my questions and concerns. Since my townhouse is small they were able to complete the whole project in one day. I'm very pleased with the work they did as well as the clean up to make sure nothing got left and nothing fell into a neighbor's property. I'm very glad that they were able to "separate" my unit by installing ridge cap shingles after putting an water and ice guard shield both in the transition areas as well as the gutter lines. The workmanship is guaranteed for 15 years and they will register the shingles with the manufacturer and they in turn will send me my warranty. A new roofing system is a major investment but for me I wanted to make sure I was getting quality work for the amount of money put in. Time will tell about the new roof and how it stands up. This review will be updated to reflect that if need be but I feel confident that with them team working in near 100 degree heat that tar just immediately stuck to the new felt pad installed. So the shingles needed to be applied carefully. I'm very pleased with the work they did and more importantly to see it done properly.

We had a new roof installed by Prescott. They were fast and efficient, super-responsive and…read moreanswered our questions completely. Couldn't be happier with the service, warranty, and team at Prescott!

My dad needed work done on his bridge and we went with Seniors Landscaping. Best decision we made…read more The crew knew exactly what they were doing, kept us updated, and finished on schedule. You can tell they care about doing it right instead of just getting paid. If you are looking for landscaping in the area, start here. Reasonable price for great work.

Left a landscaping job unfinished and said he would come back and didn't. He would not refund me…read moreand blocked me instead.