I would love to give a 0-star review if possible…read more I contracted YayVisions to install an in-ground basketball goal, including excavation, concrete work, and assembly. The manufacturer specified that the installation required a 20" x 20" x 48" deep footing using 22 bags of concrete. I reviewed these requirements with the contractor beforehand, and they assured me the installation would meet the manufacturer's specifications. When work began, they had only dug approximately a 2-foot-deep hole before I needed to leave. Prior to leaving, I specifically reconfirmed that they would continue to the full 4-foot depth, and they confirmed they would. About five minutes after leaving, I checked my security camera and saw they had already begun pouring dry concrete into the hole. I immediately contacted them, and they claimed they had already dug the hole to 4-5 feet deep. Given the timeline, that explanation was clearly questionable. They then sprayed water into the hole, set the anchor plate, and left shortly afterward. When I returned home and inspected the work, it was apparent the installation had not been completed according to the manufacturer's specifications (the footing wasn't even square and the anchor plate wasn't anywhere close to centered). Before escalating the issue, I independently evaluated the work by calculating the approximate footing volume based on both the amount of concrete used and the volume of excavated dirt. Both calculations indicated the hole was likely only around 2 feet deep. I contacted the goal manufacturer, Mega Slam, and they advised me to first give YayVisions the opportunity to correct the issue. Unfortunately, instead of addressing the concerns, the company repeatedly denied any wrongdoing. They stated they used only 8 bags of concrete and claimed that amount was sufficient, despite the manufacturer explicitly requiring 22 bags due to the size and weight of the basketball goal. The manufacturer confirmed the installation was inadequate and could create a serious safety hazard, including the possibility of the goal failing or tipping over. Ultimately, I hired another contractor to remove the original concrete and reinstall the footing correctly. This process also confirmed the original installation was significantly undersized. The actual hole measured approximately 13" x 17" x 25" deep and tapered to a point at the bottom -- far from the required 20" x 20" x 48" square footing specified by the manufacturer. I've attached photos so others can evaluate the workmanship for themselves. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this company. The work did not meet manufacturer specifications, required complete replacement, would have resulted in a serious safety risk if not corrected, and raised serious concerns about both workmanship and honesty throughout the process.

Completed installation of my television in no time and even took the time to show me how it worked…read more Very professional. Highly recommended