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    Hazelwood, Northeast Portland

    The price seemed reasonable, however, the finished product was disappointing. A chunk of my brand…read morenew (two month's old) deck was knocked out. It was not mentioned to me and I did not see until the job was finished, he was paid and he left the property. That means I need to find a contractor to replace that board adding to the cost of this project. Also, the stamping on one side of the deck was off kilter - no way to make that right. He's a hard worker but does not seem to pay attention to details.

    Terrible finished product, at twice the bidded price…read more Upon calling Joe for a bid, he requested the address so he could come out and look at the site before bidding it. (The work site was accessible from the alley so we we didn't need to be home for him to review it). A week later, I texted and asked if he'd been by, and if he had any questions. He sent a bid, which was lower than others and we booked him for the work. On the day of, Joe announced that he was charging us twice as much because he didn't know there was any demo/paver removal involved- which he would know if he'd looked at the site before bidding the project. We were frustrated but agreed because the timing was critical for the next phase of our project. The bid was for 8" deep, with rebar. I came out when he was 1/3 of the way into the pour to discover Joe was pouring 2"-6" deep, with no rebar. When I questioned him, he flatly lied and said it was 8" depth until I offered to get a measuring tape, at which point he admitted it wasn't. He then tried to pour using our uneven pavers as the form. When confronted he noted he'd use an even edge- we afterward discovered he used lumber from our property for framing the pour. There are so many more issues, I wont outline them all. The end result cost twice as much as originally bid, and may need to be jackhammered out so that it can be poured correctly.

    Safe Sidewalks - masonry_concrete - Updated September 2026

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