I called them trying to get someone to service a well pump on my property. I was really inquiring…read moreto see if they would do that kind of work and if they could send someone out. Some how the lady that answered the phone quickly deteriorated the conversation... Pretty much felt like she was annoyed with me for asking if they could look at my system. I hung up with her snapping something at me about " go find someone else "

I called to schedule a pump and well inspection for my clients (buyers purchasing a property). The…read moreman who answered the phone for Delta pump was nice but short, however, when I asked to schedule an appointment, he stated they do not schedule appointments, they just show up when they have time. As a Realtor, I would never use this company to complete inspections for my clients. I work on dead lines, and cannot take a chance with my clients deposit, to wait for a company to show up when they have time.

These folks are top notch! It's clear from their equipment they have million-dollar contracts, and…read moreI just had a small job for my driveway gate. What really impressed me is the super friendly service for a little job like mine. The front desk people were friendly and so were the guys in back. I own a business myself and I'm fully aware that "small jobs" bring little profit, and we "little guys" tend to take up the worker's time with questions, changing their minds, failing to understand limitations, or just being flaky. They clearly don't need the little jobs, but I guess they realize folks like me are more likely to write Yelp reviews and eventually bring bigger contracts. Vern handled my job. He answered all my questions, and let me watch him do the work while I waited. Vern even told me a bit about the history of the company, which is very interesting. (At least to me.) I had the material already, so I drove it from Sacramento. I did search closer to me, and there's no shop with these capabilities in Sacramento. The job was just this: I brought three 8-foot lengths of aluminum channel which were to be butt-welded to become a single 24 feet piece, which was then bent to form an arch. The arch goes at the top of my driveway gate. (It's mostly cosmetic, so aluminum is fine. I'll paint it so it looks like iron.) I was given safety glasses at the office and I was allowed on the floor to watch the bending process. Vern even helped me load it back in my vehicle. (It was now much longer.) While I was there I also had a license-plate size piece of steel I needed cut in half, and although I could cut it at home, I would be happy to pay if they could do it. He chopped it in half while we waited for the welding, no charge. The welding quality was excellent and the arch is perfect. Worth the drive from Sacramento. And WELL worth the small price I paid for the work.

I worked for NJM maybe 3yrs. In a nutshell, this is a top shelf company. In my opinion, anyone…read morewould be hard pressed to find someone their equal, if not better.

So - Christa is a super star…read more Punctual, professional - floated a hot tub over our house and onto a third story deck and didn't even break a sweat, AND stopped to pet and say hi to our dog. So awesome! Thank you guys!

Stay away from West Coast Cranes (WCC), as there are plenty of other crane companies in the Bay…read moreArea that won't pull a bait and switch on you, in terms of what they can accomplish for the price they quote. We only tried working with them because the swim spa company recommended WCC, but they failed to honor their quote, increasing the quoted price by an astronomical amount at the last minute, which required us to scramble for other crane service options; turned out to be a blessing in disguise since we found Ad-Lite cranes in the process, whose service and execution was flawless. WCC will talk a good game (Tim N.), but that's about all you'll get; maybe some double talk and some spin. Save yourself the headache and frustration of dealing with WCC; too many other options available to have to deal with this company.