Not the service we expected. Our project was assigned to personnel that did not deliver the…read morequality of service expected! Not to mention that the company ignored our reports of items missing from our property during the renovation process!

Totally happy ! with the work Broderick Builders did for us! Our project was not easy--tearing out…read more68' of basement apartment walls and insulation on a tight schedule (having been "stood up" by another company) to allow for scheduled internal water proofing (by a water proofing co--required by continued water invasion beginning with the huge rains April 3/4/5), then having to delay the scheduled rebuild for repair of a leak in the water proofing! Wonderful re-build--bright shiny new walls and floor--which then made the 50 year old ceiling look really ugly, so unplanned new ceiling! They also did a few other things that made our lives easier--always with a smile! John shows up when he says he will and does what he says he will, with friendly, competent, hard working subs! He will be my first go to guy from now on--I have several out door jobs planned for Broderick Builders for later--when it's not so hot! Thank you John!!

I left 6 phone messages, 3 text messages, filled out the form on the web page twice, and no one has…read morereturned my calls or had any form of communication with this 76 year old retired widow needing some form of reply. I since learned that this company has a new owner. Bryon Lowe helped me in 2010. I still have the diagram of my house to use. I'm so disappointed; I ran schools as an administrator; this behavior is unacceptable.

This company has been bought out and I no longer recommend them. The founder, Byron Lowe, worked…read morediligently to create a business with the highest level of integrity and excellence. The new owner, Abraham, doesn't seem to have the same values. They recently did a huge foundation job for me and I began finding issues within days of completion. I've called and texted Abraham multiple times over the last 3 weeks and he has yet to respond. I do not recommend this company at all.

The relative that didn't spend their money was and still is completely enamored with the company…read more Me, not so much because all I was left with was a big hole in my floor, and a bigger hole in my pocket from having to hire additional contractors to try and figure out the reasoning ReFloor couldn't do the floor. I got several excuses which would have been perfectly fine of they would have turned up to show my hired crew what was going on. At the end of doing business with ReFloor I got the impression that either they just weren't feeling the small job at my home, and had other lucrative offers; or, they wanted me to contract with a buddy of theirs. Either way, I'm currently worse than square one simply because I had to lay temporary flooring for fear of tripping, falling, punching a human sized hole through the subfloor and having to fight my way up like I'm Boba Fett crawling out of a sarlacc.

Everything went good. Great technicians, great product. I love my new floor. From start to finish,…read moreRefloor was easy to work with, easy to get ahold of and answered all my questions.

My kitchen looks AMAZING!!!!!! So happy to support this sweet family owned business. Super…read moreprofessional, affordable, and clear communication all the way through. Can't say enough good things!

This entire experience was a nightmare. The day they showed up to install they installed the WRONG…read moreCOUNTERS. We ordered a grey and white marble and they installed an all white quartz. A completely different material and not at all what we had picked out and paid for. I immediately called them to ask when they could back and fix this and they said they couldn't come and install the correct counters for another WEEK. We had to reschedule our plumber and we were without a working sink for over a week. When they came to install the correct counters, they brought two counters with completely different corners that sit across from each other and one has a chipped edge. Save yourself a headache and go with a different fabricator.

While driving to another stone provider for two projects, I came upon Brothers & Sons and pulled in…read morea on a lark. Turned out to be a great dec I was decision. I immediately was greeted by Marlene who could not have been more personable and helpful. I explained I first needed a countertop for a client and then would need two for my own project. She provided great options. I chose one and then got to see firsthand what great team members she had from start to installation. My client could not be more pleased! Two months later, I returned for my own two counters. Melinda again stepped up with patiently showing me options. At the sixth one, I said, "That's it". I then got to experience the personality and professionalism of her other colleagues who came to measure and then perfectly install the two countertops. I will highly recommend them to other clients and friends!

So disappointed with this company. They came out twice to measure for my new countertops. I bought…read morea sink to fit (they told me all the needs) and on their second trip they told me it would not work. I bought a second sink. They came back out and said this one would work. Great news! The day before my install, I get confirmation and think everything is good to go. The morning they're supposed to arrive I find out they've lost my order completely and that now the second sink won't fit. They were not kind about this. They were unprofessional and they truly do not care about losing business. I would never do business with them again.

Beautiful granite selections. We used them in our office. They measured everything and placed…read moregranite quickly. It came out great.

After they came back (no pre call, no notice, a day early) They re-sealed. These beautiful…read morecounters are not worth the unreal dust bowl level mess they left us with. The cut out the sink opening inside. They said it was because if they did it outside that the thin granite on the front of where the sink is going can crack. If they cut outside and the support with 1/4" plywood and clamps to bring it in, it would not crack. And no housewide mess. The shop vac they used to attempt to collect the dust as they cut had a clogged paper filter. No pre filter, no bag. It was not a Hepa. They used no mist to hold down dust.

Recently, we moved into a home with a musty-smelling crawl space, so we decided to fully…read moreencapsulate it to maximize our home efficiency and comfort. After conducting our research and reading reviews, we obtained estimates from several crawl space encapsulation companies before ultimately deciding to go with DFX. The DFX representative, James Hurlburt, was knowledgeable, thorough, polite, and extremely helpful. He took considerable time to explain the encapsulation process, the materials that would be used, and his detailed findings from his examination of our crawl space. His inspection included moisture readings of structural beams, humidity measurements, physical observations, photos, and a clear assessment of existing issues. The humidity level in the crawl space that day was well over 90 percent. Of the companies we interviewed, James was by far the most thorough, and we were equally impressed with the high caliber of materials DFX proposed. When the installation team arrived, they were professional, courteous, and respectful. We encountered a few hiccups during the process, which we brought to their attention. We believe the true measure of a company is not demonstrated when everything goes smoothly. It is when unexpected challenges arise, and Murphy's Law makes an appearance. That is when the character of a business is truly revealed. When those problems arose, the DFX team, including James, the management, and even the owner of the company, stepped up and promptly addressed every single issue to ensure we were completely satisfied. The installation crew, including Nathan and Tom, worked diligently to deliver an exceptional result. In the end, DFX did a fantastic job, and we are extremely pleased. For those curious about performance, our crawl space humidity is now holding steady at 50 to 55 percent, and the space feels as clean and tight as a Ziploc bag. We highly recommend DFX to anyone considering crawl space encapsulation.

Matt was very thorough & knowledgeable when he came out to assess our garage-basement needs. We had…read moresome understanding of the procedures & felt confident trusting DFX with the job. Will & Mike completed the job over the course of two long days. They were great- professional all the way around, offered to answer questions, very friendly & courteous. We are glad to have our basement walls waterproofed with a new pump installed. The pricing was competitive with other companies in our area. Thanks guys!

We hired AMCO to pour a backyard patio…read more Day 1 was the excavation and included a "tear out and haul off" that we paid extra for to avoid renting a truck ourselves or paying another company to dispose of the yard waste resulting from the excavation, including our old patio of pavers/stones and rocks that AMCO was tearing out. At the end of Day 1, there was quite a bit "torn out" that wasn't "hauled off". We did not raise this concern then because we assumed either (a) it would be thrown into the slab bedding like much of the old patio and pavers were, or (b) they would "haul off" the rest of what they "tore out" after the slab was poured on Day 2. However, both of our assumptions were incorrect so we paid 1-800-GOT-JUNK to remove the yard waste AMCO left. *** pics 1-7 *** Day 2 required we pay for a line pump to pour our concrete slab due to the limited access to our backyard-no problem. The concrete truck was to park on the side of the road in front of our house and the line would run down along the side of our house, through our fence, and pump into the backyard. However, once our backyard slab was fully poured and it was time for the line that pumped the wet concrete to be removed, they used an entirely different area of our front yard, unrelated to where the line pump was ran to our backyard, to dump multiple buckets full of excess/left-over concrete as if that were precisely where it were supposed to be properly disposed. I watched multiple individuals dump buckets of what I initially thought was water after getting notifications from my Ring doorbell. We did not expect, nor was it mentioned, implied, or other, that our front lawn would be damaged in any manner, let alone be treated like a dump for wet concrete to be disposed or dumped to dry so it'd be easier to excavate at end of day. To this, AMCO said that such was to be expected with this type of work. They smashed and grabbed the biggest pieces once the concrete dried on the way out, but we spent a lot of time, effort, and money breaking up + digging out the concrete they dumped and left, and repairing the yard itself. *** pics 8-15 *** The next issue arose at the end of Day 2 but wasn't fully realized until days later, because despite being assured it was fine to walk on immediately, we waited a few days to be safe. Once finished, the last to leave took his boots off to step barefoot across the newly poured slab to exit our backyard because it's the only way in/out. A few hours later, we were inspecting our new patio from the bottom steps of our deck (since we didn't want to step on the seemingly still wet patio yet) when we noticed the footprint on our new patio step where the guy exited barefoot, and had a laugh. We stopped laughing about the footprint a week or so later when after a good rain, we realized the step's integrity was compromised due to the edge of it being stepped on before it was dry enough to support that weight. We care more about structural soundness than aesthetics so we were able to use EUCO Qwikstitch to fill the cracks before they spread more. *** pics 16-21 *** I wasn't going to leave a review, in fact, I honestly really wanted to avoid it (water under the bridge) but this last straw broke the camel's back. Our patio was poured on April 18. Not even 2 months later, on June 8, my wife was looking down at our patio from an upstairs window when she noticed a crack running down the very center of our new patio, from one end almost 30 feet to the entire other end. Again, thank God for EUCO Qwikstitch and not caring nearly as much about the aesthetics as the actual integrity and usability of the patio. Regardless, our 7 week old patio should not have required hundreds of dollars of Qwikstitch to prevent more and more cracks from spreading and further compromising our new patio. *** pics 22-30 *** As a result of having this patio done, we've had to spend a lot of time and money and energy far and above the price we paid AMCO- for digging up the rest of the concrete and repairing our front yard; paying another company to actually haul off what we already paid AMCO to haul off; the dent left on the edge of our newly poured step from stepping on it before it was dry and the cracks that resulted; hopefully this 28ft crack that developed through the entire center of our patio will be the last issue. These, especially the latter, are some of the main reasons why we feel the work we paid AMCO for "Could Have Been Better".

Our family was extremely pleased with the service provided by AMCO Concrete. Within one day of…read morebeing approved to proceed by our HOA we were on their schedule and moving forward with the driveway extension and expansion. The team was knowledgeable, professional, fast, and did a fantastic job. We would absolutely recommend them to anyone who is looking for concrete work!