Contract was to add 2 rows of pavers to patio previously installed by JMW. Suggested border as well…read moreplus patio refresh. Border 1 stone short on one side, patio not extended. One area of patio not filled in. Work performed while I was away. Paid in full, will not answer texts or email. Prior work was done well. Very disappointed in this experience.

We hired Justin Wright/JMW CONSTRUCTION LLC to install pavers at our home in May. The work has NOT…read morebeen completed as of today July 16th. It was to be a 1 week, 5 day job with a promise to come everyday until the work was completed. That 1st week on the 2nd day Justin Wright/JMW CONSTRUCTION LLC did NOT show up. He said he was getting supplies for the project. He has a multi person team so while he was purchasing supplies, his team should have been demolishing the old pavers/deck . No one came that day thus pushing the projects completion avoidably back. Some of the ensuing delays and complications, were due to issues with our homeowners association. Throughout this process, dealing with the HOA, Justin remained professional and did his best to resolve the HOA's demands in our favor. He was unsuccessful. The project is still not completed. Justin Wright/JMW CONSTRUCTION LLC had advised us to use permeable pavers, with appropriate spacing & grout between the pavers, to allow the shower to drain. Unfortunately, this "system" he recommended & installed does NOT allow the water to drain. It floods the pavers creating puddles & may take anywhere from 12-24 hours to dissipate! Justin Wright/JMW CONSTRUCTION LLC now says we need to install a drain which was never offered as an option. We are far from experts but had we been offered the choice between a system that may be effective, the permeable pavers & one that is a sure thing, a drain, we obviously would have elected the sure thing. We relied on Justin's Wright JMW CONSTRUCTION LLC expertise which as outlined proved not to function. Upon reporting this dilemna to Justin Wright /JMW CONSTRUCTION LLC he recommended he install a drain, but of course now wishes to add on another charge! The second problem we are experiencing as a result of Justin Wright/JMW CONSTRUCTION LLC "subpar" ( the words of our HOA) work is a street repair, which proved necessary after the pavers were laid . Justin Wright/JMW CONSTRUCTION LLC elected to use a cold patch, not asphalt as previously was in place. After the cold patch was installed, the HOA & I inspected the cold patch repair. The HOA deemed the work subpar, contacted an outside contractor to repair the cold patch with asphalt & expected us to pay for the repair. Fortunately, we were able to get a reprieve from the HOA with Justin Wright /JMW CONSTRUCTION LLC promising to repair the cold patch. The cold patch was repaired on approximately June 16th but has still not cured. When I informed Justin Wright/JMW CONSTRUCTION LLC on July 6th that the cold patch still had not cured , was fragile & soft , he texted me "impossible". I am concerned that the HOA will still find the work subpar, putting me at risk for a reprimand, fine &/or another costly expense to fix the street where the cold patch has not performed as required. Subsequently, I requested a meeting at our property to demonstrate the failings of the shower & cold patch. I had previously asked that he come by the property anytime, even if we're not there, to assess the situation . This did NOT occur. I texted him this past Friday July 11, with no response. I again texted him on July 13. He now states that the cold patch needs time to cure. This after telling us, as mentioned above, it was "impossible" that the cold patch hadn't cured. On Sunday July 13th, he recommended we talk tomorow. He NEVER called. I texted him that evening reminding him that he neglected to call. At 11:58 pm he texted "call tomorrow". I NEVER heard back from him & waited until Wednesday evening when I again reminded him that he did not call as he stated he would do. He again did NOT call despite asking what his plan was. This morning I provided a brief synopsis of this review to Justin Wright/JMW CONSTRUCTION LLC. He answered within 1 minute!!!! He said he would call & we should be available at 10 am. I have been waiting for the call as requested & it is now 2:05pm & he has NOT called. Accordingly I will have to wash my hands of Justin Wright /JMW CONSTRUCTION LLC & chalk up my experience to a dishonest, unreliable contractor who tells you what he thinks you want to hear. At this point we are left with a shower that doesn't drain, a large area cold patch (one foot by twenty feet -1' by 20' ) that is soft, fragile & uncured as well as an HOA that is unhappy (potentially causing us additional hardships). To resolve these issues it wil require additional funds. We are now at the point wher we will have to consider legal remedies. This review is intended to help future customers in choosing a paving contractor. We wish we had read a review such as ours, so that we could have avoided all of these frustrations & costs. At least you will be able to avoid these pitfalls by NOT choosing Justin Wright/JMW CONSTRUCTION LLC to work on your property. Videos/photos of the flooding shower & still soft cold patch will be posted on Youtube & are also available upon requst.

They did right by us for sure. Communication was great. They arrived when they said they would,…read morethey did what they said they would do.

4/13/23 I requested a quote for a new bay window and some stone work on our exterior. I was told…read morethat someone would be coming out at around 9:30 am- on a day we agreed upon. An hour past the appointment time, I contacted Campos and was told that the estimator would arrive "soon". The guy did finally show up and was pleasant. We got a quote of nearly 12,000 dollars and we have already spent 3,000 on the window itself. The quote was odd- just a bulk number- no break down of costs so really- we had no idea what we would have been paying for. Plus we were directed to choose stone from 2 sites- neither of which had pricing. Things that make you go "Hmmmmm. .." I requested a breakdown and was told I would get it- but I still have not. At this point I'm not interested. Added to our quote was a little "extra" regarding plywood- if plywood was needed- they would charge us 250.00 per sheet when we know the retail is only around 55$. I understand that the company needs to make money but that is quite a mark up at several hundred percent. As my husband put it- he was skeptical of the entire quote based on that alone. I'm sorry that we cannot do business. I don't doubt the work based on other reviews but I can't seem to get past even the first hurdle.

Changed my review. Initial work was great, but he never committed to his promise after promising me…read morethat he would come back out to compact the area since it became off level which is understandable. He also promised me he would move the extra stones to where the retaining wall is from another job we hired him for but left them there on the street! Communication sucks as well. He should be keeping in touch with his customers not his customers having to reach out to him all the time. After completing the French drain work, they left my yard a mess! Joey told me he would move the tree wood to wherever we wanted and the extra stones we could use for around the pool area but they left it there.

Very good but we chose another company to do the job. The guy was nice on time and gave me…read moreinformation on what would be involved. Good choice as our second. Thank you

Avoid. Run by a dishonest business person that doesn't follow L&I requirements, does work without…read morepermits, and poor craftsmanship that doesn't gets fixed regardless of multiple complaints. Disrespectful and all around bad business practices. Do you think all the "positive reviews" are real? Stucco remediation generally costs over $100K, and is not covered by insurance. Do you honestly think people that shell that much money out of pocket to fix their homes are running to write 'Rave Reviews!' about it / the contractor / their work. No, 100%.

Paul remodeled our master and guest bathrooms. His crew was impeccable-always on time, neat and…read morethorough. They completed the job in less than a month and we are thrilled with the results! We worked with Paul in the past for stucco remediation and always happy with his professionalism. Highly recommend !

I had a recurring leak for several years. Previous contractor did not fix the issue. I found…read moreMoisture Master Pros using ChatGPT. Technicians are professional. They were able to detect the area the leaks are coming from without invasive measures. The project is estimated to take a week to complete, I think the work and time they are putting in is a good price. They are doing a great job with repairs.

It's unbelievably hard to find a good, reliable team in Philadelphia when it comes to fixing leaks!…read moreWe had a terrible experience with another company that left our son's bedroom ceiling open for months and couldn't figure out the issue -- they basically gave up and told us our situation was "too complex." After months of frustration, we decided to reach out to Moisture Master Pros, and honestly, it was one of the best decisions we've ever made. Josh and his team are the real deal -- professional, sincere, and absolute experts in leak detection and mold remediation. They found the actual source of our leak, water-tested, and repaired everything -- all within just two weeks. They even arranged for cleaners to tidy up our home once the project was done! Every step of the process was thoughtful and clearly explained, and Josh is just an all-around great, hardworking guy. We're so grateful to have found this team and finally have our home back to normal. If you're looking for a team you can actually trust -- this is it. Don't waste time looking anywhere else!

Jamie and the team at Buxmont Contracting have been our go-to contractors for nearly two years…read more During that time, they completed a 525-square-foot addition to our home, along with several other projects. One thing I can confidently say is that no matter what challenges or unexpected obstacles came up along the way, Jamie always went above and beyond to make things right. Home renovations rarely go perfectly from start to finish, and we've learned that what truly matters is how issues are handled and resolved. Jamie consistently demonstrated professionalism, integrity, and a genuine commitment to customer satisfaction. Buxmont Contracting takes pride in their work and always strives to ensure their customers are happy with the final result. We are very pleased with our experience and would absolutely recommend them to anyone considering a home renovation or construction project. Give them a chance on your next project--you won't be disappointed!

We ended up firing Jimmy after over a year of delays. He tries to talk his way out of everything…read moreand there was always an excuse. There was never any daily work getting done, weeks and sometimes months would go by before the next milestone was met. To summarize, if you want to pay everything up front, to be gaslit the whole time, have material delivered from Home Depot and go weeks without progress, have to call and text your contractor daily just to get something done, and the work that is completed is below subpar, then you know who to hire. If you're interested in our experience then please continue reading! We signed a contract Nov 2023 (JMDC) for a kitchen addition (we'd provide flooring, cabinets, finishings, etc.) with the intent of starting in the spring of 2024, had minor set back which was understandable and acknowledged and August 2024 was when work started (excavated and concrete footers poured) and we were told by end of October 2024 work would be completed. In October we signed a new contract with his new company name (Buxmont). No further work was done until the last week of October when cinderblocks were finally installed. Due to being told a finish date of October we ordered our cabinets and they sat in our house boxed up for over a year. By Nov 2024, $54,000 was paid with only cinder block to show for it. He asks for more and more money without any work to show for it, we now know that is a huge red flag and besides maybe a deposit, the work gets done then they get paid. In Dec, and then finished in January was subfloor, insulation and plywood. Mid January one wall framed. Jimmy discovered tie-in issue, demolished part of our bathroom (this could have been avoided and was yet again a delay and more money) he started bathroom tile demo Jan 16 2025. Bathroom tile didn't get finished until March. From Jan til March we had leaks in our existing kitchen and water damage, plus the work that did get done was exposed to the elements. Mid March wall framing finally continued and a tarp was placed over the subfloor. In April we hired an attorney and sent a formal letter outlining contract breaches, delays, and HICPA violations, requiring completion by June 15, 2025, which Jimmy agreed in writing. Work was done a total of 4 days in the month of April : plywood on walls and beginning of roof framing. Then more delays and the wrong windows and door were delivered. Roof didn't get shingled until June. Aug 19, 2025: Siding installed, which mismatched color and size despite contract stating it would match what existed. End of August the windows and door were installed and a deck was partially framed. We didn't see him or work done again until October, when the wall between addition and existing house was finally demoed; significant water damage and mold was found on our existing kitchen cabinets. The support beam that was installed, was not according to the permit and disrupted the kitchen layout, cutting into planned cabinet area. Beam and ceiling framing was unlevel. We had finally had enough and I was fortunate to have had a family friend help us out. We had the township inspector come out as a courtesy so we knew what had to be fixed and mostly everything needed to be redone. Jimmy didn't include the required crawl space, he didn't install the floor joists correctly, our dryer vent from the basement was not redirected outside and was instead feeding back into the kitchen, you could see daylight through the roof, the deck was improperly framed, the ceiling support beam had to be raised. We had to rip up the flooring that was now warped due to being exposed to the outside for months, and throw out all the insulation because it was wet and moldy. We had to pay what we already paid Jimmy to finish the job that he couldn't. Thankfully in two months (when we had a real contractor and reliable workers) the job was finally completed despite having to go backwards first in order to move forward.