I received a call from my old neighbor, Brenda and was told she had hired this company to do some…read morerepairs for her that were not done correctly. I ended up driving out to her house to take a look at what was going on after being told Elias would not respond to her calls after missing an appointment to come see what went wrong. When I got there, she showed me what he had done. He had replaced a leaking 90 in her pipe going to her hose bib. She explained that when she turned on the water shutoff to the pipe, she could hear water running. When she went outside to check there was water pouring out of the wall. I took the paneling off the wall and noticed he had caused a compression fitting to loosen when he put a 90 SharkBite in the leaking 90's place. As a contractor myself I understand these things happen, the problem I have is, he would have known there was a break if he would have turned the water back on to the pipe. He obviously did not check his work after, because the compression was not even attached anymore. After fixing it, I turned the water back on and the 90 was leaking. I noticed that it was never even seated the entire way. A quick push and it was back together. I also noticed that the pipe was dangling and allowing the bib to spin now that there was a SharkBite attached. I attached a pipe hanger as well as screwed the bib to the wall. Any contractor worth his salt would have at least checked his work and fixed the problems he created. I would not recommend this company.

Tried to get them out to our house to get a quote and no-showed twice. The first time we at least…read moregot an excuse 20 minutes after the scheduled time. Didn't hear anything the second time. Don't waste your time, very unprofessional.

James F Wilcox was one of three contractors that gave us quotes on pouring and stampcreteing a…read morepatio that was replacing a wooden deck (why does anyone still have a deck with all the maintanence), pouring and stampcreteing a portion of our driveway, and doing an overlay of stampcrete on our exsisting sidewalk and landing. Jim was not the least expensive qoute we got. Jim was the only contractor quoting us that pointed out the grade in the back yard was pitched toward our house which he would fix the grade when he came. My wife and I were originally going to have the sidewalk torn out and replaced with new concrete then stampcreted. Jim again was the only contractor to tell us he could do an overlay on the exsisting sidewalk and landing with stampcrete, a savings of $3500 over the other contractors that bid on only tearing the sidewalk out! Once finished Jim corrected the grade with premium topsoil Icalled Jim to get a quote and got his voicemail he promptly returned my call. He did stop at our house while my father-in law was there doing some work. Jim looked at the work we wanted done and called me later in the day. I asked him to send me a quote but he insisted on meeting with my wife and myself on a Sunday! He showed up promptly on Sunday and went over the job with us pointing out several things we had overlooked. He emailed us the quote the following day,Monday.The weather presented some challenges to start the job. Jim was careful not to start work that would interfere with the pouring of the concrete, stamping, or sealing of his work. Jim has two specialists working with him one of which is his brother Jeff and also John. All three gentlemen were professional and helpful as the process went along. As the work progressed you could see that they had an eye for detail being very particular about how the concrete looked as it was being poured and as it was setting. As they stamped the concrete Jim could be heard offering his coaching of "not so hard"! They used a Bobcat and small backhoe. The process with the machinery tore up the lawn. The topsoil that Jim brought in was the finest quality and the grading that they did to the lawn was near flawless!