This review is only regarding a quote for work…read more We had made a general request on Yelp for a quote on grading we needed to be done in our yard. While this particular job didn't seem to be in the wheelhouse for this business, they responded to the request and I extended the benefit of the doubt to invite their bid. Eddie came to the door a bit earlier than agreed and I greeted him. As we began our discussion of the work, a couple younger guys came out of the sedan they'd arrived in and up to the door. I couldn't tell if this was his crew as all were casually dressed, none wore uniforms or hi-vis, and Eddie didn't introduce them. Eddie was nice enough, but due to what was posed as a language barrier he spoke in Spanish with one of the younger guys. This same person was completely unprofessional in dress and behavior: sweat pants, slides, sipping on a Sonic soda, leaning on my house, walking across my yard and leaning against the window sill while Eddie and I were talking. The other young guy seemed respectful enough, but followed this one across the yard and stood with him. Eddie seemed keen to get me a quick quote within the first 10 minutes of meeting him, eager to commit to starting the work quickly without measuring or much discussion. The quote seemed a bargain, but the other behavior made it feel potentially questionable, so I clearly stated we were collecting bids for the work and I needed to discuss this with my husband before committing to anything. While we needed more than the front yard graded I chose not to invite them any further onto my property as I felt very uncomfortable. This was the 4th bid we had received on the work needed and was by far the least professional. We do not plan to use their services for the work we need done.

We had a backyard demo and were being quoted multiple thousands of dollars. Heraclio's crew came…read morein with a low bid and was able to get everything taken care of for much less. It did take a few days longer than we expected, but at the cost that we saved it was well worth the extra few days. He completed all services as discussed and we're very happy with the result. He took out plants, rocks, concrete columns and two pergolas.

I had some leftover construction debris (concrete, pavers & some pallets) leftover from a paver…read moreinstallation. I jumped on to Yelp in search of a company to remove and dispose of the material. Diamond Trash was not my first choice but the owner Nathan was one of the first to contact me with an estimate. I had several other companies also respond to my inquiry which also came in at the same price point. Although Nathan only had one positive review, I chose his company because of his great communication and eagerness to earn my business. Based on my VERY positive experience, there is no doubt his business will take off!

Very responsive, professional, and reliable. They also accommodated us when there were a few other…read morethings that we decided needed to go even though we didn't disclose them in our original inquiry! The price point and the professionalism was way above the bar compared to other companies i got quoted by! We will most definitely use this company again in the future

After three years our pavers looked washed out and just a bit nasty. Contracted with Dakota and…read morecould not be more pleased. Work on driveway, courtyard, and backyard pavers was completed as scheduled. Extra diligence applied to stains and hard water effluent. Finish sealing coat has a satin look--looks better than new!

This is a fantastic company that stands by their work. I know, because I had a slight fading…read moreproblem on my treated pavers that I brought to their attention. They immediately said that they would make it right and did so. They informed me that they had tried a different sealant which they have now moved away from and again corrected my problem. I resealing the entire job. They were fast. They were efficient, and they stood by their work.

Now days it seems good service and work ethics are hard to come by. From the first phone calls…read morewith Ashley and Vanessa, I was pleasantly surprised. Both ladies were quick in their phone responses, friendly and understanding. Their work crews were on time and took great care to get the area ready for the repair work. They used plastic and taped off areas to minimize dust and left the area each day clean and neat. Nico, Operations Manager, was reassuring and was not in any hurry to answer my questions. Thank you for your professionalism!

Our claim began on Monday, Feb 6th 2023. We had a leak coming in from our laundry room and it took…read moreus about a week to see if this was an insurance or home warranty issue, but when we found out this would be an insurance claim we contacted my ex husband who referred Alex with Slate. We called him on March 15th, he came out on the 17th and let us know the steps and process of what to do. He said to call our insurance (State Farm), assured us that they do a lot of work together and to make a claim. He said to tell State Farm we are working with a restoration company (Slate) and to start the claim. Alex did not give us a quote at this time but wanted us to process the claim in which we did. When that was done he started planning on his equipment arriving and getting the job started. Since she had told us that State Farm is a tricker insurance where he has seen claims like this get approved but also has seen claims like this get denied, we were VERY hesitant to start work and voiced our concern. We also told him we do not feel comfortable starting this process without the approval many times but he assured us by saying "Don't worry, I wouldn't accept this job if I thought it'd be denied" "It's okay, that we don't have the approval because if we don't, it's my job to get the approval because that is how we get paid." Our trust in him got our better judgment and we signed the papers to start work without getting a number estimate but again we have voiced that we want to stop at the threshold of our insurance deductible at $2500 because without approval we did not want to come out of pocket that much. We made it very clear financially we will not be able to go above that as well as move forward without being approved by insurance. Again, he was reassuring us that there is no way that this could be denied. (Texts messages attached of us asking for estimates and saying we need to stay with our deductible threshold) When the crew came on the 20th and started to pack up we had a conversation with the team because they were telling us how they would have to put plastic tarps up, cut out the cabinets (in the areas where the leak was not at.) I could only say "okay" cause I do not know what is right and wrong, what is wet and needs to be dried, I can only trust the company we hired. But when Thomas heard all of this, once again he questioned "why do you need to pull out all these cabinets? The leak is now there? What do you need to cut out the drywall that far? Why do you need to hang up tarps? That will be an additional cost." Which again, at this time Alex and his crew mentioned that they needed to test for asbestos, that they testing would be to our cost. I said, "okay but if it is hot for asbestos, would that make this claim more expensive? Because again, we have not gotten approval and if what is done so far is MORE than $2500 if it is hot for asbestos how much would that add on?" Alex said, "If it's hot for asbestos that will probably be an addition $1500" I then reminded and asked him again, "Okay Alex, remember we do not want to go over our $2500 if we are not approved yet. What are we at right now, cause if we are hot for asbestos and that adds $1500 we are already really close to our deductible. Shouldn't we stop until we get approved so Thomas will not be upset with the total?" Once again, "no, no Michele I am confident we can get this covered" Well, they ended up gutting our kitchen, ripping out the cabinets and ruining them that we can not put them back together, they told us no matter what they would do everything in the least invasive way possible because they needed to take pictures for the insurance company but again with the confidence that they would get this covered explained to us,"it's okay if they are damaged because if the insurance can not find a comparable match to what you have they will need to replace not only the cabinets pulled out but replace the entire kitchen." All of the review in pictures

I had Blue Canyon Flooring do a couple projects in my home in Buckeye AZ. They installed all my…read moretile flooring and a shower in my master bathroom. I was told he was the best but unfortunately, I ended up very disappointed. My tile was uneven in spots, grout was constantly popping and my 2nd floor master bath shower leaked within 9 months of being installed. He did fix most of the grout issues but when it came to the expensive shower he accepted zero responsibility. He told us to go through our homeowners insurance. We didn't get paid close to what it cost to put the shower in so we had to go with a different design and lost a lot of money because of this. We had to buy all the materials for the redo, we did all the demo and he donated his time to help us redo the shower which should have all been done by him and on his dime. I would not recommend him to anyone. He was expensive but not the best. I learned a lot of valuable lessons.

Great flooring specialists at a competitive rate. They said it would take ten days but it took only…read moreeight & was actually better than I thought. I asked them to do a few more things around the house & they were great with helping out.

Rob, Marty and Pat... I cannot express how pleased we were with their tile removal and leveling…read moreservice they provided to us! My wife and I bought a fixer upper with the intention of DIY'ing the majority of the work. Little did we know, leveling floors is not as easy when covering large areas. After an embarrassing attempt, I waved the white flag and sought out estimates to get the job done. When I met with Rob (the owner), I knew we were going to go with him. Rob wasn't the cheapest, but he was the best. He was thorough with his assessment and explained what needed to be done. The entire home (2,600 sq ft) needed to be leveled, and we knew this before requesting estimates. Rob laid out the expectations up-front. He explained the process and that it would take over a week to complete the job. the floors were uneven throughout the home and the previous homeowners masked the imperfections with carpet, tile and vinyl flooring. In some areas, the floor varied by as much as 1.25 inches. We knew that we needed to hire someone we would trust and would do the job as expected. We hired Flooring Professionals to remove the Vinyl and tile flooring. Unbeknownst to us prior to contacting them, we were not aware that this task could be done using dust free technology, which was an added bonus, since we were living in the home throughout the process. Rob and his team spent a little over a week removing the tile, grinding the concrete, leveling the floors. When returning home each evening, we were able to see the progress that was done during the day and all of the tools were neatly placed away. While that wasn't expected, it was a clear indication that they take pride in their work. Also, all of the debris from the floor they had removed was placed in bins on the side of the home in an organized fashion. They were very professional, courteous, ON TIME and TRUST-WORTHY. Thank you again for your hard work and professionalism. Having our floors leveled was money well spent.

Update: a good company was found and gave a quote and did a great job on my floors…read more Thanks so much for the unsolicited idiotic "advice" douchey owner of what is probably an equally douchey company! This guy is so "professional" he's psychic and "knows" no reputable contractor will be available in 4 days to give a quote. Guess I will test his brilliant theory. Glad I wasn't unfortunate enough to hire him. I have had the benefit of working with stand up professionals and they basically never act like that!

Deep clean done to the house focused on kitchen and bathrooms. Wish they offered steam cleaning of…read morecarpets. Cleaning blinds does take time they do it right. Confirm your crew size for this clean cause it makes a difference in a large house. Overll i would use the service again.

Roberto is prompt with responding and quoted me right away. I was okay with the price as long as…read morethe quality was up to par. Cleaning crew did show after it was rescheduled for later the afternoon. I didn't mind since I took the day off and he let me know ahead of time. I was not happy with the deep cleaning job they performed. One of the ceiling fans was missed and the counter top in my walk in pantry was not wiped down. There were 3 ladies who cleaned and finished in about 2 1/2 hours. Overall the quality was not meeting expectations. I won't be using their services in the future.

Had the great misfortune to have a water intrusion event at my home and contacted Doan to get an…read moreestimate on removing damaged building materials while my claim with insurance was being processed. Crew came in, quickly assessed the situation and then began "discovering" moisture on their meter and before you know it, three rooms and a hallway were involved. Fan after fan after fan and humidifier after humidifier were brought into the house and I asked "how much is this going to cost"? The answer, "insurance will pay", five days later, my insurance claim was denied. I notified Doan and another crew came and collected all the equipment. Invoice for the service (six days), just under $6800. Needless to say, stunned! Just to show their compassion, they dropped it to $5000. Consulted my claims adjuster, she said typical bill should have been in the range of $1500, $2000 tops. I countered with $2300, they said, final bill $3,750. The trick, and I didn't even notice at the time, bring in as many fans and dehumidifiers as you can fit in the house (and it made for a mean wind tunnel). I got the itemized price list after the heart attack of $6800 and there it was almost $5600 of that $6800 was for the fans and dehumidifiers. Sad thing is, was never a plumbing leak, bad drainage on one side of the house and the last big rain got into a bedroom closet. Live, learn and pay. Don't make the same mistake I did.

Our House Is Very Sick... Well, where do I start. First God…read moreis good even when we are going through some hard and stressful times right now. "I can do hard and all things, with Him at the helm". A freak thing has happened, and we don't even know how or what started it. A week ago, I was at home sitting in our dining room and I keep smelling a weird smell. I asked my husband, Vel, "What is the awful smell?" and he said, "What smell? I don't smell anything." ‍ It was driving me crazy. A few days later, my eyes starting watering and was red, my eyes and throat started burning. I developed a burst blood vessel in my right eye and red blotches on my face. I have a headache and was feeling nauseous. Vel didn't experience any of that. I am allergic to dust, mold and so many other things, so that is why It is affecting me so badly... I started coughing, so I smelled the fabric blinds and OMG, it was the worst smell imaginable. So Vel removed all the blinds and cleaned the windows and put-up window film to prevent smells from outside coming in. But I keep smelling it. So, I sniffed the walls and furniture. The smell is in everything we own. But yet, Vel still can't smell it. So, we started trying to clean everything with disinfectant & soap and water. It helped, but the smell was still in the house and on the walls. It is even in Vel's car now. The smell in on our skin and we still have no idea what this is. So, we removed all the lamps, decor items and such. But still the smell is still there. Finally, I told Vel I had, had enough so, we went to a hotel. After two days, the smell was in everything there as well, because it is in all of belongings, we brought with us. The clothes, computers, and now their walls. So, we cleaned everything with Lysol, Windex and cleaner. Our nose is raw at this point! It is still in the hotel, but not as strong as in the house. So, until we find out what it is, we can't go anywhere else and have to endure it. I thought, maybe it was mold or a gas leak? So, after making about ten calls to different places: Allstate - homeowners insurance, Serv-Pro, CDC (Center for Disease Control), Arizona Health Department, and other places. No one would come out to inspect this smell in our house. They said, natural gas has a rotten egg smell, so it wasn't that. I am quite hysterical at this point, feeling hopeless and we didn't know what else to do or who to call!!!! So, I called another company who deals with mold & restoration, Doan Restoration AZ. I am crying and hysterical and told them my house is sick and so am I. First, Ricardo (Manager/Supervisor) was compassionate, sympathetic and patient with me as I tried to explain the unexplainable. Then he let me know they would get someone to come out in the next couple of hours to investigate. When Conner and Kevin arrived at the house, I couldn't hold it together. I was crying and hysterical again. They assured me, it would be ok and then they explain the multi-step process to get us back into our house. So, I was able to calm down. With equipment in hand, they did an initial inspection to test for moisture and mold in every room. It was negative for mold or moisture. The smell was gone in the house, but it still exists on the walls and in the furniture. So, the next step is to get an environmentalist specialist who will test the walls, furniture, blinds, HVAC, and the air in the home. They will take samples of items to test in a lab to find out what this is. So, we should hear from him on Monday or Tuesday to schedule an appointment at the house. Thank you, Doan Restoration for listening and not letting me believe I was going crazy. I am grateful for you and your company. We still don't have answers, but at least we now have a plan of attack and the right team in place. *(update, the environmentalist came out to do an air quality and mold test. We are awaiting the results, so hopefully, we will get an answer soon).