I actually ended up going with Thrasher but mainly because they "sold" me during their proposal…read more Steve from CSR actually gave me the better proposal. Much more detailed in the measurements , placement and cost. Without talking to Steve from CSR, I would not have been able to request the additional piers from Thrasher. We had a very compromised foundation which required 16 piers. I would recommend to get a quote from Colorado Structural Repair. Their proposal was actually a little more detailed and it informed my discussion with Thrasher.

They're very honest and forthright, offered me a set of solutions to go with instead of just the…read moresort of one-size fits-all approach that a competing company was pushing. Will definitely use them again, as needed, they're not trying to oversell.

Did a great job, very responsive to inquires and updates. Took a little time for the equipment to…read morecome in, but overall I would recommend

From the owner: At Legacy Structural, unmatched expertise meets reliability in foundation solutions. Fully insured,…read morelicensed, and experienced, we specialize in foundation repair, basement waterproofing, and crawlspace encapsulation, ensuring your home stands solid and dry. Our commitment to excellence extends to leaving your space cleaner than we found it, guaranteeing not just satisfaction but peace of mind. Trust in Legacy Foundation to enhance and protect your home.

We had work done on 2 contracts- 1 for work on pillars to stabilize house shifting and another for…read moresupposedly leveling up driveway to garage lip and front walkway to foundation line. Job 1 (foundation). Workers good guys and by appearances competent to do job, as was the materials used. They had to bring in backhoe for our 6 ft foundation (we live on hillside with springs where houses commonly shift)- I checked on work and it seemed sound. However, they ran day behind and we had to leave when they backfilled and finish that part of job. It had rained previous 2-3 nights and basically they left yard in a mess that will necessitate me bringing in a landscaper to repair (i.e. more than the topsoil disruption they put in contract- dirt clods the size of soccer balls 25 ft away from foundation wall). My recommendation- make absolutely sure you are present to see finished job before you let them leave- I would never have approved the mess they left the yard in. Not really their fault as they were moving mud vs dirt, but they should've left it and came back the next week to finish. Job 2 (driveway and front approach leveling). It turned out this was an unachievable outcome & there is still 2.5 inch "trip" edge between driveway and garage floor. They should never has bid the job. We contested the job as a breach of contract since goal of job not even close to achieved. Gen Mgr came out & agreed. On my threat to taking to small claims court, they refunded me most of cost of that job. Again, they were responsive to my concerns & outcome OK in the end as avoided court hassle. Lesson here: think about what they are proposing is even possible before agreeing to it. The suggestion is that the job solicitors are working on a commission. If you doubt it can be done, it probably can't- have them describe EXACTLY how they will achieve the proposed outcome. Again, no problem whatsoever with the employees- all did their jobs well.

The installation was sub par not following some of my engineer's recommendations. Have had trouble…read morewith them doing the inspection yearly and doing the required free service but instead trying to sell additional work at an inflated price. Some of the additional work that was not done properly by them years ago. I wonder how difficult it will be or if they will even honor their warranty. The company was called Complete Basements and Groundworks bought them out and was supposed to honor the warranty. I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND this company at this point. If they change their service and at least do what they agreed to do then I will update my post.

David and his team did amazing work, and for an incredibly reasonably price. He did some exterior…read moretuckpointing, matched brick 1947 brick for a slight exterior alteration, and fixed some interior cracking in plaster with concrete block underneath. Communication was great, David even called me to let me know he was going to be a half hour late. Fantatstic work. Would hire again.

I met the owner, David, when he was doing some work for a neighbor. The neighbor spoke highly of…read morethe experience and the result, so I called the company. And I called one other company for a second bid. David showed up in time for our appointment, and his explanation of the problem (80 year old mortar in our brick house was falling out). The previous owner had gotten some of it repaired. That mortar was failing, too. I was particularly concerned because one pillar that carries a heavy load was cracked so badly (see photo) that you could see daylight through it from top to bottom. David explained why it had failed, and how the repair work someone had done years ago made matters worse. His bid that was about the same price as the other firm, but his explanation -- and the bid itself -- were so clear that D. Masonry was my obvious choice. He provided me with proof of insurance, too, a request the other company ignored. They lived up to my high expectations. Watching them work, I realized that tuck pointing is a highly skilled craft, practically an art form. They took the time to mix and try a range of mortar colors. With their help, we selected the one they advised. Now that the new mortar has completely dried, I can see it is a perfect color match. The pillar I was so nervous about? They elaborately jacked up and stabilized things, so they could remove the pillar, which they disassembled completely, laying out all the bricks (with all the old mortar removed), so they could put them back exactly as they were, only sturdy now, and good as new. Masonry repairs -- done well -- simply disappear when the work is done, right? As long as I own this house, my gratitude for this job-well-done will live on.

Excellent work. This company uses polyurethane instead of…read moreconcrete, which is a much better method of lifting and stabilizing concrete. Abdul and John did great work, and the project was completed quickly and professionally. I have construction experience, and I had a friend who did commercial construction over to watch, and we were both impressed with the quality and results. Highly recommended. Excellent work. Excellent. Grant gave a great estimate, and understood the necessary repairs. What a well run and efficient company!! Highly recommended.

Excellent company! Had an issue with a void under my basement due to a sewer break, which would…read morehave held up the sale of my home. They jumped right in, fit me in that afternoon for a more than reasonable cost. I highly recommend Liftech and would use them again without hesitation.

We called JJG to insulate and drywall our half-finished garage. They provided a quote right away…read moreand had a crew out the next week. They did a fantastic job at a reasonable price, even coming out on a Saturday to finish when cold/wet weather had slowed down material drying time. JJG will be our first call the next time we need drywall/GC work done!

WOW. What a great experience from beginning to end. We had a drywall incident that needed to be…read morefixed asap. I contacted JJG Drywall in the middle of the night hoping to hear back in the morning. I did hear back bright and early from Jesus. I shared some pictures, he quoted me a very reasonable price, and he sent his tech over in an hour. James was warm and funny, fixed the wall lickety-split ( he apologized for how long it took, but I thought it was dang fast!!) Wall looks like it was never damaged.We have a very stressed out cat, and James was thoughtful enough to get our attention before he used a compressor that makes more noise than the rest of the process so we could move kitty farther away. Wholeheartedly recommend these nice folks!

The Prostruct team maintained good communications and delivered an excellent set of foundation and…read moreframing plans aligned to the Architect's concepts for a complicated porch extension. The plans included caissons, structural beams and slab, with void-forms to address problems with expansive soils. Despite coming in a bit behind schedule, the Prostruct plans were in such good shape that there were no go-backs or comments from the Building Dept so that the permit issued quickly and work started back on schedule. Prostruct also then supported the caisson and form inspection with the required "Engineer's' Letter." Thanks Prostruct! Well done!

From the owner: ProStruct Engineering offers professional structural engineering services for residential building…read morepermits at reasonable prices. Our licensed and insured engineers have over 35 years of experience with 2,000+ completed projects, including new homes, additions, remodels, ADUs, retaining walls, load-bearing walls, seismic retrofits, foundation design, outdoor living spaces, and more. Our core values of integrity, responsibility, reliability, and ethics ensure affordable and high-quality services. We aim to make the home-building experience of Colorado homeowners as stress-free as possible by delivering compliant and high-quality structural plans. We are committed to being cost-effective, with quick delivery in 2-3 weeks for most projects.

I worked with Chris to set up some foundation and masonry repairs, which were performed by Mike,…read moreAlex, and Ricky. They did an amazing job--prompt, professional, and skilled work for a fair price. Highly recommend.

We hired them to reinforce the foundation where a few years before some tunnels had been dug…read morethrough the soil under the footings to put in some new pipes. This is an old brick house and the footings are several widths of brick laid directly on the soil, not concrete. The reinforcement is to pour some concrete walls under the footings to support them and to stabilize the soil walls of the tunnels. They also poured concrete to stabilize another area where soil had been eroding under the footing. We also had them remove an unused brick planter next to the wall. The estimator, Lance Heimes, did a very thorough study of the area and then carefully described to us the recommended work. Because of his attention to detail and good explanations I had a lot of confidence in his recommendations. The work went smoothly and looks good upon completion. The weak point with this company was communication. I had to call them up to find out when the work was scheduled, and even then we were never sure when the workers would show up. They also sent me the final invoice for the work when the work was only about half-done, rather than upon "substantial completion" as provided in the contract. They did finish the work a day or two later, so it worked out OK, although for a while I was worried that they had forgotten to finish the work.

The main reason for the 5 star rating was the crew. Nate, Steven, Esaid, Tony, Tito and TJ. They…read morewere very professional and very courteous. They communicated their arrival times daily. There was no profanity or silliness while they were on site. Give these men a raise. We had a very compromised foundation which required 16 piers. The work was well done as was the cleanup. Not cheap in any sense but necessary in our case. I would recommend also to get a quote from Colorado Structural Repair. Their proposal was actually a little more detailed and it informed my discussion with Thrasher. Either company will do a good job for you.

Top notch work Top notch crew…read moreThe sealant finish was amazing. They do something that nobody else does and it's worth every penny Thx so much.