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    So happy with our paved backyard. Linda and her team are fantastic! Can't wait to have you all do the driveway next year.

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    Heavenly Faithful Concrete

    (1 review)

    I had a friend recommend them to me, but got burned by this company. The owner, Terry Waye, was not…read moreupfront with me about the total cost and not only did he adjust his price higher, but didn't bother to tell me the cost was not including the concrete itself until the day of when payment was due and the concrete truck was onsite ready to pour. So, I hired him to pour an 8'x10' slab so I could have a shed built on top of it (polymer type). He requested half down. But this is after he raised his original price. So he charged me $800 down. The invoice from the down payment states it would include labor and materials and the total would be $1600. But then the day the work was done, he said the concrete crew would be paid separately. I was intimidated to refuse, as I feared they could become spiteful and pour concrete all over my front lawn and driveway. So I paid them separately. I can't remember how much now, since it was last year. I don't have the invoice for the final payment either. To make things worse they did terrible work. While transporting some of the concrete to the back yard via wheelbarrow, which was full to the brim, one of the crew spilled some in my grass. They tried washing it away with a hose and a rake. To this day, that spot is bald (which I just had some sod put in). The owner said the slab would be dry by Monday. It was poured on a Friday. I scheduled a person to come out and assemble a shed which we bought for that Monday. When he was done assembling it, he noticed the foundation was not level and sloping toward the back left corner. He was trying to shim it up with some pieces of palette it was shipped on, but also the cement had not cured completely by then either. As when he was starting to drill through the slap, the cement was moist on the drill bit. So we had him stop working. So my shed is sitting on the slab still, which is not level. You can see how it makes the doors not quite line up on the front. So now, I have to find a way and some help from some people to move the shed off, get the slab re-framed up and have more concrete poured on it to make it level. There was no reason to make it slop toward the back left corner like that and he tried to give an excuse for "drainage" but the shed has it's own floor and would be covering the slab up. Terrible. I tried and tried to get him to come out and fix the job. After numerous text messages back and forth and failed promises of setting an actual date. I finally gave up after he stopped responding to me. He boasted about how he had done work for what was then called the Gator Bowl, and how he has big contracts. But yet he does a stunt like this. Not only did he way over charge me, he wouldn't fix the problem. I would give him zero stars if I could.

    From the owner: We love to give the customer that the best product meaning our work ethic and qualityWe take pride…read moreour work to the Highest extentOur work speak for it self Thank you have a bless day

    Ram Jack

    Ram Jack

    (9 reviews)

    Northside

    I cannot say enough good things about our experience with Ram Jack in Jacksonville FL, and…read moreespecially Jeremiah Ring. For nearly 20 years, we had been watching a crack develop along the exterior wall of our master bedroom, eventually creeping into the interior of the house. Over time, the cracks became concerning enough that we decided we needed to find out whether we were dealing with normal settling or a serious foundation problem. We had three foundation companies come out. Ram Jack was the last. What made our situation unusual was a nearly straight horizontal crack running along the exterior wall from the front toward the back of the house. There wasn't just a gap--the wall also appeared to be pushing outward. Foundation Professionals was the first company. That guy told us the house was definitely sinking. He said we would need a soil test, estimated at $3,000-$5,000, before they could provide an official quote, but expected the repair would involve approximately five helical piers plus foam injection. Their ballpark estimate was $15,000-$25,000. Alpha Foundation Repair came next. We were again told the house was definitely sinking. Their recommendation was seven helical piers along that side of the house plus foam to fill the void beneath the foundation and no soil test necessary. The quote was $19,995. Then Jeremiah Ring from Ram Jack arrived--and the experience was completely different. Jeremiah was incredibly nice, patient, and thorough. He walked the entire perimeter, drew out the exterior and interior layout of our house, and then brought out an altimeter. He systematically measured the elevation at all four corners of every room, using the area at our kitchen door as his reference point. His findings made our jaws drop. Our house wasn't sinking. It was lifting! Nearly the entire house measured dead level. The exception was the exterior side of our master bedroom, which was approximately 1 1/2 inches HIGHER. That finally explained the strange horizontal cracking and why the wall appeared to be pushing away from the house--it was heaving upward and outward. Jeremiah suspected the enormous live oak growing only about eight feet from that portion of the house could be responsible. Rather than trying to sell us a $20,000 foundation repair that day, he recommended having an ISA Certified Arborist evaluate the tree and roots first. His recommendation was to address the tree/root issue and then monitor the foundation. He explained that as the remaining roots eventually decay, that area could begin to settle, and we may need helical piers several years down the road. We were honestly amazed--not only by how thorough his evaluation was, but by his willingness to tell us that the expensive repair we thought we needed wasn't appropriate right now. We're having the tree removed, and when the time comes to install helical piers, Ram Jack will be the company we call! Jeremiah was knowledgeable, kind, methodical, and, most importantly, earned our trust. When you're dealing with something as expensive and stressful as a potential foundation problem, finding someone who takes the time to actually diagnose what is happening instead of simply selling you a repair is invaluable. I would absolutely recommend Jeremiah Ring and Ram Jack to anyone concerned about their foundation.

    We were so impressed with Ram Jack. Philip came out to do a thorough check and estimate (after…read moreanother quoted $10k) and point blank told us it wasn't necessary. He said that although he should probably try to sell us something, he wasn't going to recommend anything that didn't need to be done. The time spent, expertise displayed and actual honesty regarding $$, if we ever do need a foundational repair, there is absolutely no one else we would call.

    Imetry - masonry_concrete - Updated October 2026

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