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JD Hardscaping

4.3 (7 reviews)
Closed • 6:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Jason & Suzanne provide high-end quality masonry and stone work. Art of Stone Gardening is the best…read morecompany to use in the area for any of your landscaping or stonescaping needs. Highly recommend them!

Very surprised with our experience. In fact, super surprised. Massively surprised. These folks…read moreare really good, right???? We used Art of Stone for a $100,000 project. They did OK work on the landscaping and stone work. Concrete --- not so much. Four of the regular concrete pads had cracks within 72 hours. Suzanne agreed to replace them after discussion. The workers damaged two more pads while removing the four bad pads. (It's not exactly best practice to use a sledge hammer.) :-) So they replaced six --- good right? But they used a different formula. So the new pads do not match. We still have four major cracks in the decorative concrete. (Is it decorative if it's cracked? :-) The workers spilled regular cement along the entire length of the decorative concrete. About half of the spilled cement was removed but the differentiation was ruined. (Is it decorative if it's partially covered by regular cement? :-) We had concrete splatter across the entire back of house. Some as high as 12 feet up. Incurred damage of $3,000 per the Art of Stone insurance appraiser. The Art of Stone quote called for plastic sheeting to protect the house but, well.... And I should probably mention that we have some large chips out of concrete and that it is crumbling along the cut lines. We received an insurance settlement of $4K for the splatter and some additional issues. But..... Art of Stone is not covered for quality of materials or workmanship. So we're stuck. Bummer. Don't like it. People comment on the cracks but we can't afford to replace it. And Jason/Suzanne are gone. Weird. Bummer, etc......

JD Hardscaping - masonry_concrete - Updated October 2026

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