I hired JB Masonry to repair cracks in stone mortar which they completed. Contract stated they…read morewere to add a sealant which which they didn't. I texted x2 told me they would be there tomorrow, no show no call. Unfortunately I paid in full. I feel they took advantage

Spoke with Jeremy at JB Masonry through Yelp trying to get help with my fireplace but after missing…read moreinitial appointment i was completely ghosted. Never heard back unfortunately.

A wonderful company. Great work! I highly recommend Bud for any masonry work you might need!…read more Excellent

In response to your comment ... THE FACTS ARE: First, your…read moreinsurance company DID NOT contact me. I contacted them and it took multiple phone calls to talk to a person. Ask Dee G. who called who first. Secondly, why didn't you submit the photos to your insurance company? They were sent to you by us. You had them, why didn't you submit them? After all it is your claim. Thirdly, the rental contract states that you agree to be financially responsible for any and all damages. This is clearly breach of contract. Finally, your insurance representative stated that they will not issue our company a check for damages because you told them we kept your deposit, which the deposit was not enough to cover the damages. They only issue a check to you, therefore, it seems as if you are collecting and not paying for the damages caused by your employee. Wouldn't it be better business practice to make it right with a supplier than have this on your reputaion? This company rented equipment for a job they had at a local Wal Mart in Findlay, Ohio. They damaged the equipment and are refusing to pay the remaining balance of $680.35. Just a warning to other equipment rentals across the states.