Help Help--- DO NOT USE I was informed today 7/14/2026…read moreSunset is out of business and they have my $ 1851.70 for a deposit on a project. I have not been contacted by Luke Wright the owner. No call,no email and no tex. They did not show up for the Job for two days in a row and I contacted the production/sales manager Sam Nicholes and he told me to contact Luke. Please Help ASAP.......

Sam and the guys did an out standing job with our fence and installed it at a very fair price. They…read morealso built a slump block wall to allow us to turn our carport into a garage and removed a block wall to create an entryway. Perfect job which looks like it has always been there. They were very communicative, professional, and courteous. After the job was complete, they cleaned up our yard and the neighbor's yards perfectly. I highly recommend them for any of your fencing needs. They are fantastic!

I had a great experience getting the free estimate from AFS. Due to a miscommunication, I missed…read morethe initial appointment. David S., the estimator, was very understanding. We talked on the phone. I had many questions. He took the time to answer them all. With rescheduling, the office staff were always friendly and accommodating. David S. was knowledgeable and informative, but never sales-y. After the inspection, he emailed a report with the measurement data, a diagram of the home indicating where repairs would be made and several options. No repeated calls or pressure to schedule work soon. The foundation stabilization and repair options included installing helical and push piers, underpinning, the poly filler, stem wall patches and repairs. There was a lot offered and the overall total was very costly. I do understand I'm not just paying for getting the piers installed, but all the knowledge, time and coordination to get there. After the initial freak-out at seeing the cost, I know I can discuss with David S. what parts are critical and how to reduce the total. There were various degrees, like a base package versus something that had more features. Some items AFS would be contracting out, so there's potential to save if I hired those contractors directly. I believe the specialty of AFS is installing piers. If you only need foundation patching, you might search for structural concrete specialists. As some reviewers noted, utilizing AFS will be much more expensive in those situations. Ask your contact. If you're a homeowner reading this, you're probably worried about some things you've seen in your home. The last thing you need is the added stress of someone trying to get you to sign off on a project. Of course, if it was urgent...fortunately, my home isn't in danger of falling down tomorrow. I'm grateful AFS provided a no-cost, no-pressure assessment. David S. provided the data for me to make an informed decision. He didn't use any and fear or pressure tactics. When hiring a contractor, I want one that I can have a collaborative conversation with. I can't speak to the installation itself, but if I decide to go with piers, poly fill or underpinning, I feel good reaching out to David S. to further discuss and make changes to the solution. I haven't decided on what to do with the foundation. There are more urgent home repairs. I also wanted to make sure I found root causes and to make sure those were addressed. Something I learned through this process: if you're seeing signs of foundation settlement, look for areas that are wet by pushing a stick around the perimeter of the house. Even if unused, sprinkler systems, irrigation or service lines can have water leaks that will cause the soil to expand and shrink. Those lines need to be repaired or if unused, capped off. I have unused sprinkler lines running right along the back of the house! Oh, after scheduling the appointment, AFS sent a book about foundation issues. It cost a bit to send. I support reducing waste. If you don't want the book, I wonder if you can ask them not to send and email a link instead!

Alonso was awesome to work with. He really knows his stuff and took the time to explain what was…read moregoing on with the foundation at my house in a way that actually made sense. I never felt rushed, and he answered all my questions. Super professional and easy to talk to. I'd definitely recommend him for any foundation work.

Great driveway repair! Reasonable price! We had to fix a pipe under the driveway, and JM Concrete…read morePros fixed it up!

Needed a side yard covered with some pavers for a future shed and tools. Also good area for dogs to…read morerun without the urge to dig :) JM Landscaping responding quickly and came out to give a quote the very next day! Price and Quality of work were on point. I did get 2 other quotes. Thanks again guys. Look forward to using you again in the future!

This is a positive feedback review on Kevin Peterson - who works for Greenheart Landscapes…read more I left several messages through Yelp App requesting a quote on a project I had in mind. Kevin called a couple hours later and I could tell the sincerity of his voice immediately, "how can I help you?" Nice guy. Polite. I proceeded to tell him what I've noticed for a while now: Our side yard and backyard have noticeable puddling during heavy rain pours, and it takes a while for the puddle to clear. I told Kevin based on what I've read we might need to regrade, or place french drain? Kevin looked up at our house via Google map and he provided his thoughts and assessment on what might be a better solution. He gave me a phone# and the name of a guy that could better help us and provide resolution to our issues. I felt that Kevin was honest, professional, and guided me with appropriate direction that was best suited for our issue, especially given the cost involved. You rarely get this kind of professional service anymore! Kevin, thank you so much for returning my call. I can't say enough positive things about you! God bless you!

Exceptional, superb, timely, expert and reasonably priced. Something that cannot be said of many…read morecontractors in the Valley. We recently purchased a build-it-yourself Mirador Pergola from Costco and were in need for professional installation. These folks at Greenheart Pergolas went above and beyond in their expert workmanship and meticulous detail orientation. Our team of Dagney (supervisor) and installers Pancho and Agustin were thorough and detailed in their work and care. After digging footers, laying concrete and installing the structure as precisely measured, cleaned up both the debris and Pergola leaving the perimeter as if nothing had happened. The 10' by 13' pergola, along with a sliding side screen now covers our spa so we can enjoy it more than ever. We highly recommend these folks who not only do pergolas but other outdoor landscape jobs. They are professional, amicable, friendly, great to work with as well as reasonably priced.

These guys were amazing! Their attention to detail was exactly what I was looking for. We did a…read morewall height increase. And even the stucco they did at the end, blended perfectly with the texture that was on the previously existing wall. They even offered to take away any extra trash or junk if I needed it removed. I took advantage of that since I don't have any bulk trash pickup in my neighborhood. Thank you so much you guys were great.!!!

Darrell and his crew were incredibly prompt, neat, and did a terrific job of repairing some cracks…read morein our block wall. They went into our neighbor's yard (with their permission) as well to make sure everything looked good on their side, too. We were very impressed, and recommend them without reservation!

Anthony and his team did an amazing job with our front driveway and steps. The front entryway…read moreturned out spectacular as well!! He was very professional and dealt nicely with my disgruntled Paradise Valley neighbor, who is constantly complaining about something. The work was done in a very timely manner at excellent value, and would HIGHLY recommend for any concrete work and walls. Thank you Anthony!!!

Thank you Antonio for removing and replacing our driveway because the homebuilder only put 2" of…read moreconcrete in the center and it cracked everywhere. The new one you put is 4" thick and it looks great. Thank you for an excellent job.

J & A Pavers did an incredible job on our property. They installed a parking pad for our tiny house…read moreand built a new driveway for our tenants, all after leveling our entire backyard to prep it for future projects. The transformation is huge -- everything looks clean, solid, and ready for what's next. When the work was finished, I told them, "It's wonderful -- thank you. I can see our vision easily more." And I meant every word. Their team was respectful, efficient, and clearly takes pride in their craft. If you're looking for a crew that delivers quality work with affordable prices and helps bring your long‑term plans into focus, J & A Pavers is absolutely worth it.

5 stars for response time on project needed. They seem professional and focus on high quality work…read more Overall, I would consider them for a different project. Note: We ended up not going with them because we also needed travertine stone cut and placed on blocks and concrete. The company doesn't provide the stone service.

This company is the best example of "You get what you pay for". We needed a driveway extension and…read morealso wanted our front porch and steps to match. We got 5 different quotes, and even though they came in higher than some, they do a great job of educating you on why, and they have all the receipts to back that up. We went with them for that peace of mind, the unmatched warranty, and knowing it would be done correctly and not falling apart in a couple years. They way they manage the entire project from the first to last step, is a constant reminder on why they are worth it. They run this ship like a well oiled machine! Every appointment was so professional, always on time, and always informative. From the very first appointment with Joe, he was so kind and personable and informative. He really treats the whole appointment like an educational session, and I understand why now. I was thankful for all the information, and how non-salesy he is, no pressure and just really comfortable and detailed as well. He provided very professional, detailed drawings and photos of what it would look like. When we met the project manager, Chris, he was just as friendly and personable and informative. He kept us updated at every step, and was on top of every detail. He always texted us updates, and very communicative. The crew they sent out - AMAZING. Not only did they get the job done in half the time, but their attention to detail was above and beyond! They were very friendly, and top notch on their work ethic. On the final clean up day, I was expecting maybe an hour of tidying up, but what I got was one extremely dedicated guy that spent 5 hours METICULOUSLY double checking every inch of my entire yard, even the areas that they did not work on. He cleaned every inch of our yard, the street, the driveway and even part of our neighbors! He held a level AGAIN at every section of the pavers and double checked it, and then he cleaned and cleaned and cleaned. Every time I thought he was almost done, he'd come back with a new tool for more cleaning. Truly, I've never seen a crew work so hard and diligently and be so scrupulous with their attention to detail. You also get a portal to track the entire project, and to access all the warranty and contract docs that no one wants to file anyway. I would highly highly recommend System Pavers for any project, and we will absolutely use them again. Thank you!

We chose System Pavers because they were the premium option. They were also the highest bid we…read morereceived (around $38,000), but we believed we were paying for quality, expertise, and project management. Their sales presentation was impressive, and we were told they would coordinate everything for our pool patio remodel. Unfortunately, our experience looked nothing like the polished videos we were shown. The project stretched from February 5 until May 14 and required constant homeowner involvement. Instead of having a project manager ensuring the work met quality standards, I felt like I became the project's quality-control inspector, inspecting every stage of construction, discovering mistakes, documenting issues, and asking for them to be corrected. I expected to hire a contractor. Instead, I spent three months acting as the quality-control inspector for my own project. During the project we dealt with broken pool pipes, damage to our pool aerator, fill tank, and underground plumbing, uncapped sprinkler lines beneath the patio, missing weed barriers, uneven pool coping, improper edging, damaged landscaping, and extensive construction debris left throughout our property and neighboring yards. In addition, several pieces of our personal property were damaged or destroyed, including a broken pool net, broken garden hoses, a seven-foot wooden shade post that workers used as a cutting surface, and a planter that was thrown away after crews moved retaining wall blocks to drive equipment through our yard. We also endured weeks of piles of pavers, dirt, rocks, and construction materials stacked in front of both our home and neighboring properties, along with plastic bottles, McDonald's bags, and other food waste left behind by crews. One thing that became obvious was the lack of communication between departments. The salesperson promised certain things that the installation crews clearly never knew about. For example, we specifically discussed reusing our landscape rock, but it was thrown away during demolition because that information never reached the crew. Customer service became increasingly frustrating. When we emailed management documenting workmanship concerns, we received little response regarding the actual problems but had no trouble receiving payment requests. During one phone call, the project manager told us, "We thought the ship had sailed on customer service." Hearing that after months of issues was incredibly disappointing. One issue that really damaged our trust involved the sprinkler system beneath the patio. When water started shooting through the middle of the new pavers, we were initially told the lines had definitely been capped and it must simply be leftover water. Once someone inspected the problem in person, the response became, "Oh, we must not have capped them." Because multiple pool components had already been damaged during demolition, I insisted on having the underground plumbing pressure tested before resurfacing the pool. That test found additional damage that required repair before the pool could be completed. Had we not pushed for that testing, the pool company told us hidden leaks could have remained beneath newly installed plaster. Near the end of the project, I refused to sign the Certificate of Completion until the remaining work was finished. I was initially told work would have to be delayed if I didn't sign first. After refusing, management then said they would finish the work regardless of my signature. That experience left me questioning why there was so much pressure to sign paperwork before the project was actually complete. To be fair, not everything was negative. The second project manager, Jose Corral, completely changed the direction of the project. He was knowledgeable, honest, respectful, and immediately recognized many of the quality issues that had been overlooked. He worked hard to make things right and deserves recognition because he was the one person who consistently treated us like valued customers. I understand that construction projects can have unexpected challenges. My frustration isn't that everything didn't go perfectly--it's that we paid premium pricing and repeatedly had to advocate for issues that should never have occurred in the first place. Looking back, I don't regret investing in our home--I regret having to spend three months acting as the quality-control inspector on a premium-priced project. Homeowners shouldn't have to monitor every phase of construction just to ensure the work is completed correctly. If you're considering System Pavers, keep detailed written records, photograph every phase of the project, inspect everything before it gets covered up, and don't sign completion paperwork until every punch-list item has been completed. I sincer