They provided an honest assessment of the problem and recommended alternatives to research before…read moremoving forward.

Great Company! I really liked how they did a comprehensive overview of the house. I have little…read moreto no tolerance for water issues (water damage expense as well as mold issues). Based on my experience, any proactive issues you can take to avoid any water issues is money well spent. I love how they work with you to stay in your budget but help you to track issues you may see in the future. In our situation, we have a gutter issue that showed up when we had the recent monsoon rain. We're going to fix our gutters (clean them out) but will track a second issue (we also have an issue with the volume of our 2nd floor gutter pours onto our garage roof as the 2nd floor and the garage roof gutter handle the same volume of water which means that if we max out the 2nd floor gutter, the garage roof gutter will be overflowing). They also pointed out that they can fix issues with our porch setting (a common issue given that NC builder often throw all their trash under the porch then bury the trash when they finish their construction). There is an easy fix for that issue. Also, they can fix an issue with our cement driveway slab tilting though it is more expensive given the size of the slab. We'll address this later.

When the company original set the date to come to do the work. They called at the last minute an…read moreswitched dates. The one man justin spent a lot of time on his phone talking to his wife, an he also went into the back of his truck an peeled in a water bottle both of being on the phone with wife an peeing in the back of the truck are unprofessional. And the 3 works broke a drain pipe which than I had to get a plumber there to fix tge drain.

I cannot recommend Tar Heel Basement Systems. More than six…read moremonths after this project began, the work is still not complete. What should have been a straightforward crawl space project became a months-long ordeal marked by failed inspections, poor communication, missed commitments, and a complete lack of accountability. The most frustrating part was not the inspection failures themselves--it was the fact that I repeatedly had to manage the project for the company. Promised callbacks did not happen. Emails went unanswered. Managers failed to follow through. On multiple occasions, I was told someone would contact me, only to hear nothing and be forced to initiate contact again. When inspections failed, I often learned about the status only because I reached out myself. There were stretches of weeks with no communication despite repeated emails, phone calls, and text messages. I documented every interaction because the pattern became so predictable: promises were made, deadlines passed, and I was left chasing answers. Over the course of this project, I escalated concerns through multiple levels of management simply to obtain basic communication and updates. To be fair, Caleb and Chris Alfano were professional and helpful when I interacted with them. Unfortunately, individual employees could not overcome the larger organizational problems. The fact that this project remains unfinished after multiple remediation attempts and failed inspections says everything prospective customers need to know. I have spent countless hours following up, requesting responses, documenting conversations, and pushing this project forward. No customer should have to invest that amount of time and effort after hiring a professional company. The workmanship concerns were disappointing. The communication failures were unacceptable. The fact that the project is still not complete more than six months later is inexcusable.

Amazing service. We had our basement resealed. They finished ahead of schedule and made it a point…read moreto tidy up the worksite for Thanksgiving. The team was great and very friendly. Always willing to take a moment and explain all the steps they were taking to protect our home. The were also very friendly to our kids who were excited for the big hole. I would absolutely recommend them and will be returning for any other foundation projects we might have.

This review is for services done to our home last summer, but unfortunately just now getting around…read moreto reviewing. Nonetheless, our contact person Madeleine and her crew came out to assess our foundation and cracks and some mold from the humidity in the crawlspace. In the end we went with mold remediation, a sump pump, new vapor barrier, joist lifts, and air sealing to keep out the creepy crawlies. Big ticket expense, but when compared to the competition, we went with them because of the thoroughness with the estimate interview and the willingness to answer all of our questions, they were also well-spoken of on other review sites including a popular large community message board, and the price was pretty comparable. Also, the crew was very good. My only ding would be was not putting the items in the crawlspace back in the order that it was originally, which saved space. But to add to their credit, we have one additional project that needs to be done outside of Little Corner's scope and the new company took a look at Little Corner's work and said "They did a very good job, this is how we would have done it." I think that speaks well of them as a whole. They may not be the biggest company, but they are professional, kind, and diligent about their work. Thank you, Madeleine and crew.

We used them for some engineering work that was said we could use our blueprints that we had. It…read morewas changing windows to doors. Something wasn't correct with the report so another worker that works with them came to check out what the mistake was. He said "they never should have gone off the blueprints and the person that did this was recently let go anyways". Sadly they charged me for both engineer reports. It was a bad way of doing business and honestly would not recommend them due to their mistake and not making it right. They just wanted to charge more.

Could not preform the request, said it was out of scope. I still had to pay for a report that was…read morenot in the scope of an engineer's field. Would never recommend them. Beyond POOR SERVICE AND COMMUNICATION FROM TNE 'engineers and staff'. Finley a claim with the BBB- which credited the business, only to have Stonewall never respond. Proceed with extreme caution and be ready for a NCSU intern to show up. Office Manager, Lead Engineer and 'intern' who came out where more unprofessional with communication, via email and phone... it was more like dealing with a Fraternity Party on a Friday night. 1 STAR IS TO MUCH! NEGAVITE

They have been very responsive. I hope to have them come and evaluate installing 3 retaining Wallsread more

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I received several quotes before deciding to move forward with HHR. Dennis and team did an…read moreexcellent job coming up with a comprehensive plan to address the moisture and mold in our basement and crawlspaces. The quality of the work was outstanding! The crew was polite, timely and through. They checked in with me multiple times and did a good job cleaning up. The basement air is clean and fresh now and the crawlspaces are treated and sealed up properly. I highly recommend HHR!

When you crawl under your house to see why a floor is shaky and find a bunch of white fuzz on the…read morewood and crooked joists, you need someone to tell you their company does this kind of work and to convince you that they know what they are talking about. 6 companies called. 4 responded. 1 said its bad but he only cleaned mold and put down plastic. 1 said they could fix but had never done it before. 1 said that with an engineer and $20k to $30k he could fix it. Then Dennis at HHR came by. He said this is what they do. He showed me similar jobs he had done before and after. Told me how he would do it. What it would cost. They did the work. It was harder than they planned but they never mentioned more money. His team was very courteous and considerate. FYI... This is my first review ever. I'm 70.

This is a company founded and owned by Drew, reflecting his deeply held values. Once you partner…read morewith Drew, you will see firsthand his commitment to fairness and a strong work ethic. My crawlspace was not in a good or healthy condition. There was excessive mold, as well as rotted wood joists (just to share a few) that impacted the structure causing some slopping with the floors as I noticed in my home. This company 's dedication to excellence is shared by his entire crew, who consistently deliver outstanding results. They have earned a customer for life, and I can't recommend them enough. Thank you all for working so patiently to help me understand this process.

During our major renovation, my wife and I learned that of all of the trades, about 40% do what…read morethey say they will do, about 20% will disappoint and about 20% go beyond what is expected. Not only was Advanced Structural Repair in that top 20%- that were in the top 2-3% of that top category. Facing major structural issues in our 1960's era ranch, we sought out 3 bids. Whereas the others (with major name recognition) offered to 'stabilize' our problem, ARS offered to completely replace the faulty basement wall AND add 7 additional piers under the house. For thousands less! To top it off? They were great people to work with- thorough, timely communication and patient attitudes. A full, unrestricted recommendation for them is a no brainer!

I was on a short timeline, and Tim not only responded quickly with a very competitive bid, but also…read moretook a lot of time to explain everything to me. He also went out of his way to help on the weekend. Definitely exceeded my expections! Great folks.

This company is wonderful! Everything went so well. I had my crawl space done a few years ago…read more Never a problem. The maintenance techs are so helpful and friendly. They are always willing to answer any questions I have. So glad I found Tim and his company.

Jim Lindsley was professional, thorough and overall the best man for the job. We have a 1932 farm…read morehouse with old, deteriorated and broken, terracotta pipes that were originally placed to divert storm water from the home and foundation. Given the age of our home, and the poor state of said pipes, we had a major water issue with excess water in the yard, by the foundation and entering the basement. Lindsley developed several rounds of proposals that would fit our needs and budget and followed through with excellent work. A full team was at our home working for about 6 days and the end result is better than we could have ever anticipated. One major selling point for us was the warranty. We gathered many quotes and the sheer size of our job meant we were going to spend a lot no matter what. It was reassuring to have a Jim available to answer any questions and a project manager on site (Rodger) who checked in regularly throughout the project and made sure we were comfortable with everything that was happening. Overall this was a great experience! Highly recommend to anyone facing similar drainage issues.

Lindsley Waterproofing, Inc. did a job for me in 2002 with 15 helical piers, sump pump, etc. major…read morerepair! With our alternating extreme droughts and heavy rains, my house had a weak spot that continued to show movement. Jim Lindsley, true to his warranty, monitored the movement regularly and made some adjustments to the piers. Finally this year we discovered the horrible fact that the weak spot did not have a pier supporting it. Digging through the paper work from the past, I discovered the engineer's report which recommended 15 piers as compared to Jim's original plan of 13, focused mainly on the north end of the house where the big sinking was going on. The engineer had spread out the placement of the piers, but sadly left the weakest spot unsupported. I had ordered this engineer's report to be safe, but what cruel irony that his plan was wrong! Jim's original drawing would have protected my house so much better. I am sorry Jim gave in to the engineer's plan, but when you consider that now all these jobs are supposed to have an engineer's report, it puts the foundation companies in a hard place--look at this example. I recognize that there are many excellent engineers, but it's like the doctor joke: what do you call the lowest ranking student among the medical school graduates? "Doctor." Sometimes the people on the job with the experience DO know more than the "experts." In my case the engineer gets by with no consequences whatsoever. I'm the one who has to pay the higher price for the repair, but Jim Lindsley is giving me a discount for his part in the mistake of having followed the engineer's plan instead of his instincts. I find this honorable and decent. - Cecilia E. April 24. 2017