Very pleased with the work, from the beginning sales person visit to the ending follow-up chats, on…read morethe phone, about the work performed. We had a foundation in a corner of the house where the soil under the footing was washed out. The length was about 12 feet with a 4 inch gap between footing and ground. We called TerraFirma! Very soon we were meeting with our sales person after he inspected the outside of the home, the crawl space and measured elevations within the house. There was 1/2 inch drop in elevation where a crack was in the middle of the unsupported foundation wall. Plenty of photos were shown to us about the condition of the crawl space. We made a decision to support the crawlspace with a helical screws option. 4 piers would be needed to hold up the problem area. This was a guaranteed option where the other was to inject the polyLevel material. This later option might do the job just fine. But, could also allow sag, again, at a later time. We wanted the repair done once and for all time. Also, the inspection found two posts failing to support the floor beams. We would have those replaced, along with a sump pump installed, in the crawl space. We signed the contract and were placed in the work schedule which was a couple of months out. We were asked if we would like to be moved up in the schedule if there was an earlier opening made available due to cancelation or whatever. We said yes to that and as a result the work was able to be completed a month earlier than we expected. Great! The crew arrived, on time, and got right down to it, literally. All engineering, permits, inspections by third party engineer and county officials was taken care of without a hitch. 4 piers were in place in 1 day. The 1/2 inch drop was corrected by the helical screw piers. When we had questions about the work, our crew foreman guided us through the project process so we received good answers from him. Very satisfied! I rarely use this word but I gotta' say it was "Awesome" to watch the technical crew install those piers. Quite the combination of difficult, strenuous labor and technical expertise using high quality gear and materials. Thanks, again, for the good work!

This business did not explain to us what the situation would be after the foundation work was done…read more--- a gigantic mess. It will cost us at least an additional $2,000 to bring the house back to its normal appearance. The salesman never mentioned this.

I wish I could give more than 5 stars…read more A major competitor in the business of foundation repair had given me an estimate of $35,000 (after "veterans discount") to level the cracked concrete slab in my outbuilding. Colt from Ram Jack came out and meticulously measured the elevations and they all fell within 1/2" of each other. He advised that doing nothing was the best option. He even took the time to show me how he obtained each of the measurements to make sure I understood the situation. He also described what to look out for to detect future foundation issues. Colt and Ram Jack just saved me $35,000. Colt declined my offer to pay him for his time. Without a doubt, make sure you get Ram Jack to give you an estimate before you go ahead with anybody else's proposal for your foundation issues. In this crazy world, it is truly heartwarming to know there are still people and companies that have integrity and those people are worth supporting.

Alex was great and explained what is going on with the foundation of the house. No work is needed…read moreat this time, but if I needed work done I would go with them.

HRS did an excellent job repairing my foundation which had broken apart due to no rebar and…read moreexpansive clay. They drove pilings to bedrock then jacked up the foundation and attached the foundation supports to the pilings. They were a delight to work with and I enjoyed having them do the job. After the basic job was finished they worked with me to make sure the floor was solid throughout the house even though the plywood subfloor is old and tired.

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Moving to Oregon after living in the desert Southwest brought issues I never realized were…read moresomething that was normal up here. We had a house inspected and he found there was some water in the crawl space. This freaked me out a bit but there was no other damage and they reassured me this was normal for this area where the water table was close to the surface. This was a condition to purchase the home so the previous owner called in Terra Firma to have the issue handled. Patrick came out and did a thorough inspection of his own. He said it would be good to have a system to route the water to a location and pump it out. The previous owner had the work done and we came to see what was being done. James, Josh and one other worker (that I missed his name) came out the day the work was being done. They came on time and were professional. They dug a drainage area around the outside of the crawl space, filled it with a trailer full of stone and installed two high-powered pumps to move the water out of the crawl space. We had the drain cover pop off after they were finished but they came back out and fixed it right away. The only slight negative is the vent they had the pipes come out from under the crawl space was left without coverage so any creature could get down there. We fixed it but it seems to me that they could have made the pipes go through the wire venting so it's protected-but maybe not. Terra Firma is definitely the company to chose when having this work completed. They keep you up on the problem, create a timeline to fix it and have professional staff on hand to get the job done right. They also send photos when the job is done. I would call them again if there is ever an issue. #ThankYouThursday

Pretty disappointed. We contacted them about needing an engineer to come look at a crack in the…read morefoundation to confirm if it came from a tree root and would need it in writing. They told us they would be happy to and would also give us a bid. Cool. We would have been happy to pay and they said no need. It was a complete WASTE of time. They came out, spent a little over two hours in the crawl space. We got an email saying they can't tell if a tree root cracked it or not but the foundation is lifted and here is $20k bid. Even though he told my significant other he couldn't even begin to give a bid as pulling the tree root out would cause more damage so there was no way to know. Totally came off as a used car sales man pitch. This is why we wanted to pay. Won't use their business for the repair and would never refer a friend or family member to this company. Update to owners response: -You did not send an engineer as promised when making the appointment. -a bid was not provided for the area we requested. The bid was on the rest of the foundation. -you failed to deliver what was promised as confirmed by your manager when he pulled the call from our initial conversation.

RGS, CONTACTING I was unable to do business with the…read morecontractor, but when I called RGS, the contractor was too busy to give me a bid. He did though refer me to another contractor. For that reason, I am happy he took the initiative and found someone else to come out to bid the project. 5 stars for his referral.

Robert and his crew left concrete splashed on multiple areas of siding for a clients house of which…read morewe provided a paint job. When I called Robert personally to ask him about the mess, he refused to take responsibility, resorted to name calling, and was overall most unprofessional about correcting his mistake. His professionalism and integrity is greatly in question.

Josh was very responsive, took a lot of time explaining everything to us and had great…read morecommunication throughout. Our patio looks awesome and we could not be happier we hired him and his crew.

I had Final Finish Construction widen my driveway and add RV parking alongside my house. Josh and…read morehis crew did a great job! He was easy to communicate with, came in on budget and on time. They did such great work, I recommend them to everyone I know.

Our gutters had fallen due to freezing rain and snow, accumulated debris, including pine needles…read moreleafs and age. They did not drain properly at all. I called Leaf Filter and Larry came out and gave us a very reasonable bid to clean out our rain gutters, level them and be sure they flowed properly, and instal their own debris covers to keep them from clogging up again. The job is guaranteed to remain debris-free, to flow properly, and to never be a problem again. Our home is three stories with a Chinese slate roof and copper gutters, in the mountain community of Lake Arrowhead, near Los Angeles. Our job took an extra day to complete due to custom features and a slate roof. Leaf Filter kept me informed of the progress and schedule, and the whole job took only two days to complete. Jose and his helpers were extremely polite and knowledgeable, and respectful of our property. We recommend Leaf Filter for repair of existing gutters as well as installation of new. The price quoted was so reasonable I didn't even get a second bid. And when they had to make a second trip to finish our job, there was hesitation and no increase in the price.

Leaf Filter is a SCAM!!! They carefully pick their words in their ads to dupe you into thinking…read morethat, once installed, you will never again have to climb a ladder or do anything to your gutters. That couldn't be further from the truth! WHAT THEY CLAIM: "Keep your gutters clear year around", "Clog Free Gutters" & "You'll Never Have to Climb a Ladder Again to Remove Leaves from Your Gutter" WHAT THEY MEAN: The screen covering they add to the top of your gutters will stop debris from getting INSIDE your gutter. Key word being INSIDE. WHAT THAT *REALLY* MEANS: Countless times a year, the screen Leaf Filter places on top of your existing rain gutter will get covered with leaves and other debris, causing the rainwater to roll over the top of the leaves/debris and right down on to the ground, like a waterfall!!! (I am including photos of how little debris it takes to make the rain gutters overflow with Leaf Filter. What you see in the photos is what I have to deal with after every windy day, at each of the roof's Valley Flashing, or face waterfalls the next time it rains. (This is in addition to the numerous uncloggings necessary in the fall, when leaves are dropping) So much for never having to climb on my ladder anymore, huh Leaf Filter?!? I am EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED with Leaf Filter!!! Previously, I had those "gutter brushes" in my rain gutters. They worked far better than Leaf Filter. I foolishly switched because my rain gutters needed some leveling work, etc. and I thought that installing Leaf Filter would address that and my leaves/debris that clog my gutters. DISCLAIMER: I do NOT work for any of the "gutter brush" companies, I never have, and I have not/am not receiving any compensation or product for recommending them instead of Leaf Filter. I also will not recommend any particular brand of gutter brushes. I will only recommend that you research "stainless steel gutter brush" and go from there. They actually do block the debris from getting into the rain gutter and, UNLIKE Leaf Filter, will make it so you no longer have to climb a ladder to deal with the leaves. The leaves will stop behind the top of the brush, on the roof side, and you can use a Leaf Rake (from the ground) to pull the leaves over the brush onto the ground when they build up. Gutter Brushes also cost FAR LESS than Leaf Filter. Getting back to Leaf Filter, IN MY OPINION, they are VERY overpriced, the salesmen use high pressure tactics, their customer service sucks, and the product just is on the verge of TERRIBLE!!!

PJ, Eugene I had…read morewater leaking into my basement. I called Jerry. Jerry showed up an hour later. He looked at the problem and then fixed the problem. I now have a dry basement. I can't recommend him enough!

Foundation work is complicated, expensive, and time intensive. If you're looking for a cheap fix or…read morehaphazard job don't hire Jerry. If you are serious about solving your foundation problems and have the means to pay for real work Jerry can make it happen. Jerry replaced an entire foundation for one of our clients - a major undertaking. As with any work, make sure you have a written contract and a clear understanding of the process. Any misunderstandings and unmet expectations can be avoided by communicating with your contractor and holding each party to an agreement. Jerry is rough around the edges, but he works hard and is willing to do dirty work. Jerry has the experience and knowledge to solve your foundation problems.

Signed a contract with Rob Larson for replacing a retaining wall and fixing rotten wood. They…read moreworked on site for three months and then disappeared without finishing either of two projects. No answering emails, no phone calls.

Did not deliver project. Came up with extra work that was not required. ( repair of wood "rot")…read more Covered up major construction defect that was discovered by subsequent contractor. Did not communicate in timely fashion to either homeowner or structural engineer. Created unsafe working condition resulting in employee injury. Used substandard structural supports and both reused and bought the cheapest products to do the work. In summary I had to let this contractor go and had new contractor remove and redo all work. The resulting cost to fix everything was twice the money I paid this contractor. I strongly recommend that you avoid Larson General Contracting.