Well, unless you are willing to risk an experience like mine, don't spend any of your time with…read morethis company. Contacted them on 1/6/26, to repair an area of our pool deck that was cracked. Luis came out the next day, seemed legit, and we agreed a few days later on the work to be done and the price. He said they were a few weeks out on the schedule, which was fine with me.
Contacted Kingz again on 2/4, inquiring about the start date of the project, and received no response. Contacted Kingz again on 2/6, and was told the schedule had been pushed back, due to weather.
Kingz contacted me on 2/16, with a couple of potential start dates, and I chose 2/26. Kingz sent over the Docusign contract link, signed by Luis on 2/17. I signed it on 2/19, and thought we were ready to roll on 2/26.
Sent a text to Kingz on 2/25, asking if everything was ready to go the following day. No answer, so sent another text at 7:21am. The answer finally came at 10:40am, stating that Kingz was working on a commercial job, and "We're unable to get started on your project at this time." They did offer me $300 for compensation for wasting my time over the previous 7 weeks, so I guess there's that. I passed, as my time is certainly worth more than that, but found out in small claims court that someone's personal time has no monetary value in cases like this, breached contract or not.
My advice, if the above sounds like a bad experience, is to not spend any time with these folks. If you do go down the road with them, and again, this is solely based on my real life experience, know that the contract you sign with them might not be worth what you think it is. Kingz breached that contract by not showing up on 2/26, ("The Term"), and also by terminating the agreement when they said they weren't going to start the project at that time, (Rights of Termination).
Oh, well. It's time to find a contractor that I can trust.