Survey Works is very responsive to your schedule needs. They are respectful of your project and…read moregive quick turnarounds when requested. They are a value conscious company that works with you throughout the project.

We are return customer we first contacted Survey Works back on 2021 after reaching out to 3 other…read moreSurvey Companies Survey Works was the only one who reached back, we like that they actually communicate and stay in schedule respecting clients time so we reached them again in 2023, and there customer service has just gotten better

Todd and his son are easy to work with. Todd is a well rounded engineer and runs a professional…read moresurveying company. They responded quickly to my request on Yelp. Todd and his son visited the property and provided their estimates right after. They finished the job in a timely fashion. I highly recommend working with them especially that they are local and knowledgeable about various subdivisions/neighborhoods and local geography of SW Austin.

Had a small job to locate the property pins and mark my property lines in a few locations in…read morepreparation to a project. I contacted Todd via Yelp, got a quick response, and we talked on the phone about what I exactly wanted done and when they would be able to squeeze my small job in. They quoted a much more reasonable amount than another surveyor I contacted. 1-2 weeks later Cody came out to do the work. He efficiently marked the requested locations. All in all they were a pleasure to work with!

My property survey and easement survey went very smoothly and quickly. Very easy to work with and…read moregreat communication.

They helped me understand what kind of survey I needed and understand the results…read more they were able to provide me with all the surveys in need, from the topo and tree my architect used to design our addition, to the final survey to close out my permitting.

We hired ATS to inspect a gas line for a pool project. Their inspector came out and approved the…read moregas line, despite it not meeting city regulations. After tracking down the inspector, he denied responsibility and demanded he talk to our contractor vs tell me if my pipe was safe. The conversation ended by him hanging up on me by my questioning if we had an issue with our line, yet him already approving it. I then went to report the incident to his manager, who confirmed the pipe should not have been approved, and he would get back to me with what I needed to do. I followed up with him three times, and he's ignored every message. We paid for an inspection from ATS to know if our gas line was installed safely to have a tech approve an unsafe pipe, deny it, communicate unprofessionally, his boss ghost us, and after 3 weeks, we still do not know if our gas line is safe. Flagging for the city that ATS has approved an unsafe line and will not communicate nor follow up after multiple attempts.

Red flags ignored. Ended up with footing for masonry wall that was 9 inches out of level, sloppy,…read moreand inadequate to safely support the load. Cost me dearly. Read on for details. I called Todd to build a cement block wall based on a recommendation from a neighbor. He was responsive at first and started quickly, but to my detriment I ignored a few red flags, including dodging my direct question before signing about the footing depth by telling me to read the testimonials on the website. I don't think Todd has ever done masonry. He seems to be a shrewd business person who connects customers to subcontractors without holding them to any uniform standard. The footing for this 57-foot long, 8-foot high wall was excavated and poured in a single day. It was 9 inches (yes, 9!!) out of level, not stepped but following the grade of the lot, and sloppy. When I confronted, Todd referred me to the heads of the crew. With some language barriers, they described only minor adjustments to "level" each block. They must have planned to lay them in snaky courses, either hoping the stucco would hide their sloppy work or not even having that much of a plan. Keep in mind we are talking about isometric, rectangular cement block, not natural stone. Furthermore, the footing was only 12 inches wide and went about 11 inches below grade to support a straight, heavy, 8-foot tall wall. I believe that I prevented a catastrophic failure down the road by cancelling the whole project. I'm out $6600 for the footing alone, as that was the best offer I got from Todd to cancel the whole thing. Now have a cedar fence where my sound wall was intended to go, after paying to core into the footing to set posts. To his credit, Todd did offer to demo the footing and start over. I was afraid to go forward with that approach for a host of reasons. It was going to be disruptive, damaging to my property, and time-consuming, all to the end of letting the same crew that screwed it up in the first place have another go at it. Sometimes you just have to suck up the sunk cost and move on. My biggest mistake by far on this project was hiring Austin Stucco and Masonry. I took a video of the footing against a level line, but Yelp is no longer allowing videos, so these snapshots are taken from the video and are not as clear as they would be otherwise.

I highly recommend Austin Stucco & Masonry for stucco repair & remodeling work. They came out to…read moreevaluate the extent of the damage to provide an accurate estimate. They took time to address all of my questions & concerns and provided options to meet my objectives. Very reasonable pricing. Accommodated my schedule to start the work. Crew was very friendly & did a good job to keep the work area protected and cleaned up after every day. In addition to stucco repair work, they installed new stucco on a wall that had siding that was in need of repair. At the end of the job they confirmed with me that all work was completed to my satisfaction before considering the job done. Everyone I interacted with was very pleasant. All-in-all a great company to work with. I will absolutely use them again for future projects.

The patches on my property are terribly done and my foundation is still moving. They will not honor…read moremy warranty because we now have a slow leak but the slow leak was obviously caused by a moving foundation. I now have to hire another company to redo everything. I've had three other companies come out and they all noted the same exact shotty work.

Although I was not a direct Customer of Douglas Foundation, I live on the same property in the…read morehouse in the back. I was super impressed with how nice the guys were, how considerate they were of the neighbors. They never left trash everywhere, they always cleaned up after every day, and they were nice as they could be! This is so exceptional to the usual contractors, I just had to let you guys know how great the experience was for the person in the middle of everything. Thank you so much! --Carrie

I live in new subdivision with a yard that sometimes retains to much water after it rains. I…read morecontacted Luciano's since they were one of the very few Landscapers that still do manual aeration. They came did the aeration the next day after the quote. Quick, friendly, and well done. Can't ask for more. Also no my lawn drains much faster, worked like a charm.

~ 50k job landscaping, building a walkway and patio that had tons of delays, cut corners, and…read moreissues. We ended up having to re-roof the patio they built after less than 3 months because of the wrong pitch angle and constant leaks (we had another contractor come fix the errors) and have someone help us realign a lot of the walk way/landscaping that was haphazardly laid down. The first few days of work went well, but after that scheduling and communication became spotty from them, they had to redo some parts that were not well planned out, and ultimately parts of the work never got completed before they moved on to bigger jobs (but they had been paid).

I first worked with All In One Foundation Repair in 1998 when I moved into my house. At that time…read morewe needed piers put around the back of the garage because it had settled. This 40-year-old house also has a crack on the side of the wall. I've often contemplated what it would take to close up that crack and fix a couple of doors that seasonally stick when we are in drought conditions. I called All in One with the intention of paying for some piers to be put around the other side of the house. I had such a good experience the first time that I reached out to All in One again. The company is under new ownership and Robert still keeps up with the previous owner JJ and has the same ethics. Robert came out, took all the appropriate measurements. After comparing these new measurements to the measurements from 20 years ago we determined that there had been no additional settling. Robert agreed he could do the project but didn't think it was necessary from a structural perspective. Cosmetically, we could potentially make the crack a little smaller and keep a couple of doors from sticking every year, but he said no reason for me to spend the money. He also took the time to show me how to fix the doors that were sticking because they had such little room, less than a 16th of an inch in one case, that any flexing the foundation would've caused them to stick. So here I am, a guy ready to pay for a project. All in One comes out and rather than try to sell me a project they give me great advice. Your house has not changed position in 20 years. Don't waste the money but do these things. How often does that happen? I highly recommend these guys they're honest and they have integrity.

I want to give 5 starts services with Robert. His transparency and willingness to answer my…read morequestions demonstrated his dedication to customer satisfaction. If you are looking for a quality and experienced foundation repair expert in Austin area, All in One foundation is the best. He gave the best solutions and different suggestions that fit your needs and budgets.