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    Intermountain Foundation Repair - Ram Jack Utah

    Intermountain Foundation Repair - Ram Jack Utah

    (12 reviews)

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    Absolutely wonderful experience. I was certain that our foundation needed repair, and while the…read moreassessor found that our house was unlevel, he stated this was probably due to settling when the house was built 50+ years ago, and that the best course of action was to wait a few years and see if there is any additional movement. I can't say enough how much I appreciate their honesty, and know that if I do need repairs in the future, I will be confident in their workmanship and honesty. Thank you, Intermountain Foundation Repair~\!

    I hired this company in 2022 to lift my foundation due to settling. Unfortunately, my experience…read morewith the project was very disappointing. After they started the work, they encountered pea gravel beneath the garage and had difficulty keeping the material in place. They attempted to use glue to stabilize it, but ultimately, I received a phone call while I was at work informing me that they would be filling the eight holes they had made in my garage and abandoning the job within the next two hours. I asked them to please leave the holes open so I could find another company to take over the work. Fortunately, one of the other companies that had previously bid on the project was willing to come out, take responsibility for the garage, and continue with the necessary work. The entire situation was extremely stressful. Finding a company, getting multiple bids, and making arrangements for a major foundation project takes considerable time and effort. I would have appreciated an in-person conversation about the issues they encountered and the reasons they were no longer willing to continue the project, rather than receiving a phone call at work with only a couple of hours' notice. The crew initially seemed like they would do a great job, which made the sudden abandonment of the project particularly disappointing. I also want to point out that I was originally told the project would take only a few weeks. In reality, the companies working on foundation lifting in my neighborhood indicated that projects of this type typically take around three months. Based on my experience, I would encourage anyone considering this company for foundation work to ask detailed questions about what happens if unexpected soil or structural conditions are encountered and what the company's policy is if they determine they cannot complete the job. For me, the biggest issue was that the company abandoned the foundation repair after the work had already begun, leaving me to find another contractor to take over.

    Davenport Foundation Repair - "Stair step" cracking is one indication of a settling foundation.Doors & windows that are hard to open and close can be another indication.

    Davenport Foundation Repair

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    I call Davenport to give me an estimate for my uneven driveway after decades of water damage. Derek…read morecame and did the measurements, he was very knowledgeable and patient. He gave me the education on how the foam lifting works and the benefits of sealing the joints in between the slabs, no sales pitch and not pushy, and he always answers my questions promptly after I signed the contract. Darrell and Moses are great with their job with the lifting, making sure all the slabs are lifted evenly without causing any damages. They were always on time, efficient and very professional. I'm glad I contracted Davenport and had a great experience with the team. I would recommend them to anyone.

    I paid Davenport Foundation Repair $6,762.99 for concrete stabilization and a 1,183-square-foot…read more"Concrete Protection System: 2-Part." Unfortunately, I continue to have significant unresolved concerns about whether all of the work I purchased was completed. The proposal separately described targeted PolyLEVEL stabilization and a 1,183-square-foot 2-Part system that included PolyLEVEL under the concrete slabs and NexusPro joint sealant. Before I purchased the project, the salesperson explained that the targeted PolyLEVEL work would involve injections through the concrete slabs and pool capstones for stabilization. He separately explained that the 2-Part system would involve additional PolyLEVEL injections beneath the concrete throughout the treated area, followed by NexusPro joint sealing. The extent of these additional injections was presented as an important component of the system and part of the justification for its cost. I was present during the PolyLEVEL installation and did not observe the additional injections being performed in the manner the 2-Part system had been described to me. When I later raised this concern, I was told that the injections had been performed. I subsequently inspected one control-joint location where the NexusPro application was already incomplete and did not find an injection opening or visible PolyLEVEL foam there. I therefore asked Davenport to provide installation records identifying where the PolyLEVEL associated with the 1,183-square-foot system was actually installed. I have not received that documentation. There were additional incomplete areas. Some PolyLEVEL work did not provide the coverage that had been represented. Planned injections around the pool capstones could not be completed, and the salesperson later acknowledged that omission and offered approximately $220 back for that specific work. That refund has still not been issued. I also found that no PolyLEVEL injections had been performed in the area extending toward the basement stairs, despite that area being shown within the project drawing. There was also a separate, clearly visible problem with the NexusPro installation. Portions of the control joints were left untreated because storage chests and unattached cinder blocks were sitting over them. I specifically asked Davenport the day before the work whether I needed to move anything and was told that I did not. After later moving the objects, I found that the joint sections underneath had not been sealed. Davenport subsequently acknowledged that these sections had been left untreated. I sent Davenport detailed written notices asking for the installation records, clarification of which PolyLEVEL work was performed under each part of the contract, a financial adjustment for incomplete PolyLEVEL work, the previously offered capstone refund, and completion of the unfinished NexusPro. Update 10/06/26: After multiple attempts to resolve this directly, including email correspondence and a certified-mail letter, I have not received a substantive response addressing the remaining issues or providing a timeframe for completion of the acknowledged unfinished NexusPro work. I would still prefer to resolve this directly, but at this point I am proceeding with the remedies available to me. I will update this review if Davenport responds and resolves the matter.

    Wolfpack Concrete - masonry_concrete - Updated October 2026

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