Top 10 slope stabilization services in Raytown, MO
Top questions to ask before hiring a slope stabilization contractor
A professional will assist you with scope and estimates, but having a clear idea of what you want to accomplish will help communication.
Do you want professionals to do everything, or do you have the time and skill to do some of the work?
Many projects such as have a DIY component, such as painting or cleanup.
First and foremost, protect yourself and make sure the contractor and any sub-contractors are licensed, bonded and insured.
Recent reviews for Raytown slope stabilization contractors
Jason promised to show up several times but failed to keep his words. Not only that, he was also rude on the phone.
Extremely disappointing. Poor quality work, jobs unfinished, used my garage to dump dozens of paint pans, used paint rollers, other paint trash from jobs other than mine! Kept one of my light fixtures and my house key when he arbitrarily decided to up t...
Found them on Craigslist less than a week ago. Jason came out and gave us a quote. He and one other worker showed up on time as he promised. They worked hard and got the work done as they said they would, on time and cleaned up after themselves. They d...
Jason Etter and a helper I believe named Ryan installed my Christmas lights on my home 11-25-15.The look was great. They promised me if 10-15 lights go out (as they predicted could happen) just call and they would be out to replace them. I had 35+ lights ...
Found these people on craigslist for the purpose of putting up xmas lights on my home. Responded right away to my text messages, text a picture of my home, address and said they'd be at my home at such and such time on Wednesday just a couple days later....
Got a new flagstone patio built I love it highly recommend these guys
Kevin did an excellent job this past summer. He is very punctual and pays attention to details. Fast and efficient and reasonable in price.
Horrible, the worst! 7 layer high retaining wall and all layers are above ground, I'm now going to have to rebuild it myself because it will likey be collapsed by spring. The rule is to completely bury one layer if the wall is going to be 3 or layers hi...
