Top 10 stonework services in Woodland Park, NJ
Top questions to ask before hiring a stonework 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 Woodland Park stonework contractors
Dishonest, unreliable and fraudulent. Brian Heres was hired (and paid) to mow our lawn weekly. After somebody working for him mistakenly broke a glass panel (rock from weed whacker), Brian acknowledged this face-to-face and said "well, I owe you a windo...
Kevin is a hard working man. His business is controlled by his wife who is extremely dangerous. She often drives their commercial vehicle & has threatened to run myself, my daughter and numerous neighbors over in our neighbor hood. If you can’t trust thi...
Please learn from my mistakes and DO NOT HIRE Immaculate Concrete, LLC. Kevin Grant, the owner of the company, has no idea what he is doing with concrete. He plays the part of a great sales guy when in reality he is a scam artist that likes to steal peop...
Do not contract this business. They are extremely racist! Nicole the assistant who is a caucasian makes inappropriate comments about other caucasian customers.
I hired immaculate concrete to pour and stamp my patio which is 16ftx55ft.. I have no issues with how hard they worked, however half of my patio set up before they could stamp it properly... now I understand that things happen and not everything will be p...
ZERO ⭐️!!! Unprofessional company advertising skills and professional approach but it is far away from it! Be aware of this company!
Ed McKenna has been caring for my property for over twenty years including various landscaping and brick installations for over twenty years. He is very hands on with his customers and for most of the time is onsight, engaging in the projects himself.
Ed will negotiate, accept your deposit, and then disappear. He will take your phone calls at his leisure. But, your money will disappear, and no work will start. No materials will arrive. You will argue, he will announce his partners have decided to p...
