Best Retaining Wall Construction in Phoenix AZ
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Abraham's crew has done a couple of projects for us and has done a great job on all. We've had our back fence concrete wall repaired and they built and installed all new iron fencing and gates. I've since had some modifications to the wall and gate done (to adjust for new drainage plan) and he made a decorative iron trellis for the house. He's my go-to for iron and concrete block work.
http://www.abrahamsfence.com
7627 N 67th Ave Ste 105 Glendale, AZ 85301
Fencing Company
Bob C.is the best! Explained what needs to happen to upright & rebuild wall. He knows theory & is just a good person. Would recommend without hesitation.
http://www.sunsetfence.com
Phoenix, AZ
Fencing Company
Darrell gave me a great price for my backyard block wall. It was completed in two days. It looks amazing! Darrell and his workers did a great job and great cleanup! I'm so happy with my experience with Darrell and Airborne Masonry.
Phoenix, AZ 85050
Fencing Company
When we were finally ready to quote the perimeter block wall/fencing for our 1.2 acre property, Legacy was quick to come out and give us a quote. I immediately recognized Daylyn's name as he had come out before with another company he had been working for at the time, Farm City Fence. His new company, Legacy, had good reviews and Daylyn told us it would be a week and a half long project that they could get started in about a month's time. Awesome! We signed the bid and set a start date. What I know now is most of those reviews were probably from his work with Farm City Fence and not with his own company.
A few days before the supposed start date (5/13), I had not heard from a project manager or anything so I called the company. Apparently our start date was being pushed out almost two weeks (5/24) and no one had bothered to tell me. The morning of 5/24 rolled around and no one showed up. I called the office to see if they were coming only to be told they pushed it again and would be there the next day.
The beginning of the project went slow. 2-3 guys would show up on random days and dig for 1-4 hours. We were eventually told the block would be delivered 6/4 and asked where we would like it placed. I told the project manager they could drop it literally anywhere on the acre of dirt we had, but do not put it on the easement road to our neighbor's property. Guess where it got delivered? And so it sat for a week while the project was again delayed and eventually concrete poured for the footer (and also on the easement road...which they did eventually clean up once I asked). Once they did get started on the block, the guys moved fast and the 334' of block was up in about 2 days. And then production stopped again.
One guy came back one day to clean up and smooth out dirt on one side of the property. And then we waited again. Another 2 weeks. In those 2 weeks we found out the gates we had originally asked for (and reminded the project manager of again back at the beginning of June) were not what we would be getting and we would have to pay more for what we wanted. At this point we just wanted to be done with the headache of a project and company so we agreed to their standard gates and hoped and prayed they would actually show up the next week to finish like they said they would. Guess what? They didn't.
On Wednesday of the next week, the project manager came out to meet with me (only because we thought we had a leak on the property...turned out to be the neighbor's pipe) and told me he had a guy picking up the correct posts for the gates at that very moment and they absolutely would be out that day at least getting those posts in if I have to do it myself! And that they were scheduled to be at our house for the next 5 days finishing up. Did that happen? Nope! But the next day, a couple guys showed up bright and early at 9:45am, spent 2 hours putting in posts for the rest of the fencing...and left. Friday? Nothing. We'll be there Monday to finish up the project by Wednesday. Monday? Nope. Tuesday? I got a text in the morning that they would arrive by 8:30am. When 9:30 came around, I asked where they were. Picking up welder fuel and will be there soon. 11:15 they show up, sit in their truck for an hour and a half...and leave.
When the posts for the fencing were finally installed, they were completely unlevel because they had not graded the dirt prior. This became even more pronounced when they started sloppily welding the top pipes on and there were evident curves. They had to send a new welder out to basically weld on extra height to almost every post in order to make it level. They installed the actual fencing and claimed it was done, only to have left a giant gap at the back of the property that my 5 year old (and the neighbors dog) were easily walking through. They came back out and welded some extra posts in to fill the gaps, then had to fix our flood irrigation valve they had run over and damaged.
You would think with all of the delays, installation mistakes and mis-orders, the owner, Daylyn, would at least be apologetic. But every time we spoke to him, he was rude, short and unwilling to take any responsibility for the poor service. He may have industry experience, but it is apparent that his ego far surpasses his ability to run a business properly. If it weren't for the project manager, Ken, who was hired in halfway through, I don't think any of the mess would have even been fixed. From putting down a deposit on 4/12/22, the 1.5 week project was not completed until 8/10/22.
ETA: Two weeks after the RV gate was hung, a storm came through our property and it completely fell off the hinges. Thanks to homeowners insurance, we were able to have it completely replaced and the company that came out was appalled to see the (lack of) quality of the gate and workmanship.
https://legacycontracting.us
A few days before the supposed start date (5/13), I had not heard from a project manager or anything so I called the company. Apparently our start date was being pushed out almost two weeks (5/24) and no one had bothered to tell me. The morning of 5/24 rolled around and no one showed up. I called the office to see if they were coming only to be told they pushed it again and would be there the next day.
The beginning of the project went slow. 2-3 guys would show up on random days and dig for 1-4 hours. We were eventually told the block would be delivered 6/4 and asked where we would like it placed. I told the project manager they could drop it literally anywhere on the acre of dirt we had, but do not put it on the easement road to our neighbor's property. Guess where it got delivered? And so it sat for a week while the project was again delayed and eventually concrete poured for the footer (and also on the easement road...which they did eventually clean up once I asked). Once they did get started on the block, the guys moved fast and the 334' of block was up in about 2 days. And then production stopped again.
One guy came back one day to clean up and smooth out dirt on one side of the property. And then we waited again. Another 2 weeks. In those 2 weeks we found out the gates we had originally asked for (and reminded the project manager of again back at the beginning of June) were not what we would be getting and we would have to pay more for what we wanted. At this point we just wanted to be done with the headache of a project and company so we agreed to their standard gates and hoped and prayed they would actually show up the next week to finish like they said they would. Guess what? They didn't.
On Wednesday of the next week, the project manager came out to meet with me (only because we thought we had a leak on the property...turned out to be the neighbor's pipe) and told me he had a guy picking up the correct posts for the gates at that very moment and they absolutely would be out that day at least getting those posts in if I have to do it myself! And that they were scheduled to be at our house for the next 5 days finishing up. Did that happen? Nope! But the next day, a couple guys showed up bright and early at 9:45am, spent 2 hours putting in posts for the rest of the fencing...and left. Friday? Nothing. We'll be there Monday to finish up the project by Wednesday. Monday? Nope. Tuesday? I got a text in the morning that they would arrive by 8:30am. When 9:30 came around, I asked where they were. Picking up welder fuel and will be there soon. 11:15 they show up, sit in their truck for an hour and a half...and leave.
When the posts for the fencing were finally installed, they were completely unlevel because they had not graded the dirt prior. This became even more pronounced when they started sloppily welding the top pipes on and there were evident curves. They had to send a new welder out to basically weld on extra height to almost every post in order to make it level. They installed the actual fencing and claimed it was done, only to have left a giant gap at the back of the property that my 5 year old (and the neighbors dog) were easily walking through. They came back out and welded some extra posts in to fill the gaps, then had to fix our flood irrigation valve they had run over and damaged.
You would think with all of the delays, installation mistakes and mis-orders, the owner, Daylyn, would at least be apologetic. But every time we spoke to him, he was rude, short and unwilling to take any responsibility for the poor service. He may have industry experience, but it is apparent that his ego far surpasses his ability to run a business properly. If it weren't for the project manager, Ken, who was hired in halfway through, I don't think any of the mess would have even been fixed. From putting down a deposit on 4/12/22, the 1.5 week project was not completed until 8/10/22.
ETA: Two weeks after the RV gate was hung, a storm came through our property and it completely fell off the hinges. Thanks to homeowners insurance, we were able to have it completely replaced and the company that came out was appalled to see the (lack of) quality of the gate and workmanship.
Phoenix, AZ
Fencing Company
I used Hector to remove an old 10' Rv gate, tear down the old fence block and wide the opening to 14'. The required saw cutting a driveway, pouring new footing, reinforcing old columns. The raise my existing fence up 1 course over the new footing and also rebuilt a crumbling slump block column at the edge of the drive. His cousin and team fabricated new steel gates to fit the new opening and came back two weeks later to install after the concrete and block work had cured. Gates were built custom to my specification with no problems. After 4 quotes - his price was not the lowest but the most care given the extra work he did that the others did not quote. I know masonry and welding work and usually do this stuff myself but at this point in life I could find the time. I've done construction work to earn my income for over 20 years. Nothing sketchy or wrong with their craftsmanship. Have and would recommend to anyone.
Phoenix, AZ 85015
Fencing Company
I had Ken add an RV gate into the alley. He did a great job at a reasonable price. Ken made sure I was happy with all aspects of the project before he was done, he and his crew were alway courteous and cleaned up the project site be for leaving. I have a couple of other projects coming up; I will definitely get Ken to do them.
Chandler, AZ 85224
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