Best Retaining Wall Construction in Phoenix AZ

Abraham was the first to reply with a quote based on the dimensions and photos I provided of my RV gate. He sent photos and came to my house to provide a final quote within days. He was very professional.

Just moved to a new house in STV.  I looked online for block wall companies and reached out to a few for estimates.  Jim from Sunset Fence reached out to confirm details and sent me over an estimate.  The price was fair compared to the competitors, but the level of professionalism and communication was a level above the rest.  They handled almost every aspect of the job including contacting blue stake to confirm where they were going to dig the footers.  They even helped refer me to a landscape company who needed to remove some plants prior to the wall going up.  We are super happy with the finished product and would highly recommend them for wall and gate products.  Thank you Jim & Amy!

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.

We live in Maricopa and have a 5 acre property that needed a fence. It was started in September 2021 and is now complete in March of 2022. During this build there were a multitude of discrepancies. Starting with attendance, their work schedules were inconsistent, starting the day at various times throughout the weeks and working a week here, 2 weeks there, then taking anywhere from 1 week to over a month off at a time then coming back. We got calls telling us they would be out that weekend, where in actuality they did not come out for another 2 or 3 weeks or more.
Additionally to that point they would tell us that the reason for their lack of attendance was that they had other jobs to finish, which made us feel like we were not a priority or at the bottom of their list.

Next was workmanship. The original purpose of the fence was to keep wild dogs, coyotes and other predators out. This was discussed and established at the onset of the project yet throughout the project remained multiple places along the fence that had gaps at the bottom that were big enough for dogs to crawl under and were the cause for numerous reminders to them to please shore up the gaps because dogs or coyotes will simply walk the perimeter till they find an opening and then just remember to go there in the future. All but 1 were fixed in the end and they never returned to fix it. Next was the workspace. Along the perimeter of the fence they left empty bottles of water, concrete bags still full that became hard due to rain, bits of broken concrete, string line, a huge amount of cut pieces of metal wire, as well as loose metal and sharp edges around their welds and on other areas of the fence. There were multiple places on the fence that were loose that we had to bring to there attention to please make tighter.

Though the process took a while and we were able to overlook with patience, the couple of things that made us a bit upset were these; After the said delays in coming back to work, when they came to build one of our gates, they built it crooked and not according to our instructions.  When the discrepancy was mentioned their response was Oh well in order to fix that we would have to make a whole new gate. Basically implying that instead of taking ownership and responsibility for doing the job incorrectly and just working to fix or rebuild the gate, that somehow we were supposed to make some allotment for a bad result or agree to pay additional money to correct a result we didn't initially pay for. Our frustration did assert that their failure to follow instruction was not our burden to bear and was something they needed to account for.

Lastly was when they went to install the solar powered gate operator they left the box and accompanying trash for it on my front yard to get blown over the whole yard. They had to get called back to fix the installed gate that did not open and close correctly and still doesn't to date, and still to date the original gate that was supposed to be built with keeping the wild dogs out in mind still has a gap that wild dogs are able to get through and did as recently as last week. The work to put fence over the large gap in the gate was one of the things along with cleaning up the sharp edges and the rest of the work site along the entire perimeter of the property that they claimed on 3 separate occasions they would show up to address that corresponding weekend or the following one. I gave up calling the owner on the issue after being ignored for 4 weeks straight.

The professionalism was as intermittent as their attendance, and excuses for it was not far behind. I learned a tough lesson with this company.

if negative scores could be given they would get the lowest.  had a quote from jason sandoval for a block wall job at our new house, he came out and gave a bid $3200 - needing half up front to start the job two weeks ago.  gave him the $1600 up front and now........ no wall, no contact - won't reply to calls or texts.  absolute crook and we will be taking this to the fullest extent.  spoke with the roc about your license and bond and your insurance - platte river insurance - lawyer next - you messed with the wrong local neighbors and we will post on every site and tell every listener about your crooked thieving buisness.  three on your side might be a good place next.  and you are in buisness with your brother adam who seems decent and will be tainted by your immoral shady thieving ways.  how you are in business is a miracle, how you sleep at night is baffling.  we are hard working people - with a new home - we need a wall - and this is what happens?  you steal $1600 from us and think we will just let it happen.....

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.