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  Complete Basement Systems

  Very well. The man was extremely honest about whether or not the job was worth us paying what it would cost and at this time we determined it can't happen. If we do any work in the future we WILL hire Rod's.
  - Brandy V.
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  Naturescapes LLC

  Mike Bradley from Naturescapes is top notch. We first hired him several years ago to build a paver patio in our backyard. We've since had him back to do major landscaping in our front and back yards including rock removal, sod installation, overhaul of a planter area, boulder installation, and more. Most recently he replaced a window well and helped with a solution to combat a chronic drainage problem we've had on the north side of our property. I can't say enough wonderful things about this man and his company. It's so hard these days to find good quality work from honest dependable people. We plan on working with him again when we want to remove some ailing aspens and plant another tree on our property.
  - Tina S.
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  MCC and Services LLC

  Samuel constantly under bid jobs and then tried to make us pay for his grossly over budget work. The quality was very poor with cheap materials, short cuts, and sloppy workmanship. In one case he failed to grade the yard right, which caused a foundation wall to fail. He refused to take responsibility. On another job he built an addition to close to the garage and we had to tear off part of the garage. On another job he rebuilt a garage in an easement and he had to tear down a brand new garage. I should have learned to stop using him, but I flip multiple houses at once and we had him working on many jobs at the same time. Every job also took three times as long to complete as he quoted. He loves to use other companies licenses to pull permits without their knowledge and use his own crew to do the work. Ask the city of Greeley planning department what they think of him. He does not know the codes and City of Greeley recommends you not use him. I have also had three of his workers/subs call me because he did not pay them and they wanted to lien my house. A lot of the work he did was not done right: electrical, plumbing, HVAC, carpentry, painting, kitchens, baths all had sloppy and poor work done. We found out he did not use backer-board to install new tile on one bath, but used regular drywall. He used untreated wood to build a deck, built a patio cover with roof supports 24 inches apart (even I know they should be 16). He tore down a patio with out my permission, when we asked him to repair it. He tore down a garage without my permission when we asked him to fix it. The list goes on and on. I also know multiple other people who have used him and had the same issues. Multiple people are threatening to lien and sue him. Stay away!
  - Mark F.
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  Concrete Connection Inc

  I started calling this business the beginning of July. I had to leave a message. After two weeks without a response I called back and left another message. I had wanted three estimates for the job. The other two companies I called called me back right away, came out that day and gave me estimates. I did receive a callback the next day (7/21) where I made an appointment for the owner to come look at the job on 8/3. He was on time, looked at the job then told me I would have the estimate via email in two days. I have yet to receive an email from him. So far, with the experience I've had with this company I'm of the belief that I won't do business with them. Not sure when the job would be done.
  - Connie G.
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  Northern Colorado Concrete Inc

  I waited 3 weeks for a phone call back just for a quote. As soon as I had accepted the quote they started right away. The work was damaged by the tenate. When I asked them to tell me how much to repair for damage and they never returned my call. This damage was being investigated criminally, and just needed them to write the repair cost up for me, so that the criminal case would cover the repair. I never received this and lost out on about $2000 because of it.
  - Cassie K.
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  Northern Colorado Concrete Inc

  The drive way started cracking within two weeks of installation. Larry the owner assured us that when the weather was warmer he would send his crew to repair it.  They didn't come and many calls were made to Larry.  He kept saying it would be fixed. He came out twice and marked the squares that needed replacing.  The last time my husband spoke with him he said my husband needed therapy because he was crazy and dangerous. He kept calling us and threating my husband's sanity.  We have moved from that location (5169 Buena Vista Dr, Greeley) but my brother-in-law is now residing at that location.

  Please make sure more people are not ripped off by Larry and Colorado Concrete.

  
  

  We filed a complaint with Better Business Bureau but they couldn't help us.

  
  
  - Alyce B.
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  Concrete Connection Inc

  Everything went very well from estimate process through clean up. Larry and crew were very professional are definitely skilled craftsmen. We collaborated on the look and design. They provided great suggestions with pros/cons. I spent more than I planned, but am happy with the outcome and feel it was worth it. Bottom line: they did what they said they would do, when they said they would do it. We're very pleased and recommend Concrete Connection highly!
  
  - Lance D.
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  Extreme Stucco and Stone

  Great job Workers were very professional, and done a great job.  Stucco was right on schedule very clean and professional job.  Stone work is the best that I have seen in a long time. 

  I felt that Extreme Stucco and Stone done a great job for the money and I would highly recommend them to anyone.

  
  

  
  
  - Nicole W.
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  Triple AAA Concrete Inc

  Patio was completed.   Failed to clean up trash and debris and left a huge mess.  Armando says he would return to clean up, but never shows up and is extremely unprofessional.  What a mess!
  
  - WILLIAM C.
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  AB Contractors

  I had the honor of inheriting my family homestead after my great uncle passed away in 2009.  The house was built in 1874 and the last renovation was in 1932 when the indoor plumbing and electricity was installed for a family reunion.  The roof was leaking the house was sinking into the irrigation ditch; but I wanted to restore the historic home and put it on the National Register of Historic Places.  After multiple foundation estimators came out and told me to tear down the house and start over, I found a structural engineer who had been working with AB Contractors and Charlie Black for many years.  They met me at the house on St Patrick's Day 2010, and did not sugar coat the obvious; it was going to be a big project with many unknowns but they could complete the project.  I appreciated their candor and decided to hire both of them.  Charlie Black worked with me regarding the special rules in order to keep the house eligible to go on the historic register.  The house was torn down to studs to make it light enough to repair the foundation.  The foundation of the house was replaced in 2 sections. The ground around the front was excavated and then the house was put on stilts and the foundation was poured in, it was then set down on the new foundation. Around the back of the house was then excavated and the same process began.  After the house was on the new foundation the interior work began. Bringing a house that is 136 years old up to code is a challenge while trying to keep the original feel to the house while adding some modern items, like a washer and dryer. Five months from start to finish and I have a beautiful home.  I have hired Charlie to come back and do some additional work and I still have 5 buildings I would like to restore.  I will be asking Charlie Black from AB Contractors to come back.
  
  - Trish C.