Jay's Construction

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me. 
Regards,
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ReThe contractor did return to address all the patchwork that was on the foundation. He also agreed with me and said the quality was not acceptable. He mentioned his employee was the one that did the previous work. The reason the contractor had to return was the work was done when the sun was very hot in that area causing the concrete to dry to quickly causing cracking both times. I also want to add that the rework was done on 11/16/15 and that evening the temperatures were below freezing. I mentioned taking care of this in the spring but the contractor wanted to do it now. I had reservations because it will not have any time to really cure before being subjected to freezing temps. every evening. The major concern is that there is a possibility that it will freeze and eventually break away from the foundation. The cost of the job was $850.00 and unfortunately from the beginning when I suggested coming in the afternoon when the sun was not hitting directly on the area involved, my advice was ignored causing premature drying. I.E. an hour after the job was comleted there were large cracks in various places. My hope is that the parging is still on the foundation when spring arrives. I would also like to thank the Revdex.com for there follow through in making the repairs happen.