This is completely falseOur contract stated 1/upon beginning and half upon completionThe wall is built as we always build our wallsShe literally watched every single block get placed down and ok'd everything then paying the completion money upon approval of the wallWe WILL not refund
anythingPeriodThis is another case of someone whom you CANNOT satisfyWe were warned from several of her neighbors this mid-way through the Project
The pictures I am sending include a picture of the wall with loose dirt pushed up against the bottom of the wall to hide the fact that no layers were buried. The other two pictures show what the bottom of the wall looks like after I cleaned up all the loose dirt Dave left laying around in my yard.I believe this wall will start falling down after a few rains and I base that belief on.. 1. Common Sense 2. Seeing other peoples retaining walls that are crumbling 3. Reading "How to install a retaining wall" and watching the video on this website http://www.pavestone.com/installing-pavestone-retaining-wall-video/. In this video it states "Walls taller than three layers should have the first layer completely buried. Walls that are three layers or less should have at least two to three inches of the first layer buried."
This is completely falseOur contract stated 1/upon beginning and half upon completionThe wall is built as we always build our wallsShe literally watched every single block get placed down and ok'd everything then paying the completion money upon approval of the wallWe WILL not refund
anythingPeriodThis is another case of someone whom you CANNOT satisfyWe were warned from several of her neighbors this mid-way through the Project
The pictures I am sending include a picture of the wall with loose dirt pushed up against the bottom of the wall to hide the fact that no layers were buried. The other two pictures show what the bottom of the wall looks like after I cleaned up all the loose dirt Dave left laying around in my yard.I believe this wall will start falling down after a few rains and I base that belief on.. 1. Common Sense 2. Seeing other peoples retaining walls that are crumbling 3. Reading "How to install a retaining wall" and watching the video on this website http://www.pavestone.com/installing-pavestone-retaining-wall-video/. In this video it states "Walls taller than three layers should have the first layer completely buried. Walls that are three layers or less should have at least two to three inches of the first layer buried."