Company did not follow through on agreed-upon instructions regarding excavation that involved partial destruction of in-ground irrigation system Several times company was advised the necessity of marking/tagging locations where in-ground irrigation system would be destroyed during excavation done to relocate leach field for septic system It was explained in detail that to prevent extensive costs to me, to please bend up one end of any irrigation line cut and removed, and to do the same to the other end of any line that was cut also cut in the removal of irrigation lines to complete the excavation It was further explained that by doing so, it would allow my landscaper/irrigation serviceman to quickly replace and repair any cut lines if they could be easily identified after the excavation process and leach field creation was completed Otherwise, without knowing where all the cuts and missing lines were, it would involve considerable time and cost to re-dig the area to locate wher
Company did not follow through on agreed-upon instructions regarding excavation that involved partial destruction of in-ground irrigation system
Several times company was advised the necessity of marking/tagging locations where in-ground irrigation system would be destroyed during excavation done to relocate leach field for septic system It was explained in detail that to prevent extensive costs to me, to please bend up one end of any irrigation line cut and removed, and to do the same to the other end of any line that was cut also cut in the removal of irrigation lines to complete the excavation It was further explained that by doing so, it would allow my landscaper/irrigation serviceman to quickly replace and repair any cut lines if they could be easily identified after the excavation process and leach field creation was completed Otherwise, without knowing where all the cuts and missing lines were, it would involve considerable time and cost to re-dig the area to locate wher
They did a terrible job with the finshing, said it would be put back the way it was (far from it) Broke the sewer line in my house pushed it right through the sheet rock and even cracked the 2x4's he came in and looked at it when he did it and said it was fine, noticed later that night it was actually leaking The next morning he fixed it himself Was informed he was not suppose to fix anything on the inside, because he isn't a licensed plumber Will be reporting to the state also some areas have less then an inch of loam on them, not the required inches
Company did not follow through on agreed-upon instructions regarding excavation that involved partial destruction of in-ground irrigation system Several times company was advised the necessity of marking/tagging locations where in-ground irrigation system would be destroyed during excavation done to relocate leach field for septic system It was explained in detail that to prevent extensive costs to me, to please bend up one end of any irrigation line cut and removed, and to do the same to the other end of any line that was cut also cut in the removal of irrigation lines to complete the excavation It was further explained that by doing so, it would allow my landscaper/irrigation serviceman to quickly replace and repair any cut lines if they could be easily identified after the excavation process and leach field creation was completed Otherwise, without knowing where all the cuts and missing lines were, it would involve considerable time and cost to re-dig the area to locate wher
Company did not follow through on agreed-upon instructions regarding excavation that involved partial destruction of in-ground irrigation system
Several times company was advised the necessity of marking/tagging locations where in-ground irrigation system would be destroyed during excavation done to relocate leach field for septic system It was explained in detail that to prevent extensive costs to me, to please bend up one end of any irrigation line cut and removed, and to do the same to the other end of any line that was cut also cut in the removal of irrigation lines to complete the excavation It was further explained that by doing so, it would allow my landscaper/irrigation serviceman to quickly replace and repair any cut lines if they could be easily identified after the excavation process and leach field creation was completed Otherwise, without knowing where all the cuts and missing lines were, it would involve considerable time and cost to re-dig the area to locate wher
They did a terrible job with the finshing, said it would be put back the way it was (far from it) Broke the sewer line in my house pushed it right through the sheet rock and even cracked the 2x4's he came in and looked at it when he did it and said it was fine, noticed later that night it was actually leaking The next morning he fixed it himself Was informed he was not suppose to fix anything on the inside, because he isn't a licensed plumber Will be reporting to the state also some areas have less then an inch of loam on them, not the required inches