I did do a job for mr [redacted] .A driveway he seemed to be a respectfull customer at the time We removed an old driveway and walkway there was NO step that he claimed got crackedIt was a deteriorated brick coarse underneath the door that was parged with stucco that cracked and before I poured I asked him if he wanted me to remove the brick and piur it solid concrete and I gave him a very fare price and he denied so I put a parge coat on top of the crack for FREE to give my job a beautiful look for my portfolio and he and his wife was very pleasedI also gave him instructions for the care of the concrete for the first days DO NOT PARK ON IT FOR DAYS WATER IT FOR DAYSlet the concrete cureI was doing a job in his development the following week and drove by his home and a car was parked in the driveway I got out my truck and rang bell and no answer I left a note on the car stating THEY CAN NOT PARK ON DRIVEWAY OR IT WILL CRACKI got no responsea month later I recieved a call from [redacted] that he had a crack in his driveway and I told him what I saw and he got extremely violent at me stating no one has parked in driveway and hung up on me Another month went by and I recieved another call from [redacted] and at this time he sounded under the influence of alcohol (but im no expert) he was ranting that he wanted me to fix the crack and proceeded to make threats of law suits and so one I hung up and ignored him I went by his home and put a saw cut where the crack was but the damage was done when the car parked on it I poured his driveway at a psi at a slump and the requirements for a residential driveway is psi I go the extra mile to prevent cracks and if its my fault I go back to take care of any problems I understand he is upset and I truly feel bad but he should of left the caution tape up until the curing process was doneThank you for yoyr time
I did do a job for mr. [redacted] .A driveway he seemed to be a...
respectfull customer at the time . We removed an old driveway and walkway there was NO step that he claimed got cracked. It was a deteriorated brick coarse underneath the door that was parged with stucco that cracked and before I poured I asked him if he wanted me to remove the brick and piur it solid concrete and I gave him a very fare price and he denied so I put a parge coat on top of the crack for FREE to give my job a beautiful look for my portfolio and he and his wife was very pleased. I also gave him instructions for the care of the concrete for the first 28 days . 1 DO NOT PARK ON IT FOR 28 DAYS . 2 WATER IT FOR 28 DAYS. let the concrete cure. I was doing a job in his development the following week and drove by his home and a car was parked in the driveway . I got out my truck and rang bell and no answer I left a note on the car stating THEY CAN NOT PARK ON DRIVEWAY OR IT WILL CRACK. I got no response. .. a month later I recieved a call from [redacted] that he had a crack in his driveway and I told him what I saw and he got extremely violent at me stating no one has parked in driveway and hung up on me . Another month went by and I recieved another call from [redacted] and at this time he sounded under the influence of alcohol (but im no expert) he was ranting that he wanted me to fix the crack and proceeded to make threats of law suits and so one ... I hung up and ignored him . I went by his home and put a saw cut where the crack was but the damage was done when the car parked on it. I poured his driveway at a 4000 psi at a 4 slump and the requirements for a residential driveway is 3500 psi .. I go the extra mile to prevent cracks and if its my fault I go back to take care of any problems. I understand he is upset and I truly feel bad but he should of left the caution tape up until the curing process was doneThank you for yoyr time
I did do a job for mr [redacted] .A driveway he seemed to be a respectfull customer at the time We removed an old driveway and walkway there was NO step that he claimed got crackedIt was a deteriorated brick coarse underneath the door that was parged with stucco that cracked and before I poured I asked him if he wanted me to remove the brick and piur it solid concrete and I gave him a very fare price and he denied so I put a parge coat on top of the crack for FREE to give my job a beautiful look for my portfolio and he and his wife was very pleasedI also gave him instructions for the care of the concrete for the first days DO NOT PARK ON IT FOR DAYS WATER IT FOR DAYSlet the concrete cureI was doing a job in his development the following week and drove by his home and a car was parked in the driveway I got out my truck and rang bell and no answer I left a note on the car stating THEY CAN NOT PARK ON DRIVEWAY OR IT WILL CRACKI got no responsea month later I recieved a call from [redacted] that he had a crack in his driveway and I told him what I saw and he got extremely violent at me stating no one has parked in driveway and hung up on me Another month went by and I recieved another call from [redacted] and at this time he sounded under the influence of alcohol (but im no expert) he was ranting that he wanted me to fix the crack and proceeded to make threats of law suits and so one I hung up and ignored him I went by his home and put a saw cut where the crack was but the damage was done when the car parked on it I poured his driveway at a psi at a slump and the requirements for a residential driveway is psi I go the extra mile to prevent cracks and if its my fault I go back to take care of any problems I understand he is upset and I truly feel bad but he should of left the caution tape up until the curing process was doneThank you for yoyr time
I did do a job for mr. [redacted] .A driveway he seemed to be a...
respectfull customer at the time . We removed an old driveway and walkway there was NO step that he claimed got cracked. It was a deteriorated brick coarse underneath the door that was parged with stucco that cracked and before I poured I asked him if he wanted me to remove the brick and piur it solid concrete and I gave him a very fare price and he denied so I put a parge coat on top of the crack for FREE to give my job a beautiful look for my portfolio and he and his wife was very pleased. I also gave him instructions for the care of the concrete for the first 28 days . 1 DO NOT PARK ON IT FOR 28 DAYS . 2 WATER IT FOR 28 DAYS. let the concrete cure. I was doing a job in his development the following week and drove by his home and a car was parked in the driveway . I got out my truck and rang bell and no answer I left a note on the car stating THEY CAN NOT PARK ON DRIVEWAY OR IT WILL CRACK. I got no response. .. a month later I recieved a call from [redacted] that he had a crack in his driveway and I told him what I saw and he got extremely violent at me stating no one has parked in driveway and hung up on me . Another month went by and I recieved another call from [redacted] and at this time he sounded under the influence of alcohol (but im no expert) he was ranting that he wanted me to fix the crack and proceeded to make threats of law suits and so one ... I hung up and ignored him . I went by his home and put a saw cut where the crack was but the damage was done when the car parked on it. I poured his driveway at a 4000 psi at a 4 slump and the requirements for a residential driveway is 3500 psi .. I go the extra mile to prevent cracks and if its my fault I go back to take care of any problems. I understand he is upset and I truly feel bad but he should of left the caution tape up until the curing process was doneThank you for yoyr time