WOODCO WALLS

I have pictures I wish I could post. First off I have the same complaint as everyone else. Lumpy floors that don't drain seem to be their trademark. After they finished their work, but before my house was set in place, it rained. I then saw how poor of job they did; my basement floor was turned into a lake. The drains were in the corner. The water was in the middle of the floor and couldn't get to the drains. Then as water dried, my basement turned into a series of ponds and islands. It was then when I realized how lumpy the floor really was. To add to their poor job, one of their workmen left me a set of foot prints in the wet cement. Again, the same sorry excuse, the floor was in specs. They told me to pick a low spot and they would put in anther drain. They cut a hole in the floor to the gravel below and put a small grate there. The water sits there now and slowly seeps into the gravel. Cracks begin to appear in the floor before the house was set on the basement. I have one door frame that is now supporting a part of the wall above it because of the large crack in it.

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We contracted Woodco Walls to excavate and construct the walls and floor of our new home. First off the planning staff was very knowledgeable and helpful with site layout, the excavation subcontractor they used was nice and did a fine job. The crew that completed the footers and set and poured the walls were very nice and answered any questions ask. After the walls were set and forms removed the corners were in bad shape (forms are not vibrated) woodco sent someone out repeatedly to "patch" them. When the floor crew came to pour the floor I was unable to be on site, they poured the floor on a windy day (not good) the floor came out with dipped and raised areas. They had to come back out and take out a 5x5 section and replace it, the floor cracked everywhere except the lines they cut. At this point I had to contact the owner more than 5 times to get him out and look at the flooring, when I finally got him to come out he brought two crewmembers with a small angle grinder to fix the floor. After the owner inspected the floor he had to rent a floor grinder to attempt to smooth the floor out. We were told that what was not ground down were within the contract allowance, so now we are left with a lumpy floor that does not slop to the sump drain. I would not use them again. See for yourself, look up woodco walls on YouTube and see the job they did for me.