Stone Edge Design Inc

If you are considering working with any company, especially when investing tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars, I recommend taking the following precautions: - Consult an attorney: Have a lawyer review the contract to ensure it is mutually protective and fair. - Get the warranty in writing: Ensure that any warranty or guarantee is documented in the contract before signing. - Verify insurance coverage: Get in writing proof of insurance for all contractors and subcontractors before signing any agreements. - Watch for red flags: If the company belittles or dismisses these precautions, take it as a warning sign. A reputable company will understand and respect your due diligence, especially since they drafted the contract. - Do thorough research: Conduct a comprehensive web search, including the company name, the owner's name, and terms like "lawsuit," "Better Business Bureau," etc. to identify any potential concerns. - Document: Before any work begins, take clear photos or videos of the area and all property involved. Continue documenting during the project to help prevent disputes about what transpired. - Trust your instincts: If concerns about workmanship, quality, etc. arise early in the project, address them immediately. It’s often better to cut your losses and move on rather than continue investing in a project that may not meet your expectations.

It turned out fine. They were great.

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Please see above. The only down side was that we had a very small addition to the work and they charged an additional $180. Out of $15,000, I think they should have done it gratis.

My pool looks worst now than it did for 15 years. In the summer of 2009 StoneEdge completed the work. They did Tile repair around the pool and completely re-did the Gunite. It looked fantastic. We trucked in the water. It looked like a brand new pool. The tile repair work was done and it looked great.
Then toward the end of that summer(2009) the Gunite started turning brown and I called the owner. Mr. Fitzpatrick came out and said it must be the water and lets look at it again in 2010. I opened the pool in 2010 and it was terrible. Mr. Fitzpaatrick from StoneEdge came out and said it must be the service company that cleans the pool weekly. At the end of 2010 summer I told the owner I wanted the Gunite re-done. He said it was not his fault. He had the BEST Gunite crew in New England. He blamed it on the water we had and the weekly cleaning company. My cleaning company called him as well because they did not like being blamed for the faulty work. In fact my cleaning company recommended StoneEdge as they had done a nice job for other customers. I think Steve Pappas prepared the estimate. In 2011, I called again and StoneEdge came out. They said it was nothing they did and would not repair it. But they would charge me full price to put in another surface that would look better. They said it was not their fault and by 2012 I gave up.
It is now 2013 and I will have to get some estimates for repair work or re-do the pool again.
I am glad for Angies List to write this review so other people will be warned.
I WOULD NEVER USE THIS COMPANY AGAIN! I wasted $21,000.00.

It went well. They did a nice job -- left no mess in the yard afterwards (no damage to the existing concrete, etc.). Do get a fixed-price agreed with them upfront. They did charge us for any additional, really small items. If you are on well water, do as they advise and have fresh clean water brought in by truck. Do not heat the pool for 7-10 days after the pool is filled with water as it weakens the finish.
Overall, they did a good job. We'll see in the spring of 2013 if all of the tile remained in place. We'd used the company 10 years ago for just a tile job, and the tiles under the diving board fell out every year. This time they did some repairs to the coping, so hopefully the tile stays in place.
Very nice work crew -- polite, neat and ontime every day.

Where to begin ... my brother and I are selling my father's house because he has moved to an assisted living facility. As a part of the purchase and sale agreement, we needed to repair a leak in the gunite pool in the back yard. I had tried to contact a number of other pool repair companies and couldn't get any of them to look at a 35 year old leaking pool -- I don't know why. At the start of August, --after my husband spent several Saturdays trying to figure out where the leak was and trying to fix it -- Stone Edge agreed to look at the pool. Their scheduler was polite and apologetic about need to reschedule the estimate appointment (4 times). I was a bit irritated about the delay because nobody is living in the house, which means that I have to make time to go there to meet anyone working there. Because I needed to get the work done and it had been difficult to get anyone out there for this, I didn't complain at that point. The crew was finally able to meet with me on August 19. They told me that the leak was somehow related to the skimmer and that it would cost a minimum of $1600 to repair. I agreed to proceed with the work (because I had little choice). The scheduler told me that the crew would return to complete the work on August 23 or 24 and that she would call me later that afternoon to confirm the date and time. I never heard from her. Trying to be patient, I waited until August 23 to call Stone Edge. I was told that the crew would meet me the next day. They arrived on time, and repaired the skimmer and replaced a valve in the floor of the pool at the deep end. They told me everything was all set and we filled the pool. As previously noted, nobody lives in the house. My brother went to the house on September 8 to clean it and to add chlorine. The pool was nearly empty with only a foot or so of water in the deep end of the pool. There seemed to be a problem with the new valve in the deep end. I called Stone Edge Design to let them know about the problem. I assumed that since they caused this problem they would be eager to get to the house to fix it. Not so much. I spent a week trying to get in touch with the scheduler and was put off repeatedly. When the crew finally arrived, they didn't have the equipment they needed which meant that I had to go back to the house again two days later (which meant I had to miss my daughter's soccer game). I think the stupid thing is finally fixed, but I am so frustrated by the process that there is no chance I would ever consider hiring these people for anything again. Customer service is NOT a priority for Stone Edge Design. I felt as though I was inconveniencing them!