Proseal Applications

Recommended to me by a neighbor who uses ProSeal for their businesses. This was the only contractor that was honest, punctual and considerate of our time. Stuck to their bid and did far more work than I was charged for. They were actually more affordable than our other two bids and fixed a botched repair, done by another company, at no cost to me. They explained everything thoroughly, including their warranty, to me and again to my spouse. Came back and checked on the work several weeks later, which I appreciate. I feel ProSeal went above and beyond in helping me out, but according to my neighbor, that is how they always operate.I was very pleased with the price, quality and service I received.

I thought ProSeal did a great job- they were professional, I feel like they knew what they were talking about, and ultimately they had a better answer to fixing our issue than having a big concrete replacement project that would have cost a few thousand dollars. I used to be in the home-improvement industry, so I checked their insurance and credentials, they had them. (at the time of this posting, their profile on Angie's List says they're not insured or bonded, which caught my attention since they are).

We recently had ProSeal Applications, owner Dan Kindsfather, fix and seal two small holes in our basement floor. We left the hose running near the house and found that water had leaked on the floor of our basement. We called ProSeal Applications. The owner, Dan Kindsfather, gave us an estimate for injecting gel coate epoxy method, $675.00, and sealing using polyurea over, $350.00. We were told the process would be applied over a three day period, for drilling holes, filling and covering with polyurea. We agreed and scheduled an appointment. When Dan Kindsfather showed up as planned he had an older gentleman with him that seemed like he was more qualified and knowledgable than Dan, as he inspected the holes and told me and Dan that all that was needed to be done wa patching over the holes. He also told me that he would patch under the window. I let him know that spot did not leak, but he said it would do it for a preventative measure. I let my boyfriend know what was happening and asked if he would go downstairs and make sure he was okay with what they were doing. He works nights so I was handling the matter for him. I needed him to see what was going on with the new plan on patching the holes. They were almost done by then. My boyfriend let me know that all they were doing was patching the holes, not drilling. The patch job took the two men one hour to complete. Dan said he would return 6 hours later to inspect the patch. When he returned he looked at it and said it would take one week to completely harden. Then he gave me the bill of $825.00. I was prepared for $350.00 as what was quoted in his estimate for sealing with Polyurea. He charged and additional $475.00 for gelcoate epoxy method he did not do. It did not take him the three days, it took one hour. I let him know that I was confused regarding this. He said the chemicals were very expensive. I have later found out that they are less than $100.00. So, he charged me $700.00 for 1 hour of work for two laborers. He himself looked as if he was just learning his trade as the older gentleman was instructing him to what to do and how to do it. I would never recommend Dan Kindsfather orf ProSeal Applications to anyone. What a rip off !!!!