CUT'N BREAK CONSTRUCTION INC

Description of Work: Concrete repair

Description of Work: Replaced the front steps into our house with a cement ramp. The purpose was to allow my mom's wheelchair access into the house that we were moving into. It was also really useful during our move. They did a good job with the planning. The platform is of a good size for chair maneuverability They sloped it to allow proper water runoff yet not enough to cause the chair to roll off. The threshold into the house is nice and low. The only issue I have is that we needed the slope to be textured. They did a very light brushing, but it really needed more textured for safety in the winter. The diamond expanded metal stamping would have been better. We had so much going on that we did not communicate our texturing needs well, but they did so well with the rest, I'm surprised it lacks a useful anti-slip surface.

Description of Work: They poured a triangular slab of concrete so that I could get my RV into my RV space

Description of Work: They pored a 1400 square foot slab under the house

Description of Work: Relaid pavers on patio after laying down gravel base.

Description of Work: New front sidewalk.

Description of Work: Quick response to my calls. All workmen were very professional. Job completed quickly, looks great

Description of Work: Replaced driveway. Very pleasant and easy to work with. Knowledgeable, experienced. I felt confident in their ability to do the job. Would definitely use again.

Description of Work: They were on time, took care not to damage the surrounding area, respectful, and did a wonderful job laying out the sidewalk and completing the work.

Description of Work: Poured concrete slab in storage room under my garage.

Description of Work: Replaced concrete walkway.

Description of Work: They excavated, which required some delicacy due to curbs we wanted to keep, and lines and old pipes going through the area; they leveled; and poured the slab, grading for drainage.

Description of Work: I was told that my house had sunken over the last seven years by 5/16th of an inch. I am from CA so I was kinda panicked and called my contractor's recommendation of Cut 'N Break. They made an appointment to check the house and provide a bid. The gentleman who came out was prompt and removed his shoes at the door. We toured the house and he checked around; then he told me that the small amount of shrinkage was pretty normal and the house was not sliding and I should not worry. Now, I have dealt with many companies in CA and never has a company walked away telling me I don't need them at this time. So, although I did not use their services, I certainly will call them if I have any problems in the future.

Description of Work: We have a house that has been in the family for over 40 years. One section had sunk, so the doors and windows would not open, we had cracks in the sheetrock, and the floor sloped. Outside we have a 12 foot deep in-ground pool that was in a state of ill repair, the concrete decking was cracked and pitted, and the patio was just as bad. We got several bids, but Cut N' Break was the only company that was willing to do all of the needed projects. We had our fencing removed, so tht the heavy equipment could get in, and everyone including Bob watched out for our prized Silk tree. The crew drilled several holes in the pool. Bob went to work on the pool decking and patio, removing them and placed them in the empty pool. This was a lengthy process, breaking up the concrete, cutting off the pool walls 4 feet below the ground, breaking that concrete into small pieces, then filling the pool with varing sized rocks and finishing it off with 3/4 minus. During all of the layers of rock, the crew was packing each layer down. While all of this was going on, another crew from Cut N' Break (Jimmy, Louie, and others) were digging out the area around our foundation and placing the 7 needed piers. This is an incredible process. I could actually wath the building slowly being raised back to level. I asked Jimmy if he could pour cement slurry under the slab, and about 30 minutes later the truck was there and they were pumping away. After the building was leveled, another crew, (Travis, Fabio, Tom, and others), entered the leveled building and cut out, and removed the cracked slab. the remaing slab was drilled and rebar was inserted and the large 20 x 15 slab was repoured and finished. This crew was very carful to keep there area clean, and were done in 2 days. Then came the french drain and down spout piping. All of the down spouts wer tied together and hard piped out. The french drain was once again dug by Bob, who had to squeeze into very small areas, and use his backhoe like a scalpel. This guy is good at what he does, and works until the job is done.