Business ProfileforWCK Foundation Repair

On July 5, 2022 **** **** the owner of WCK Foundation Repair met me at my house to give me an estimate. He told me that they had to drill multiple holes to install piers. Some of the holes required removing bushes in the front of the house. He said they'd reinstall the bushes but they couldn't guarantee they'd survive. Other holes had to be dug underneath either concrete or brick pavers. He said they would do the entire job for $12,500, including reattaching a broken drain pipe which took water away from my house to the lake behind it. I asked them to do this when **** told me that the company was expanding and now starting to also do drainage jobs in addition to foundation repair. On July 26, his son ***** who was not the crew chief, came to look at the job with me. The contract called for the crew chief to meet with me prior to the job beginning but ****** the crew chief did not come until the day work began. When ***** left we still had the same agreement. Prior to ***** coming I asked them if they could do the job for any less and they said they would do it for $12,000. Therefore I didn't get any other estimates from competing companies. The job was completed in mid August. After they left, we had rain and I noticed 2 places where they had reinstalled the pavers, were now collecting water. They had not been reinstalled properly. I had the pavers installed to begin with, to move the water away from my house. The WKC warranty specifically states that it is not valid if the house does not have proper drainage. The house had proper drainage prior to the pavers being reinstalled. Water above these pavers, now collects & can drain down to where the piers are installed. They created this issue. When I told **** **** about the problem he said that he wasn't going to do anything about it. He said that it wasn't in the contract for them to reinstall pavers. They did this work, improperly. It was included in the original job scope as we had discussed.