We had a 10,000 dollar job done this week by Everdry Waterproofing. Mr. McGarey was the representative and assured us of the professionalism with which it would be completed. The job started 7/6 at which time the areas were all prepared for work. Five men showed up to do the job. On 7/7 only four men showed up and the following 2 days only 3 men arrived causing a longer period of time to complete the job.
On 7/8, after the men left I noticed the shoddiness of the workmanship. I called Everdry and left a message for a supervisor to come to the work site. One of the supervisors, Brandon and the owner Chuck, had dropped by briefly on 7/7 but did not stay. Brandon, the supervisor, came around 9 am on 7/9, and I explained my concerns about the ragged cuts for the pipes and the unevenness of the concrete removal. He said it would all look fine upon completion.
When the job was what they called completed, my interior floors are waving and slants outward which will cause puddles along the walls. The crew that was sent was young and very inexperienced and seemed to lack training. The tools used were inadequate to give a professional appearance and at the end of the job, the clean-up was lacking. I again called Everdry to have Brandon come out. I left the message with Lisa who said he would call back. At 9:30 pm on 7/9 he had still not made contact. I pressured washed my driveway to remove the excess concrete. One of the men poured the bucket of water used to clean the tools at the end of the driveway.
Fortunately it had not set and I was able to remove it. The foreman cleaned his tools with the hose right on the driveway with no consideration for the property. I think this particular franchise gives Everdry a bad name and I certainly would not recommend them to my neighbors who are all having the same problems I had. Please advise. Everdry sent the men back to re do the concrete work. It is still not professional but it is a lot better than it was.
Looking at my contract, which I should have paid closer attention, nothing the salesman said is listed. Also on the one side of the house, it had to be re-dug since the pipes were never placed at the frost line as stated. Over the entire job was not worth 10,000 dollars. The salesman said all cracks would be hydraulically filled which never happened and the wall cracks were basically done with caulking. This is the Cranberry Branch of Everdry in Pennsylvania.
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