Tennyson Foundation Repair LLC

I think the work is good but price and cleanup are issues.
Last summer I had cracks in my foundation and called several companies for quotes. I learned I needed helical piers to raise and stabilize the foundation. I ended up hiring Mr. Tennyson, somewhat against my intuition. It was just a small feeling, so I ignored it to get a better price.
I asked him why there was no BBB rating and he said that he relies on social media. He said the BBB charges for membership and social media is more honest. This may be true, but after I posted a 3-​star review of another company, the owner called me and I deleted the review. How many others have done the same?
Mr. Tennyson did four jobs for me. He installed drainage in an area where water drips down over the eaves and into a rose bed near the foundation. His men did a good job, but instead of removing the debris they piled it behind a wall at the other end of the house. Sneaky. I had to haul away several bucket loads of dirt and rocks.
He installed helical piers and as far as I know, he did a good job. It was week-​long process and they cleaned up after the work was done. I have no complaints, as I agreed to have 9 instead of the 11 recommended by another company. Helical piers cost about $ 1,000 apiece.
He installed drainage on the east side of the house. For $ 1,800 his men removed a rock drainage path, installed pipes underneath and bubblers into the yard away from the house. This came out very nicely.
When I needed a similar pipe on the west side of the house, he quoted me the same price of $ 1,800. It was a much easier job, and took his men about 3 hours to complete. I accepted the price because I didn’t know anyone else who would do such a small job. I learned later that a landscape company would have done it for much less. Buyer beware. Listen to that intuition. At the end of the job, his men used my hose to test the system and replaced it on the reel. When I went to use it, it was a horribly tangled mess. I tried for about 40 minutes (in the sun) to get it off the reel, but ended up cutting it and throwing it away.