Acculevel

Based on an estimate they gave in 2020, Acculevel installed helical piers on the back part of my house after I purchased it. When I got a new job a year and a half later and needed to sell, I discovered that the work they did wasn't even half of what was actually needed, and that I would have to spend several thousand more to complete the job. In discussions with Acculevel, I was told "our guy should have done a more complete inspection" and "I’ve been in situations where sellers try and manage the contract in a way to save themselves money. That’s probably what happened in this case. That’s still no excuse, we should look at the whole house.” Yet I don't know if anyone was ever truly forthcoming with me about what was going on — with the previous job and the new estimate of what else was needed — and I certainly didn't appreciate Freddie's attempts to gaslight me while looking at inspection reports. Seven thousand dollars -- which is the discounted price they quoted me only after several hours of back and forth -- is a huge amount of money that I shouldn't have to pay, if only Acculevel had been as "honest and transparent" as it claimed to be when I purchased the home. I'd be skeptical of any estimate they provide.