In March of 2005 we hired Soil Solutions to decommission sespools on our property. Excavation was done and only one sespool was found and decommissioned. The existing sewer line that went STRAIGHT from the house to the street was replaced by a sewer line that went out from the house for 10ft then made a 45 degree turn to the left about 10ft and then back 90 degrees to the right about 10ft and then reconnected to the original sewer line. In April of 2005 I received a bill for the decommission of TWO sespools (even though only one was located in March) and after much back and forth and arguing with them they finally dropped the charges for the second sespool.\r
In August of 2008 a scope of the sewer line showed that the second bend in the sewer line was not graded (sloped) properly causing sewer water to pool up in that section of pipe. The company that performed the scope could not understand why the sewer line made so many twists and turns.\r
I contacted SS and told them about the problem and in the meantime obtained a second opinion and again was told the problem was that we had so many turns in the sewer line instead of the obvious straight line. SS said the ""natural settling"" caused the problem and they were not going to fix it without charging us to do the job all over again. We are now paying close to $1000.00 to repair a defective installation job done by Soil Solutions. I would also like to ad that the Presidant of Soil Solutions, Anthony Bustamonte, was the most difficuIt, unresponsive, and indifferent person I have ever had the pleasure (not) of doing business with. I hope my story and the other review left on citysearch will spare our community from being ripped off by this company!
Cons: Everything about this company and Tony
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