William Baker

We brought in Way To Go Builders after noticing our home’s stone siding had significant wear from years of sun exposure. They decided on a full replacement, doing new stone work for durability and consistency with the surrounding concrete and landscaping.They installed roughly 260 linear feet, covering foundation areas and planter walls - clean joints, proper attachment, and alignment with corners.

Evangeline Brooks

We needed a backyard surface that could support frequent gatherings, sunlight exposure, and garden activity. Decorative concrete was poured across approximately 1,450 square feet, including a central patio and pathways connecting planters and seating zones. Way To Go Builders coordinated layout and ensured city setback compliance. Josef and Mikey supervised forming, reinforcement, and finishing, paying close attention to the slope for proper drainage. A subtle stamped pattern mimicked natural stone, providing traction without uneven surfaces. The design accommodates tables, benches, and casual seating while integrating with existing gardens. Pouring was timed to manage temperature and curing for consistent texture and color. The finished area balances durability, function, and visual appeal, providing a professional-quality backyard gathering space that can handle daily use, outdoor furniture, and pedestrian flow.

Loren Wilson

This review is long overdue but well deserved. My husband and I worked with Way To Go Builders for our pool remodel earlier this year and were so happy with the experience. We got quotes from six different companies, and Way To Go Builders came in right in the middle price-wise. What set them apart was how thorough their initial quote was; while other companies raised their prices once details were discussed, Way To Go Builders included everything from the start and stuck to the price they promised. Just as important, our project manager Eran brought a warm, friendly demeanor and thoughtful perspective when discussing the project. He never tried to upsell us on unnecessary items, and instead focused on helping us realize our vision for the pool.Our remodel was a big project: replastering the pool, replacing cracked coping, relocating the stairs, adding a built-in Jacuzzi, and resloping the pool to create standing room by the Jacuzzi — now perfect for a swim-up bar feel during parties.