Forklift versus block wall
A concrete block wall punched through by a forklift: damaged block cut out, new block laid in, then painted to match.
When a forklift driver is texting his buddies about the weekend plans, this is what the building gets. The forks came through the outside of the wall and kept going, so from inside you could see cracked block shoved into the room and pieces of it on the floor.
Step one was taking out everything that was damaged. Cracked block doesn't get patched, it gets removed, and the removal always opens up a little more than the dent on the outside suggests.
Step two, new block laid into the opening on the same coursing so the joints line up with what is already there. Step three, paint, and done.
And that's the whole reason you're paying for it. When the job is finished, nobody can tell where it happened.
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