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"The owner explained what they were doing during coating, and gave advice as needed to make sure the driveway lasts"

"It was good. They were very personable, they were very friendly and I was part of the process the whole time. They were quick and efficient and it was great."

We take great pride in our experience, expertise, quality, and customer service that we provide to meet the consumer's needs. It is our mission to provide excellent workmanship and complete customer satisfaction from start to completion of a project. In order to understand the needs and expectations of our customers, we take great care to work and communicate with every customer in a professional manner. Our reputation is based on service, safety, and quality, regardless of how large or small the job.

"They gave us a timely bid, did the job on time."

"Wolf Paving met and exceeded all expectations. They went the extra mile to make me happy."

"Excellent, they did a great job!!"

"We had a very good experience with Doctor Asphalt. They were professional in their communications and worked to provide us good solutions to our driveway problems. We did run into an issue, and they were quick to work with us to fix the problem. Highly recommend."

"First of all I hired him based on reviews on Angie's list that described him as good about explaining things and affordable.  Brad was good about coming out and explaining things.  He is a one-man operation.  I wanted to have soil sloped away from two apartment buildings (these buildings are next to each other).  Everything is wide open and very accessible.  He delivered 5 yards of topsoil, that went well enough.  I received and paid bill.  The second time, about 3 weeks later, he assembled 3-inch PVC extensions for the downspouts in order to direct water away from entryway of each building.  These extensions were about 20 feet in length per building.  Basically if you know anything about PVC, you glue together pieces with fittings, somewhat like Tinker Toys.  Not to discount the knowledge needed but it is a do it yourself kind of project, and I enjoy these kind of projects, but basically have no time because of 2 fulltime jobs.  OK, so it was my bad not to ask the per-hour rate up front but I saw people's comments about his "affordability"  Also when we had been talking about the topsoil he did say that if he had to bring out the bobcat it would be over 100 an hour.  I said in that case do not bring out bobcat (to spread soil that I had not had time to spread).  Well, when he came out the second time, he just had a regular (although all shiney and new) pickup truck.  He took it upon himself to spread the dirt (by hand).  Next he assembled the PVC and camoflauged it by half-burying under the soft soil.  I left to go to work.  When I received bill for 3 1/2 hours of work at 125 an hour (plus 158 for PVC parts) I could not believe it.  I called him and he said he had brought out truck.  I said "you mean your pickup truck, it was not a dump truck."  So he took off 1/2 hour. That brings the effective rate down to 107 per hour.  Gee thanks Brad.  I will not hire him again because of this.  I do absolutely believe in paying a fair rate, but 125 per hour is more than double what should be paid for this type of work.  I feel he took advantage.  I should have asked the per hour rate up front and he should have explained it.  If he had been doing bobcat work I would certainly expect to pay more per hour.  I will not hire him again.  If you hire him I highly recommend getting everything in writing UP FRONT. <br />"

"We hired this company because the came in with the low bid among several highly regarded landscape companies that we interviewed. In retrospect, we really regret this decision.  <br /> First, the small stuff. After they seeded the lawn, wind blew much of the seeds into the mulch beds where the grass grew much better than it did where it was supposed to grow. It's been a couple of growing seasons and our grass hasn't fully taken off, largely because I suspect they didn't use enough top soil. It would have been nice if they had checked back with us to see whether the seeding was successful.  <br /> Many of the shrubs that they planted have failed (some were replaced under warranty). Again, I suspect inadequate topsoil is at least partly to blame.  <br /> The garden trellis that they built initially was flimsy, collapsed and had to be replaced.  <br /> Finally, they built a large patio out of pavers. This project was a substantial investment on our part. Within a year, the patio collapsed into a hole. When they came out to look at the job, they claimed that there must be some issue below the surface and thus was not their fault. They then presented us with a large estimate for repairing the patio. Because we were dissatisfied with their services all around, we sought alternative bids for fixing the project and went with a different company to repair it. During the repairs, the entire patio had to be excavated and we found evidence that the base underneath the patio had not been properly compacted (as required by the paver company). Moreover, there is other evidence that the patio was improperly installed in terms of the sand that was put in between the pavers. That sand began washing away shortly after installation and will take several thousand dollars to redo.  <br /> So, it was bad enough that our project had so many failures, some of which have involved very expensive fixes, but what was most disappointing was the unsympathetic and utterly unhelpful response on the part of Herman Landscaping. <br />"

"Washa Remodeling saved us from the fiasco created by the first company we hired to put a bathroom in the basement bedroom and redo the bedroom itself. The previous company had started a year and a half earlier by putting up framing with a bathroom floor plan that did not meet city codes. They never finished and we had to go to small claims to get our money back. Adam from Washa gave us a quote that was higher than the one we had, but, obviously, it was necessary to do the job correctly. Steve Wineland, the site manager, is tops in the trade. We have had a lot of construction work at our home and our business and Steve is the best. The subcontractors were also outstanding. The flooring was delayed in arriving due to covid, but that was the only problem. The room and bathroom look amazing. We are going to start our next project very soon of remodeling our existing bathroom configuration on the first floor. I would recommend Washa for any project even if their price is somewhat higher because they are professionals, and, you get what you pay for."