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"Owner Joe Wells did an excellent job,very professional, punctual and cleaned up everything when paving was complete"

At A1 Asphalt Paving and Seal Coating, we specialize in delivering high-quality asphalt paving and seal coating services for both residential and commercial properties. With years of experience in the industry, our skilled team is dedicated to providing long-lasting solutions that enhance the durability and appearance of your driveways, parking lots, and roads.\n

"Did not respect my neighbors property. The asphalt was soft for two weeks. Decent price. Did not respond when asked more questions on how to harden the Asphalt. Not great work."

"the customer service team was very responsive prior to agreeing to go with this company, the installation team knew exactly what to do, supervisor was on site. the team, installed, and cleaned up properly after completion of the job. this company was not the cheapest, but still in a competitive price range. i will not hesitate to call this company again on my next project!"

"Pete was amazing. He demoed the existing chimney brick, and replace with all new brick once the chimney was rebuilt and properly supported. Pete arrived on time every day, he completed the work timely and did a very high quality job. I would hire Pete again in a second and without any hesitation! Quality, professionalism and respect are qualities you can expect from Pete."

"A & A Asphalt repaved large sections  of our Swim/ Tennis/ Clubhouse parking lot , seal coated and re-striped.  Club is 50+ years old and  on 5  acres and has a long driveway with 2 parking areas. Bid was very specific and prices reasonable.  Workmanship seems excellent.   We are lucky to have found A & A and I highly recommend this company. <br /> Max Baerman <br /> Building and Grounds Chairman of Leafmore Club. <br />"

"This is a contractor which is difficult to properly rate. There were some positive aspects to my experience, and some equally negative aspects. In addition, I do not have experience with other concrete contractors in the area so cannot do a comparison regarding some of the technical/engineering disappointments, in that I do not know if other contractors would have routinely done better. <br /> First off, I would say that the concrete subcontractor the Hemma uses ? Thomas Concrete ? has a top notch product and is one of the reasons I decided to go with Hemma in spite of their less than sterling ratings here. (I also was swayed by their BBB rating of A+, they have been in business under the same name for a long time, and that some of their negative ratings here are by people who seemed to only do negative ratings.) Their pre-sales pitch and material is also very smooth and convincing in its detail. In our multiple pre-sales meetings, they were made fully aware of the fact that one of the main reasons we had decided to go ahead with a new driveway was drainage problems with the existing driveway, which they said was a common reason for replacement and that they could resolve the issues pointed out to them with no problem. <br /> Those things said, my total experience was rather shy of completely positive. The key item here is that the new driveway they initially installed had a drainage problem that was much worse than the old driveway. Also of note: the complaints of others of poor responsiveness turned out to be valid for their Project Manager, Frank Diaz.  He stopped answering calls when the going got rough. However, my experience with their Operations Manager, Jeff Hardman, was rather better. He did reliably respond to my questions and concerns. See below for more detail on these. Obviously I cannot comment on their honoring their warranty at this point. <br /> Their quote gave a price that was not the cheapest, but was in the ball park of others and we were not looking for the least expensive, but rather the best value that would solve our problems from a reliable contractor. Their pre-sales gave me the feeling of confidence that they would do this. <br /> On the day they said they would arrive to start work, they said they would be there at 7:30AM; they did not arrive until after 9AM., which we were told was because of equipment problems (Bobcat broken oil line). These things happen. Where it started to go wrong was the dumptruck with the underlay material arrived at 10AM while they were just getting underway removing the old driveway. So they have to clear a place for the gravel to be dumped, which happened to be in the area of the drainage problem. I suspect this was the origin of the failure to correct the drainage. (I have photos of the issue.) <br /> The workers also told me that they could not do the front door step and approach walkway as had been planned because the ground was too high. In reality, the issue was they had not prepared the area properly, and when I said that no pour would happen with the present setup, the Project Manager returned and with the workers corrected is, so that it would be as originally described and planned. I wonder why would I even need to engage them on this. On the positive side, the shape and location of the new front walkway were very well done. My takeaway is that I do not know if the Project Manager is just overstretched, or otherwise inattentive for some reason, but this and the too early gravel delivery are just poor project management. In addition, the project manager also gets low grades on engineering understanding and skill. I do not fault the original work crew at all. <br /> The driveway was completed and we were in the concrete curing stage when a rainstorm came. Ouch! The water from the ?corrected? part of the driveway just flooded over the existing brick wall and into an area that would then seep into our <br /> basement. This was what was precisely supposed to have been fixed! <br /> So began the effort at resolution. We stopped payment on the check I had mailed in good faith since the appearance of the driveway was very good, even though the work was not finished. (Never again will I make this mistake.) You'll have to decide if they would have responded as they did if we had not done this or the check had already cleared. Their operations manager, Jeff,contacted of us and came out to go over the problem with us. He offered three solutions, two of which really would have been makeshift, so we opted for the third. While this solution did not make drainage flow on the complete driveway the way I feel a well engineered driveway would be, it did fully solve the immediate problem of where the water runoff went. That said, on this one item, I am satisfied with my dealings with Jeff in resolving this, and he continued to respond to and answer issues that came up. <br /> The unfortunate final touch was just as I was starting to feel a little better about Hemma, we ended on this note. The removal of 4 panels of the newly made driveway, regrading and a second pour all went well enough. (Slight mismatch in color on the re-pour.) They said they would be back in a week to finish up. I Emailed Frank and said please do not come on the next Wednesday since we would not be here and would he please give us at least 12 hours notice on when they would show up. Yes, you guessed it:: Wednesday they showed up unannounced mid-day. We just happened to have gotten back here. Since then, no note of explanation or apology. Moreover, the workers (different team than installed the driveway) ran their concrete saws with the garage door open; what a mess the clouds of concrete dust made of the garage and car. <br /> Would I recommend Hemma to someone? Probably not. Would I tell someone to avoid them at all costs? Also probably not. But I would get more detail written into the quote and I would supervise them very closely, which might be hard to do if you <br /> are not retired as I am, especially given their reliability on dates and times. But whatever else is true, take pictures as the work progresses. <br /> I will return to this to report their warranty performance should that be needed, but so far, so good. <br /> <br /> <br />"

"One of the best contractors I've ever hired. Sam the project manager is knowledgeable, pricing is fair, installation was done on one day. Highly recommended!"

"All work was completed as expected and with quality. We are satisfied with the results and highly recommend Southern Specialty. Peter was very detailed, professional and took great care to make sure our belongings were protected. We are very pleased with the work."

"<p>My experience started by requesting a quote online from a third party website. Bo Stanley called me within minutes of requesting a quote (I hadn't even exited out of the webpage yet!). I was very impressed with his quick response. He even came out that same evening (Wednesday) to look at my driveway and give me a quote. </p> <p>I accepted his quote the following morning (Thursday) and work began that afternoon. The first work day consisted of grading the existing gravel driveway. Bo and his crew continued work the following day (Friday) and completed the project by early evening. Since I share a portion of my driveway Bo made sure my neighbor was able to get in and out throughout the workday. </p> <p>Overall, I was very impressed with Bo/Benny Stanley Paving. They were polite, professional, and did excellent work in a short amount of time. Bo/Benny Stanley Paving guarantees all of the work they do. Additionally, they offer a 10% discount to churches, military, and civil servants. I will definitely use this company in the future to fix my other driveway.</p> <br />"