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"Great people. Great communication. Residential remove and reinstall. New driveway was laid well. Edge of driveway could have been a little straighter, but I'm satisfied with the work and cost."

"Driveway was put in for our new build. Already cracked and base layer coming through. Will not even come look at it or even talk about making it right. Looks terrible too even when it was new."

"They showed up on time and stayed late to finish the job. They went above and beyond on what was required. I couldn’t be more pleased with the work done and the crew was very nice and professional."

"Ameripave was a pleasure. They responded quickly, and ended up doing an excellent job, exceeding my expectations. They're a family affair, and everyone does everything, from driving the truck, to operating the roller, to spreading the asphalt. The job was also done quickly and they did a great job of cleaning up after. Go forward care instructions were provided. My best recommendation is that I plan to go with Ameripave when it's time to seal the surface at the one year mark."

"This is the second time I have had Paul do work on my driveway. He does a great job. He shows up when he says he will, he prepares the driveway, seals cracks and does blacktop, and cleans up afterward. I highly recommend him. Plus, he is a nice person."

Davis Building & Remodeling LLC has been family owned and operated here in the Greater Dayton area for over 20 years.

"Jacob is the best in the business. It’s very comforting to know I have a reliable contact for whenever I’m having any basement/water issues or any questions. He also has a lot of references for other projects. 10/10 recommend. Thanks again Jacob!"

"I would not recommend this company. The crew arrived late, did not work efficiently, and left an hour early. There was also a lot of time spent walking around without actually working. My project specifically involved large weed removal, which was agreed upon in advance. However, partway through the job, I was told they couldn't complete that portion because there wasn’t room in the trailer—despite there being available space in both the trailer and the back of the truck, especially if tarps had been used. Instead, the team shifted to removing small weeds (which I didn’t need), stating they had to fill the 8 hours per Eric, the owner. Our contract clearly outlined 8 hours of labor, and the $250 trailer fee for removal was supposed to be separate from that work time. Despite this, the crew left early, saying they needed time to drop off the trailer. I reached out to Eric three times and requested that the team return to complete the job as agreed or to issue a partial refund. He has not responded. (Ironically, he was very responsive when securing the job—something echoed in other reviews.)"

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