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"Moretti Driveway Paving and Walkways did an incredible job redoing our asphalt driveway and paver walkways. Frank and his son were professional, honest, and extremely easy to work with, and their crew was just as impressive. They worked efficiently without cutting corners, and the quality of the work really shows. What stood out most was their integrity. With early-season weather, they could have rushed to finish, but Frank waited for the right temperature and conditions to ensure the asphalt was done properly. That decision made all the difference. The final result looks amazing, and we couldn’t be happier. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for high-quality work and a team you can truly trust."

"From the first phone call to installation this company surpassed expectations! I highly recommend Morreti Landscaping. Great on all levels - communication, the estimate, the workers, the completion of the project and my new beautiful driveway. Thank you!!"

"They were very easy to work with. From scheduling a quote, to following up with additional questions. The communications were responded to promptly even on weekends by Cristhian. The job was performed effectively and on time. We would highly recommend working with the team!"

"Nixon and his worker worked straight for 5 hours moving 4 rooms of very difficult and heavy furniture. They then went on to repair a desk and hang a very heavy old mirror. They were wonderful. They are planning on returning in the spring to do some outside garden and yard work. I now know who to call when I need anything and everything done in my house."

"Great job! Very professional. Fast service. Thank you Carlos. "

"I received 3-5 quotes (and a half-quotes) and schedules from various asphalt pavement installers - Hardrock was the highest quote offered but only by $1000 or so including the special sealing option which no one else offered. You really need to have pavement done right the first time, otherwise the 'rip-up' to fix it later on alone will cost just as much as the original job. My $12k driveway job was for ~150' single lane and a big driveway pad off the house, included 4"-6" of compacted QB gravel base then 3"-4" of I5 asphalt, then included the $2000 special chemical seal coating treatment that can only be done right after laying hot asphalt and avoids the need for bi-yearly sealing for the first 7-10 years. From my research, this design and plan exceeded what most people do for a residential driveway. The 'actual' laying of foundation materials and the pavement from what I witnessed appeared more than what was contracted, and has held up perfectly for the first year so far. No sinking or cracking - there are only a few rock-pebble pops over the entire driveway. Ideally, if you can avoid using the driveway for a full month after install - that will reduce scuffs from deliveries and visitors as the pavement needs about a month or more (actually months through the hot summer) to fully set-in and cure. The owner was present and working the job for about 2/3 of the day, and overall the team of 8-10 guys did a great job. Pavement was laid while it was sunny. I can recommend Hardrock for those who want a strong driveway done right"

"I couldn't believe it they ripped up my 6000 sq ft driveway, and repaved it in a single day ! I couldn't ask for a faster turn around I was expecting a week job , but a dayyy , still boggles my mind ! Good job guys ! "

"The guys is very careful in putting the new blacktop down, they were polite, they were professional, and the job was done on time at the price agreed upon. We were happy about the service."

"We hired NY Property Care to pave our church’s parking lot. Less than a year later, we’re already seeing multiple areas where weeds are growing through the asphalt. When we reached out for help, instead of standing by the work or honoring the 2-year warranty against cracks and depressions, the owner became defensive, dismissive, and ultimately insulting and unprofessional. Despite the written agreement stating that damaged asphalt would be removed and grading completed as needed, the owner later re-characterized the job as a “cap” and refused to offer any meaningful support. When I brought up the contract and asked reasonable questions about material quality or prep, he responded with sarcasm and personal insults, calling our church’s decision-making into question. This is not how a professional contractor should treat a customer, especially a church that paid over $40,000 for the job in good faith. I strongly advise others to look elsewhere for paving work. If something goes wrong, don’t expect accountability or even respectful communication."

"Great! All work done timely."