I love this company! not only do they do an excellent job, but they embody the values and…read moretraditions I want in a company a hire. These are some of the hardest most knowledgeable workers out there and the staff was more than accommodating to me. This company is great and anyone who talks about "shady illegals" (aka just regular Hispanic people, because your ass didnt go check every worker's info, you saw their skin color and assumed oh they must all have hopped the boarder) is being a racist.

I had O'Leary Asphalt re-seal my driveway about 3 weeks ago. I have alot of driveway, almost a…read more1/8 of a mile. THEY DID A FANTASTIC JOB. Nice and thick. I had other companies put it on so thin that within 2 weeks it looked like it needed another treatment again. Nice job O'Leary brothers.

Refreshingly honest, professional, and thorough work…read more If you've hired contractors before, you know how hard it can be to find someone who actually communicates well, treats your property with care, and delivers on their promises. Discount Asphalt (240-549-2669) crushed it on all fronts. Communication & Assessment: I reached out via the contact form on their website and was pleasantly surprised by how quickly they got back to me. They came out for an assessment shortly after and gave straightforward, candid feedback--zero sales double-speak or fluff. Their proposal was fair, transparent, and very reasonable. Execution & Timing: They scheduled the job a week in advance. While they ended up starting one day later than planned, it was a minor delay and they handled everything smoothly once on site. Their crew knocked out the entire job in a single day: removing the old, broken asphalt, laying down the new driveway, and applying the sealant. Workmanship & Cleanliness: My biggest concern was keeping asphalt and sealant off our bordering concrete and pavers. They promised to protect those surfaces and delivered 100%. The crew was hardworking, courteous, and exceptionally respectful of our home. When they finished, they cleaned up so well the site was spotless--a night-and-day difference compared to messy crews I've hired in the past. Before leaving, they took the time to explain how to properly care for the new driveway and gave exact timing on when to remove the tape and drive on it. If you want quick responses, fair pricing, quality work, and a crew that respects your property, you can't go wrong with Discount Asphalt.

Rock Creek Tree, Turf & Landscape did an excellent job removing a storm-damaged tree from my…read moreproperty in Rockville. The crew was professional, efficient, and careful throughout the entire process. They completed the removal safely and left the yard clean when they were finished. It was clear they had the experience and equipment needed to handle the job properly. I would highly recommend Rock Creek to anyone needing tree removal or other professional tree services. Provided great arborist feedback on other trees as well... price was fair especially for the level responsiveness

Not only was their work on removing two large and old trees timely, efficient, and neat, but they…read morealso understood the importance of logistics to ensure my neighbors, their property, and their vehicles were kept safe during the day-long process, and all at a reasonable price.

Dominic's Paving gave us a beautiful new driveway, and it was under difficult circumstances. We…read morehad house renovations with unexpected delays/complications. Dominic had to wait many months to start the driveway project - he couldn't have been more accomodating and patient. (I hope he didn't lose any business over our project!). When we were finally able to get to the driveway Dominic and his crew worked fast, efficiently, and they were careful not to disturb the adjacent lawn, trees and plantings. Also, Dominic is excellent with communication, laying out options, and explaining each step and why it is needed. I highly recommend Domnic's Paving!

Dominic and his team are prompt, courteous, knowledgeable, and professional. They give great…read moreadvice and tell you about the process ahead of time. Absolutely fantastic experience.

TL;DR As a young company, I believe Bart Outside Solutions has a lot of areas to work on such as…read morehandling customer concerns in a professional manner, being transparent from beginning to end, and providing reliable communication and scheduling. The lead contractor seemed friendly and trustworthy at first, but over time I realized that his actions did not match his words. I ended up using Bart Outside Solutions again for a roof replacement in the Spring of 2021. He offered a very low price (red flag) but assured me he had the expertise to get the job done. It was my mistake to have trusted him and take his word for it. I didn't even consider getting quotes from other companies because I had confidence in their workmanship at the time. Less than 3 months after the roof was replaced, the roof above my utility room started leaking during a thunderstorm and the room started flooding (pictured). I reached out to the company immediately and they offered to stop by the following morning to patch the roof. Sure enough, they were at the house around 7 am and on my roof to patch it up. It appeared that the pipe above the utility room was the source of the leak. I left for work in the middle of their job but when I got home, I found that they simply put tape around the pipe (pictured). I was in disbelief that that would be considered a "patch" by someone who considers himself a professional. Needless to say, I was not satisfied. I decided to let the experts inform me about the condition of the roof. The following week, I had 3 roofing companies come out to assess the roof and the patch and all 3 independently came to the same conclusion: the roof was not replaced properly and needed a 2nd full roof replacement. One of the major flaws was the fact that the company improperly reused old insulation boards from the previous roof to attach to a different roofing material (pictured). These insulation boards sit on top of the plywood that was also supposed to be replaced, if damaged. However, the insulation boards were never removed to even assess the condition of the plywood. As a result, the new roofing material did not adhere to the board properly, leaving multiple gaps in between the sheets (pictured). The roofing material was also poorly installed around all the roof structures with scraps protruding out (pictured). There are still soft spots on the roof, which is a clear indication that damaged plywood still remains. I am now left with a 3 month old roof that is in worse condition than the 10+ year old previous roof. The worst part of the whole situation is not even the roof -- it's the way the lead contractor handled the situation when confronted with the issues. His first response was to immediately retaliate and argue that I paid a low price for the roof replacement therefore I should not be expecting the same standard as a regular roof. He added that my warranty would be activated and offered to stop by on his own time to patch the roof "in a proper way", to which I declined. I don't know anyone who would trust a contractor again after they placed tape on a damaged roof and called it a patch. Later the company used excuses such as an unrelated personal matter to justify why they were initially upset and made accusations of me. And lastly after the suggestion of a possible reimbursement was brought up, they quickly pointed out a technicality on their part where they titled the contract "roof repair" instead of "roof replacement" even though every written and verbal correspondence with the company over the course of 9 months (pictured) used the words "roof replacement" and the contract itself contained language pertaining to roof replacements, such as "replace flashing, replace damaged plywood, replace shingle roof". I'm not sure how the technicality of the words is even a justification for the poor workmanship. They also later denied there was ever a warranty on the job, although verbally the lead contractor would say multiple times in conversation that there was a "10 year warranty" for all his jobs, not to mention the email they sent just 36 hours prior stating that the warranty was in effect. Apparently there is only a warranty when it's convenient for the business. Sadly, it seems like this was their last ditch effort to once again divert the blame and make excuses instead of handling the situation appropriately. At this point, I am no longer in communication with the company because I realize now that I am not dealing with a professional. I would respect the company more if they took ownership of the faulty roof and admitted to taking on a job they had very little experience with. My hope is that they would grow from this experience and learn to communicate with clients professionally, especially when valid issues about their work are brought up. It takes courage for a business to own up to a mistake. It's much easier to deny it or make excuses for it.

Recently had a fence built by this company. The team did an excellent job and the fence was built…read moreahead of schedule. The team lead Greg is exceptional! He has excellent customer service skills and is always helpful. I even had an issue with a home depot purchase related to the project and he offered his assistance. The corporate office also communicates really well and kept me informed at every step of the project. I highly recommend this company!

Their make says it all. We had been wanting to pave our driveway for years and finally decided…read morethis was the time. We had gotten estimates. Companies wanted $5.400 just to run a line of asphalt in from the road. We called Superior and they were going to widen the area so it covered the existing cracking apron. Their estimate? $4,800. Then my wife decided she wanted to get rid of the old framed out paver bricks that ran in front of our front steps and around the side of the house where our garbage cans stayed (pavers were sinking inside the frame, it looked bad, and were a trip hazard). Do I called them again for another estimate to include that area. Two days later I had an adjusted estimate to include all the paver area. The new estimate $5,050. Only $250 more than the original and it was still well below the other companies quote for just a single lane driveway. They came out and did the work and it looked great. My wife, however, with her OCD, wanted a more rounded edge than what our old paver area had. So Superior put down more asphalt until the edges were straight and even with the rest of the area. I thought this would bring the total cost to equal of what the competitors quoted. No, they don't even charge for the extra work. They just wanted us happy. We are and would definitely use them again and recommend them to everyone who asks.

Not responsive. It's been weeks trying to schedule with them and almost going on a month they've…read morecalled but fail to show up.

Not all roofing companies have your best interest in mind. As a matter of fact, some like High…read morePoint Roofing have proven they are more interested in getting a new roof and commission rather than an honest assessment of an existing roof. My house was on the market, and the buyer wanted a roof inspection and called High Point Roofing. I had no problem with the inspection and personally have over 40 years of construction experience. The report came back that there was one missing shingle, exposed nail heads on the ridge vent, rubber cracking on pipe vent, two popped nails on garage section, discoloration on front slop shingles and some granular loss as found in guttering (these repairs were simple and would take no more than one hour to repair). This 23-year-old roof expert concluded that the 30-year architectural shingle that was approximately 23 years old only had a "maximum of 1-2 Years Left of Life" and that the roof needed replaced (Notice the caps used to demand attention and generate fear). In all of my years of dealing with inspectors I have never had one offer such a precise life expectancy, only High Point Roofing. Needled to Say the Buyer wanted a new $20,000.00 roof at the Sellers expense. I'm perfectly fine with fixing problems when necessary and needed. In this case it was an egregious attempt to put on new roof that wasn't necessary. I called Antony Regalbuto one of the owners, about his inspector and report. He reported key problems that are often indicators of a roof in decline that an inspector would identify. He noted specifically that often such roofs have fiberglass exposed and bubbling shingles which can include moisture problems and/or poor ventilation in the attic. I agreed with him that both were indicators of a bad roof. I then asked Anthony, if his 23-year-old roof inspector identified in his report such failures and he was silent. He was silent because they didn't exist. In the end Anthony protected his employee. I'm sure Anthony will dispute my report and if so I have written documentation in hand to corroborate my statement. I also have a few billboards that I can offer caution and direct potential customers to another roofing company. I'm very disappointed with the High Point Roofing and a young man that tried for a big commission on my dime. I did not identify the young man intentionally as I hope he learns a lesson from this experience Clark Struebing

In a time where people are too busy for your small job and never show up when they say…read moreDamian Owens restored my faith in mankind Promptly showed up on time and was very kind and helpful with my leaking roof. I would highly recommend High Point Roofing

We used Stanley Groves for a concrete patio in the backyard AND IT TURNED OUT WONDERFUL. They were…read moreneat, polite, quiet and clean. You couldn't even tell there were workers and equipment at my house after they left. We get a lot of compliments on that patio too I am glad we chose this company for our job.