Plain grove paving paved my driveway. When getting to the end of the project I was told the…read moreblacktop had cooled and they would come back and fix that area where the blacktop did not smooth properly. They never came back. This year I called and left 6 or more messages. They never even called me back. Initially I paid around 6 thousand for the project. If I were a person looking for a blacktop driveway, I would think about their poor customer service first

From the owner: Plain Grove Paving is a Family owned and operated business located in western Pennsylvania. We have…read morebeen serving Lawrence, Mercer and Venango Counties for over 28 years. We specialize in Asphalt Paving, Tar & Chip, Dust Control, and other Paving services.

McClymonds Supply & Transit was founded in 1945. The company provides dry bulk materials (e.g.,…read morelimestone, sand, topsoil, gravel, salt, and mulch) and trucking services (e.g., trailers and dump trucks) to construction and industrial companies in the Eastern U.S. I had hired a landscaping excavation company, and they hired McClymonds as a subcontractor. McClymonds arrived on time for a delivery of gravel that we needed for French drains. The driver dumped the gravel in a convenient location, and they drove their large truck safely through the neighborhood. Their work helped my project to progress smoothly.

From the owner: McClymonds Supply and Transit, providing Portersville with family owned dry bulk hauling services…read moresince 1945.

Criminals. They took a large job from my business with a…read morelarge down payment to begin the work. After months of excuse after excuse, the work was never done. We demanded the funds to be returned and they ghosted us. Now the Pennsylvania State Police would like to have a word with the owners.

Garrett and his employees do an amazing job with stone. The…read moreissue is that the employees have to continually demand to be paid. The owner's wife, Leah, referred to employees' constant requests for payment as...."blatant disregard for our own personal situation and professional situation". When Leah Libby was asked for a date of commitment to pay for money owed, her response was "He knows his backpay is coming very soon because we had a lot of issues with employees and actually being able to complete work and pay people". Numerous promises to pay employees on "Friday". No payment was received. Another excuse or promise was delivered. The lack of integrity and no consideration for an employee working full time for a month with no paycheck. I attempted to resolve this debt with Lea Libby via text. My efforts were met by a defensive owner's wife and a refusal to commit to a date for payment of owed "backpay".