Alex and his men did an absolutely beautiful job on my front steps and stone in the front. I would…read morerecommend him without question!!

We needed our front porch concrete steps repaired and they did just that. It was a very quick…read moreturnaround from the estimate to when the job was completed. The price was fair and the work is done very well. We would definitely use JMY Stucco again.

From start to finish very professional. The timeline was accurate, with no gimmicks and no…read moreoversell. They did exactly what they said they would do. They traveled way out of their service location and did not charge an arm and a leg. Jamie was incredibly courteous and professional. I would have him at my home anytime. Very pleased! Would use again & highly recommend. Mark

Roselle Glass installed my shower door incorrectly which led to it pooling and leaking into my…read moreceiling over the course of several years. It had to be removed and replaced completely. The company did not want to hear of their errors and did not come out to repair, replace or reimburse. Stay away from them.

We had an amazing experience with this company! They responded immediately to our request for an…read moreestimate to side our home. They were reasonable and very professional. The job was done in a timely manner. The workers and the management were very reliable and respectful of our home and family. We will be using Competitive Aluminum for several upcoming home improvement projects. We are extremely pleased with the job and the culture of this company! We highly recommend them!

Had a contract drawn up with Robert and signed but he refused to do the work because I asked him to…read moreput the dumpster in the street instead of the driveway. Flipped out and called going the extra step to file the permit with the police department a "nightmare" because he was busy. Also didn't like that I asked to do 2 payments instead of just 1. This used to be a great business.

We recently had the good fortune of discovering Cannon, when our driveway finally reached the point…read moreof nearly swallowing small cars in ever-growing potholes and no safe path to avoid them. Ours is a farm lane, stretching a good tenth of a mile between the road and our home, so it was no small task to repair. For ages, we'd kept putting it off and doing our best to just patch the worst holes by hand and occasionally asking a friend to scrape it as best they could with some farm equipment. At best it was a patchwork delaying tactic. At worst, it made countless delivery drivers hate us with a passion. Enter Charles and Cannon. Charles is a character and a whirlwind, as full of energy and stories as he is in expertise on road repair and paving. One thing he's not full of: let's say "blarney." From the initial discussion, he laid out a plan to not just fill and cover over the driveway, but regrade it so that water would no longer sit and pool, inviting further damage during winter freeze-thaw cycles. He spelled out the tar and chip surface he proposed, a ballpark timeline in which he expected to complete the multiple phases of repair and resurfacing, and a quote. After much consideration, we decided it was time to do it and do it right, so we gave Charles the greenlight. And he delivered. In spades. Areas where the forest had encroached into our old driveway were pushed back and restored. Additional material was brought in to regrade the road, roll it down and pack it to prepare for the top surfacing. Twice, because the lane was so bad the first round had to settle and pack. Charles himself handled the final regrading step to make sure the slopes were appropriate to direct water into areas where it could run off and leave the driveway clear. The final step of actually applying the tar and chips turned what was once a (barely) serviceable farm lane into something that could comfortably be described as a manor drive. See for yourself in before/after pics attached, but everyone who has driven in since has commented on how beautiful it is, along with how much more comfortable the drive up the lane is. Within a couple weeks of its completion, we had seven inches (!!) of rain over the course of a week or so. And true to Charles' promise, the water all ran to exit points and left the lane dry. The only exception was one spot where the area to which it drained couldn't handle that much water. That was on us, and with a bit of clearing to let it all run to a ditch, even the little bit that pooled right along the edge would now have plenty of room to fully escape down to the irrigation pond. We truly couldn't be happier. If you've been thinking about getting a lane or other driving/parking area resurfaced, definitely give Cannon a call and ask for Charles. Your driveway will thank you.

The driveway they constructed is unlevel, containing numerous dips and valleys. Despite initially…read moreraising my concerns and requesting them to revisit the issue, it took an excessive amount of time and multiple phone calls from me to prompt their response. Eventually, Larry from Cannon Patio and Driveway visited, but his solution was inadequate. He simply suggested sealing the areas where gravel was coming up, without addressing the sinking and discoloration of the driveway caused by regular vehicle use. They were initially hired to tear out my old driveway, regrade, level, and asphalt it. Their work was rushed and subpar. The regrading and leveling have failed, resulting in puddles forming on the driveway. Asphalt is already starting to loosen and come apart, which is unacceptable considering the amount of money I paid for their services. They provided a quote for the project, but when it came time to settle the bill, they charged a higher price. They claimed it was due to miscalculations regarding the amount of gravel needed. This pricing scheme is deceptive, and I regret not conducting thorough research on contractors before hiring them. Be careful and DYOR. Don't make the same mistake I made.

The Passeri family couldn't have done a better granite fabrication and installation. Michelle was…read morein constant contact with me on time frame of granite selection and delivery. She confirmed our measuring and installation appointments and their team was on time. Mike and Paul made sure out granite selection was the correct size for the project, and the rest of the family members performed the templating and installation on time and with great care. From the time our granite was selected until it was delivered and installed was three business days. The granite was perfectly cut and polished properly, even under the island overhang which I check. They are detailed and takes care of their clients. I'll be sure to recommend them in the future. One more note: I ran a successful kitchen remodeling company for over 12 years so I know what to expect from subcontractors. This was for my own kitchen and I had high expectations in which they met and exceeded

This is second time I use Paul and Michael Passeri. This time is more challenging than the first…read morebecause of long pieces and the location is in the basement. They did a perfect fabrication and installation. The seams are hardly visible, they are really top notch quality. I won't hesitate to recommend anyone to take advantage of their knowledge and work ethic. Truly professional.

John did a huge job for me 3 years ago. Sidewalk, driveway, bluestone stairs and massive patio. End…read moreproduct is gorgeous. Over the 3 years I have had some minor issues that he has been very responsive to fixing. In my case, John was the also the least expensive bid! If you are looking for someone that will not only do a beautiful job but also stand behind their work for years to come, I recommend this company.

Tommy and crew did a fantastic job demo-ing an existing deck, removing shrubbery, building a patio,…read moreand clean-up all within a fair budget and on schedule. They graded and laid down seed where the yard was churned up by heavy equipment. No bait and switch, solid reputation in Union County, and came referred by my realtor. Zero regrets going with Mazzilli - I had estimates from three different contractors.

Great quick service! Fair pricing. I had a branch fall on…read moremy roof after a storm. They were kind enough to fit me into a full week.

Ive used Caffrey Tree for all tree trimming and removal for many years. From talking to Lisa, Bobby…read moreor Dinelson, every job is easy and on time. Never had better service. they do a great job and cleanup is meticulous.

I stopped by their offices after having breakfast across the street to inquire about a repair. In…read morethe office was a man and a woman who really weren't very helpful. upon inquiring about the repair the woman began writing my info down and informed me that someone would call me. I had to push to inform them about what my needs where and what their terms would be. At that time the man walked over and asked me a few questions about the repair. Upon answering the questions he began to walk out of the office without ever truly responding when I realized that he was holding the door open for me to leave. Wow, no introduction no explanation of the fees, how payment is to made or anything. Not even a thank you for choosing us. It was pretty bad customer service. Long story short I would have given them 1 star except that the actual repair man was very nice and accommodating. He explained all he needed invited me to watch the repair if I wanted to save money on future repairs. Funny thing is when I went into the establishment to inquire about repair the lock I also wanted to inquire about having an opener but based on the treatment I received I decided it would be worth it to do it myself rather than spend money with a company that doesn't appreciate its customers. Update : The reply from the establishment attempts to discredit me because I don't review often. I find that the frequencies of my reviews to be irrelevant. What is important is that I felted so moved by the experience that I was compelled to write. I reiterate that the serviceman was nothing short of a gentleman and a pleasure to do business with. This was not me feeling leaving the office and I expected to be treated worse by the field tech. This was not the case, making my treatment in the office even more appalling. The purpose of my review was to inform the establishment that I did not appreciate the way I was treated. Perhaps it was an oversight related to being busy or failing to realize that while you do this everyday this was my first time in the office and a little more time could have / should have been taken to explain the process. What really made me mad was that the individual I was dealing with simply walked off / out the door while speaking to me and left me standing in the office mid-sentence.....no one even thanked me for using their services......

Do not ever use Metropolitan Garage Door. Never. Not under any circumstances…read more Metropolitan installed our garage door and our garage door opener in 2006. In 2012, the large center coil snapped and the door literally came crashing down. It was terrifying. They were responsive and came out the next day to temporarily fix it, but then it took another week for the full repair because they had to wait on parts. The repair was done for free, because the door was relatively new. I appreciated that, and until yesterday, I would have been happy to recommend them to anyone. On Tuesday evening, I backed out of the garage and pushed the button to close the garage door. It started to come down, and I watched the cable on the left hand side come shooting out. This was followed by the entire left side of the door falling down off the track. The door was solidly jammed, on a diagonal, with the left side out of the track and only the arm from the garage door opener holding it up. Luckily my father was visiting and he disconnected the garage door opener, and managed to manually close the door (partially). It was still at least three feet off the ground on the left side, and it couldn't be locked in any way. Not good. First thing Wednesday morning, I called Metropolitan on my way to work. I explained the situation. He told me that this is quite normal and he'd have to look up my paperwork and call me back. He called me back about 15 minutes later and confirmed that they'd installed the door in 2006, realigned it/oiled it in 2009, and replaced the coil in 2012. He said he had no explanation for the fact that it's fallen twice in less than a year, unless I'm "overusing" the door, or maybe I'm "misusing" it, but he'd send someone out to take a look. I said that I'm usually the garage door normally, but I was getting on the train, so I really couldn't argue with him about that. He told me he'd call me after his guy had determined the problem. Around 10am, my nanny texted me to say that the garage door guy had come and was very nasty to her. He closed the door properly and told her not to touch it because it was dangerous. He said he couldn't fix it and he'd be back "sometime next week". Then he left a receipt that said he'd been her for an hour, when in reality, he was here for less than 15 minutes. I was tied up with work so I gave the information to my husband, who called them and was told they had to order the part, but they'd have it fixed this week. Okay fine. This morning, I received a call on my cell phone. As soon as I picked up the phone, someone SHOUTED at me "what did you do to that door?" I was completely lost, and had to ask twice who the caller was. I still don't have a name, but I know it was Metropolitan. This person then proceeded to berate me, telling me that my "story" doesn't make sense, that I "obviously jammed something into the tracks to break the door" or that I "took a wrench to it". (Note: I am not proud to admit this, but I wouldn't recognize a wrench if it fell on me). I explained that I did nothing but push the button to close the door and the cable snapped. He yelled and ranted and raved at me for 20 minutes - telling me that these things don't happen, that he has 40 years of experience and he know that I did something to the door, that I'm overusing and misusing the door (how does one misuse a garage door, incidentally?), and that I have no idea what I'm talking about. I told him over and over what I did and what I saw to no avail. He said he would send a man over this afternoon to SHOW ME what I must have done to the door. At this point, I legitimately thought the man was crazy, so I told him I no longer cared what he thought and I just wanted it fixed, which my husband was told would occur this week. He screamed "I TOLD YOU I CAN'T GET THE PART UNTIL NEXT TUESDAY!" Then he said he wasn't dealing with me anymore and he hung up on me! I was so upset that I was literally shaking and I almost started crying. I called Door Boy in Berkeley Heights at 11:30 am. By 1pm they were here. By 2:15 pm, the door was repaired for $170. The repairman told me that the problem was that the center coil didn't have enough tension on it to support the weight of the door. The lack of tension caused the cable to loosen, and made the door come down unevenly. When the door dropped unevenly, it cause the cable to jump off the pulley. This was the result of the coil (which Metropolitan installed last summer) not having enough tension; it had nothing to do with the way we use the door, how often I open and close the door, or anything else I do. It was the coil! I will be calling Metropolitan tomorrow to let them know that they can keep their part, their recriminations, and their attitude because I will not be using them again. I will also be telling everyone I meet this story, because no one should be subjected to that kind of abuse over a lousy garage!