This morning I am looking at one gorgeous driveway (which was done yesterday). This company and their services are truly "as good as it gets!" and our experience gave us peace of mind from start to finish. They did an exemplary job for us and also came in with an amazingly low price when we comparison shopped for our large task of a complete tear-out and rebuild. From the first shovelful excavating our old, crumbling driveway, I was really in awe at how neat they were; our driveway abuts up against a mosaic concrete walkway, and the operators worked around it so painstakingly and precisely that there is not a single chip or drip on any block at all! Plus, their workers in this family-run business are 100% pleasant and professional-- super people--- very friendly and polite, though quiet (except for the machines, of course), and apparently respectful of every home and job no matter how small (our project, though large to us, was comparatively small compared to much that they have done). They left zero mess of any kind, and now our driveway is aesthetically the envy of the neighborhood. They even worked through a few special little changes we wanted to the original layout, and it's much more functional now. Their attention to detail and customer satisfaction was thorough-- the boss himself even checked back and spent substantial time with us after completion to make sure everything was perfect. And honestly, perfect it is-- it is entirely flat and smooth; I've tried to look for a dip or divot, but Decca won't permit anything but topmost quality workmanship. They even put in a few extra tons of crushed stone under the blacktop just to go the extra mile and ensure a perfect finish. And the entire job (which can take up to a month) was finished in 2 consecutive work days! So in summary, we cannot say enough positive about this company. We were lucky to find them. The three main traits you will discover in your experience are 1) first-rate craftsmanship of the result/product, 2) ethical practices/trustworthiness/professionalism during the process, and 3) more than fair price. read more