Sometimes things don't go right the first time--and that's okay. What matters most is how you…read morehandle it afterward. After just a few months, the sealant peeled away and crumbled into dust in several spots. Instead of brushing it off, the owner stepped up, acknowledged the issue, and made it right. And the second time? A complete turnaround. The quality of the work, the attention to detail, and the pride in craftsmanship really showed. The driveway looks fantastic now, and it's a reminder that true professionalism isn't about perfection--it's about accountability, integrity, and making sure the customer is happy in the end.

They ripped up repaved our driveway for usour driveway. Seemed to do good work, but after two…read moreyears cracks began to appear, after three years, there were numerous cracks, especially along the edges with pieces falling off. Also, we use them for plowing and shoveling at our property, but they increased their pricing by significant amounts. -- way, way beyond inflation -- last year and this year without explanation. We end up finding someone else to do the same quality of work for 45% less.

Couldn't be more satisfied with Connolly's Septic. My husband and I were so upset finding out the…read moreseptic was failing in a house we just bought. Frank put our minds at ease that it wasn't as dire as other companies made us think. His price was significantly lower than a couple other companies ( 10k lower than T Webber) and despite the Dept. Of Health saying top soil and sand needed to be brought in Frank didn't put that cost on us. He's honest, knowledgeable and got the job done well. Thank you Frank and your team!!

I wish I didn't have to write this, but unfortunately Frank Connolly screwed up big time when he…read moreput in my septic system. It was installed when we moved into our house a year and a half ago. At the time, Frank was easy to talk to, responsive, and I generally thought he did a good job. Fast forward to about a month ago, and I noticed the sump pump in my basement was running non-stop - a tremendous amount of water was entering the sump despite it not having rained in days. Outside my house, I could see the discharge from the pump entering an underground pipe that led to the road, but I had a suspicion that the water was somehow being recycled. So I rerouted the discharge out of the ground and down my driveway instead, and immediately the inflow to the sump slowed down. At that point I knew there was a break somewhere in the discharge pipe between the house and the road that was causing the water to flow back under my foundation every time it was pumped out. I started to dig to look for the break, but never in my wildest dreams did I expect what I found. The discharge pipe simply ended in my front yard, at a point about 10 feet uphill of the septic system Frank had installed. A segment of the pipe had been detached, and when I dug a little further, I found that segment buried on top of the septic system (see photo). The septic system (black plastic piece) was directly in the way of the discharge pipe, and the evidence strongly suggested that Frank's guys encountered the discharge pipe when they installed the septic and simply removed the part of the pipe that was in the way. I contacted Frank to see if he could come by and take a look. I gave him the benefit of the doubt and figured he didn't know that this had happened, that his guys had done this without his knowledge. I did finally speak to him, and he sounded apologetic, but despite multiple requests to come to the house, he never showed up. I didn't feel like spending thousands of dollars to have another contractor fix the problem, so I did the damn thing myself. It should be noted that Frank had given me a written two-year warranty when he installed my septic system. I'm pretty sure I could sue him for what it would have cost to fix it, but it's not worth the effort to me. I figured a more effective recourse was to let others know not to do business with this dude. I'm still amazed that someone would do this, but I guess there's a reason it's hard to trust a contractor.

I used statewide building &construction I have to say it was one of the best company if not…read morethe best The work was excellent Clean and done to the T the workers were professional and respectful And most of all the work was done on time I would highly recommend this company if you whant the best results Thank You the people at statewide for the wondeful job you preformed

From the owner: Statewide is a full service excavation, rebar supplier, rebar installer, and concrete installation…read morecompany. In addition our dedicated team can assist the client in all aspects of job planning from mobilization to completion.

The team leader Jim showed up with a big and I spoke to like she was a six-year-old child is…read morevery knowledgeable. The work performance was horrible. then the other team leader Brian showed up, smelling like alcohol.

From the owner: Our professional and trustworthy crew is experienced with an extensive list of services including,…read morebut limited to: Commercial Development and Excavation Commercial Paving Services Construction Site Development Drainage Excavating/Sewer/Water Mains Hardscape Design & Installation Hydroseeding Service Landscape Design and Construction Masonry Design and Installation New Septic System Installation Property Development Residential Construction & Developments Retaining Wall Install

I have never seen such a group of hard working young men in my life. 1st when Gabriel reached back…read moreout to me regarding the removal of my pool he was very professional and didn't make me wait for a quote it was a more than a fair price and they showed up right on time! He is so very nice very sweet spirited man. It ended up being a very difficult removal but he stood firm on getting the job done. Efficiency and professionalism are all hallmarks of this companies service and I can't wait to work with them again.

useful. got back to me within 24 hourse. gal was helpful. will call them in the future.read more