Lash Construction has been working in my San Roque neighborhood on and off for a few months. On occasion, I have gone out to ask questions and every one of their workers I have spoken with has been informative and polite. I have a very nosy dog and once a few of the workers came over and greeted my dog, there was no more barking at workers. The speed efficiency that they got their latest project done on my street was amazing. read more

On September 12th Lash Construction repaved the road outside of Goleta Cottage Hospital. Within seconds of me driving through the active site, a nail was lodged into the side of tire causing it to go flat. I drive this road 4-5 times a day to get to and from home and work and have never had any issues or noticed any debris on the road. The one day the were doing work, a nail ends up in my tire. After speaking with the company, they flat out refused to even acknowledge that there was a possibility that this nail came from their site. I don't believe it is a coincidence that an active construction site and a nail ending up in my tire is just a freak stroke of bad luck. They claimed to have street swept the site the day before but the woman on the phone did not know what to say when I asked if there was a possibility the street sweeper missed the object that ended up in my tire. It is clear by circumstantial evidence that they missed something when cleaning up, yet now I have to pay for their mistakes. As a small business owner myself, their lack of customer service and negligence appalls me. If anybody is looking to contract out this company for their construction needs, be warned. They don't care if they damage other peoples property and will inevitably make your company look bad. read more

Since mid July Lash have been working in my neighborhood and the surrounding area on a city water main project. The fact that they put up signs to do work, thus eliminating parking and then not show up for said work is only one irritation. The fact that our drinking water will have exposed pipes for a time is another. You know how narrow some downtown streets are but you operate backhoes and other machinery while leaving the streets open to traffic. An accident waiting to happen. Today they are sawing open the street, once again. I asked what the estimated time of completion might be and they only shook their heads and threw up their arms in wonder. What a mess. read more