Had them install 2 3-foot fieldstone walls - about 100 feet in total. Their 3-man crew finished…read morethe job in 7 working days, and the workmanship is incredible. They cleaned everything up and even re-landscaped the disturbed areas. I would highly recommend them to anyone who values high-quality stonework.

Stay away from these people. Our apartment complex has been without front stairs for nearly six…read moremonths now, because Fenton decided to work on the project part-time throughout the late summer and fall (many days and weeks went by with no progress at all). Finally finish it in November (more than three months late), and oh, by the way, turns out they chose to not order the railing for the stairs until after they were completed! And Brookline won't give a cert of occupancy without a railing. So, here we sit, nearly a month later, still with no railing, and thus no stairs. We've been reduced to creeping through side alleyways (many of which, by the way, have no railings), and there is seemingly no end in sight, even as we start seeing ice and snow on the ground. It's a pity, because they do good work (the stairs are lovely), and their workmen seem very professional, but their project management is beyond shoddy. I was not involved in the decision to hire these people, but I certainly would stay away from them (and recommend that others do so as well) in the future.

These fellows came over and regraded and asphalted our existing driveway. They also excavated and…read moreinstalled a second driveway for us. In addition, they repaired and stuccoed (refinished with a smooth concrete surface) our existing back stairs. All three tasks were performed with an admirable attention to detail, and for a very decent price. Beyond that, the guys working at my house were really friendly, and polite. Can I just mention, that the stucco job they did on my stairs is really pretty? Not just a job well done, but pretty. The concrete is so finely worked that it resembles fondant icing, it's THAT smooth. That's good work, right there. They do much more than what they did for me. All kinds of hardscapes and stonework. Look to their website. Would I hire them, again? You betcha.

Nate did our driveway in May. 2025. A small portion of the driveway had lost some of its coverage…read moreover the winter. In July 2026, Nate came back with no issue and redid our entire driveway. And, our driveway is quite large. Nick takes pride in the work he does and stands behind his product and service.

Unfortunately, I can't recommend this company. The driveway was left with noticeable blotchy spots,…read moreuneven coloring, and an inconsistent finish that takes away from the overall appearance. This wasn't the quality I expected from a professional installation. I brought my concerns to their attention, but no response. I wish I had chosen a different contractor.

Very prompt response when I asked for a quote (via yelp)…read more Driveway looks great and he left everything all cleaned up, no residue anywhere. Easy to reach via text and always responds.

Wanted to add photos to my recent review of this business. Unfortunately, we are left with a…read moresealcoating that did not last 6 months and damage to our fencing, stone wall, and garage panels.

Hired them for a relatively modest set of repairs on our home's Hardie Board siding. They were…read moreresponsive and engaged from the get-go, and while my home is definitely a bit of a haul from their HQ they didn't hesitate to travel up to MetroWest to work up an estimate -- and when it was time to get the work done, they brought out a good-sized team who took care of everything in just a few hours. We're pleased with the quality of their work, and would definitely work with them again.

Hired this company to restore both my garage and driveway, fix cracks on my chimney, and seal my…read morepatio. In short, the job started well but soon deteriorated into skimping on both material and labor. The end result was nothing (with the exception of the garage floor) was finished professionally. I was hopeful because they very promptly responded to my Yelp request and came out to assess the different repair items. Had asked for an estimate for driveway replacement, they responded that it was okay enough to seal it and that sealing would last at least 10 years before cracking - they would be able to combine this as well as all the other repair items (garage, chimney, patio) for $6500. I went with that offer knowing well that the amount typically balloons over the course of the job as contractors find issues that need immediate attention. Little did I know they would take advantage of "finding issues." On day one, during demolition, they told me the existing garage walls were plaster and that the bottom section, which was bowing, would need to be redone - they floated an additional $2800 for just that section. The next day, before anything was signed, they came back and said that fixing only the bottom section would leave the top part unsupported and it would eventually crack. They recommended replacing all the walls with drywall instead, along with resurfacing the concrete, replacing wooden beams if needed, and repainting. This became the second contract - $11,800, replacing the original $2800 proposal, with wording specifying drywall would be installed "where necessary." I paid this in full upon completion, before any of the issues below became apparent. At this price point, the baseline expectation was professional-grade work - not shortcuts, and not corners cut to save time. After they installed the drywall and painted, parts of the paint started cracking. They told me it was because those sections were actually still plaster, and they swore they "didn't know." To prove it, they knocked on the wall and showed me how you could hear the difference. This didn't add up. They had shown me the walls were all plaster on day one, during demolition. It doesn't make sense that only some sections would be plaster while the rest were properly replaced under the $11,800 contract. And if the plaster was that easy to identify by sound, they would have known well before they ever mudded and painted over it - not to mention that cutting into the wall would have exposed the mesh and plaster underneath. In short: they hadn't actually drywalled the full space as the $11,800 contract called for - and their proposed fix was to charge me another $6000 to do the work already covered by that contract. In hindsight, "where necessary" gave them room to decide unilaterally how much of the space actually needed it, without me being able to verify anything once it was painted over. As for the wooden beams included in that $11,800 scope: none were ever replaced, and I don't recall them purchasing any wood for that purpose. Obviously, I said no to paying another $6000 for work that I had already thought was done. Had them just fix the cracks (the paint and mud still cracked after) and just cut my losses. Other issues: - Driveway sealing: parts cracked within days; they resealed once, and cracks reappeared again weeks later - Driveway holes: poured crack filler instead of grinding and properly patching them - Mud/paint application: applied in a single thick layer instead of several thin coats, causing uneven drying and cracking (per an independent handyman's inspection) - Driveway sealing (technique): same issue - applied as one thick coat rather than the recommended thin, built-up layers - Garage wall painting: rushed and inconsistent - several areas have thin coverage or missing paint entirely - Flooring scope: "epoxy resin flooring" ended up being "paint with resin" instead - a downgrade from what was discussed, though the floor itself came out reasonably well - Chimney cracks: covered over rather than filled and repointed - Property respect: workers entered my house without asking to use my stepstool for painting. It was only later, when I came to check in, that they asked me for a ladder - which made their earlier decision to grab my stepstool without permission even stranger. Both stepstool and ladder were left covered in paint and concrete. They also broke both spigot sprinkler head attachments and left dried concrete on my brand new spigot itself. - Garage door: left with dried mud drips despite being asked directly to clean it up Looking back, the pattern is clear: thick single coats on walls and driveway, corners cut on the chimney, cleanup consistently skipped. Drywall alone for a garage this size should run under $1,000 - not $11,800. Their own quote to finish it was just $6,000. Total paid: $18,300. 2 stars, not 1. The only reason it's not lower is that the garage is technically better than before I started.

very refreshing to have someone show up when they say they will and do a great job at a reasonable…read moreprice- extremely professional and easy to deal with from start to finish BillM

We had a wonderful experience in having our fence installed. They were excellent with communication…read moreand responded about timing/request changes. We had a small measurement issue but Rich to care of it right away. The crew was highly efficient and respectful of our property. They even raked our leaves before removing the old fence. I highly recommend them!

New Stage Home Improvement (Power construction at time) installed vinyl siding on my home in…read moreAndvoer MA. The professionalism started right from the first visit - Manuel came to our home, and rather than pushing expensive ideas and knowledge on us, he kindly informed us of all options, at times even suggesting ways to save money. We have a toddler at time, and had trouble with other sales folks keeping the appointments short and to the point - Manuel was very understanding and helpful. When comparing the quotes, they were the best balance of cost, quality and commitment according to references I checked, and we decided to move forward with them. Throughout the installation, Eddy, Luis and their whole team was very professional. They worked quite fast - we had quotes for 2-3 weeks for project, Power finished it it 5 days, not by cutting corners but by having more people - at times there was a dozen workers there. They cleaned up the surroundings everyday for 45 minutes at end of each day - and when we found a small nail in garden bed, went hunting for them till they got the last one. During the whole project, if I found a small change I wanted, any small imperfection I asked to fix, they got it done. They even corrected small tilts in the building (most houses in new england are not perfect) so it is not noticeable at all. They even painted my door (did not expect, was not on the state of work), and cleaned for hours in the end to make sure no debris is left. I consider myself a little particular about these projects - I found some small imperfections that were only visual in nature months after the project, and asked if they can do something easily. Eddy brought a small crew, and basically redid the whole area to fix it to perfection. I also benefited from their in-house electrician (Mario) who I hired to reroute wiring and get some exterior lightnings and cameras - he was very responsive, reasonable and worked well with the siding crew. Lastly, Danielle in the office is very helpful with scheduling, payments and other support as needed. Siding is a big project. There are going to be some mishaps - any contractor that guarantees that nothing will happen, is lying and will shake off responsibility of fixing things if something happens. Since the beginning, power construction team was clear that they will get the job done, and if something is bothering us, they will fix it. When I noticed that the ladders scratched a couple of boards on the deck, they got a decking crew to replace them with new boards. To me, that is the contractor I want - who will stand behind their work, take responsibility and deliver what they promised with quality and speed. In the end, I believe Power Construction is an excellent contractor for complicated projects and excelled in getting a new siding in our home. We get compliments from all our neighbors, and multiple people have asked for company's info - because one can just look at work and see the effort they put in. Can't recommend them more.

A sales person came to my door and they were extremely pushy. They would not take no for an answer…read more They went ahead and booked me for appointment. I did not want.

About 3 years ago Scott Johnston repaved my small driveway and every time I clear it of leaves,…read moresnow, etc., I greatly appreciate the work he did. He personally graded and contoured the area with a small dozer to solve major runoff and drainage problems with a minimum amount of pitch in any direction. He replaced a very high, problematic entry berm put in by the town by smoothly contouring the area as an integral part of the driveway. He enlarged the driveway footprint on the fly to improve drainage and increase overall functionality at no additional cost, solved a problem with the garage/barn apron and avoided the need and cost for a police detail on a main road. He also put in a durable road-grade surface that I appreciated the first time extremely heavy trucks used driveway. His crew then did an excellent job of putting in a cobble stone border. The whole job noticeably improved the appearance of the property. I didn't know Scott before this work, but he is regarded as a real craftsman by his friends, and it is noticeable in the work he does. It was probably the best change made to the property for the money.

Scott and his talented company workers repaved our long complicated residential driveway in 2 days…read more They did a superb job! The path slopes down from the street with a significant grade to our garage & basement with a left turn thrown in along the way. They installed a double dry well with a grate above one well 8 or so feet from the house and the other underneath the turnaround slotted into the back yard. These wells were placed to catch rivers of water that flow down toward the house and can get into the garage during torrential rains or fast thaws in winter and water the flows off the house when it's pouring . They graded everything perfectly so that all rainwater flows either to the dry well or curves down the driveway to the backyard which slopes gently into a wooded area. Last night's biblical downpours filled the dry well and sloped area around it. Water not only gushed down the driveway but also formed a fast moving waterfall down the set of stairs set in the retaining wall that separates the front yard from the driveway. Not one drop of water ended up in the garage, dry as a bone. Kudos to Johnstone Paving. I wouldn't hire anyone else. They are also very friendly, considerate, and kind. They are the whole package.