Highly recommend!!! Working with Keith and the ELA team was the best experience! Keith's knowledge…read morewas impressive and informed every decision throughout our design process. He provided clear guidance on which plants would thrive in our yard and also align with our aesthetic vision. His prices are reasonable for the quality and caliber of the products he offers. His team was prompt, efficient, and respectful when managing the plants and the surrounding yard. We look forward to working with him again soon!

We had the pleasure of working with ELA, Keith and Team on a backyard project...once again. Keith…read morehad GREAT ideas to share with us, not over selling and keeping within our budget. The ELA on-site team was courteous, friendly, knowledgeable and very respectful towards our property and neighbors. The workmanship and quality was top notch. We noticed one small crack in one of our new travertine pavers...one text to Keith and it was replaced same day! We love our new outdoor space! ELA came highly recommended and my wife and I concur...and we will continue to partner with Keith and ELA for any and all outdoor projects! Thank you Keith & ELA Team!

Customer Service 5 out of 5 Good communication. Did what they said they were going to do. They…read moreanswered our questions and addressed our concerns. Price 5 out of 5 A reasonable price. No hidden costs. Timeline 5 out of 5 They did it when they said they would. Quick turn around Quality 3.5 out of 5 To be clear, my driveway looks amazing compared to the start. But it was an ok job because of fit and finish. There are some footprints here and there, and one spot in front of one of the garage doors has an oops. There could have been more prep work, or we would have liked to have known that was all the prep work, and we would have done some more before they showed up. Overall still, an acceptable job; it is pothole and crack free, maintained the correct slope and smooth. Two weeks ago Prodigy Paving and Construction drove by and said they were doing a job in the area and wanted to know if we wanted to repave our driveway. Yes we needed it. And their price seemed reasonable. We researched them and decided to go with them. They came out the next week did the prep work one day and paved the next. Details above about how it turned out. Night and day difference. The quality things I would have liked to change are not dealbreakers. If I went back in time and was offered their business again, I would still hire them.

Their asphalt truck ran into our generator TWO MONTHS AGO and they, to date, have done NOTHING to…read morecorrect the situation. They promised a walkthru at the end to ensure all the edges (spill-over aslphalt) had been cleaned up and that never happened so we are left to do the cleanup ourselves. They also left chunks of old asphalt behind as well as 3 - 4 wheelbarrows of tree roots (which they left in my neighbors front yard). Zero integrity here!!!

We hired City Driveways and Hardscapes to remove, replace and extend our driveway, apron and 4…read moreconcrete blocks in July 2024. The work was ok. They said the job was over but the apron was messed up. It seemed like the end of the job was rushed which lead to issues. The 4 concrete blocks were also messed up (poured concrete then it poured less than an hour later). Rain was in the forecast and anticipated, like stated they rushed at the end. They had to redo the apron so the blocks and apron are two different colors when we paid for uniformity. We didn't feel like harping on it so let it go to be done with the job and the company. The job was done in August 2024. Seven months after, in March 2025 an area of the driveway were it was extended started to form a hole. Patrick came out and stated it was because there was not enough stone below the asphalt and they would rip out and replace at least half to three-quarters of the driveway and have it done correctly. He also assured us that the area between the newer and existing driveway would be seamless, you wouldn't even be able to tell which turned out to not be the case. After this conversation, there started to be another area about 2 feet from the hole that started to get soft/crack. We made them aware. In April 2025, they came to redo the work. I spoke to the person who seemed to be in charge (blonde, early-late thirties) and showed him the areas affected. They ripped the driveway up right up to the end of the sinkhole which was not the plan relayed. I called and spoke to Patrick and asked him, he said he would come out to take a look but never came. The next day they poured the asphalt without Patrick ever looking to make sure the work was correct and what was initially communicated. After the asphalt was poured Patrick said that they would seal the driveway so the color of the asphalt would match. Initially he said they would come in two weeks to do it. Two weeks came and went with no communication. A crack has also formed between the newer driveway and existing. We gave Patrick the benefit of the doubt since it did rain quite a few times in that time period. June 2nd, we texted Patrick since we have not heard from him in about a month and he stated we had to wait 4 weeks for the asphalt to cure. That is fine, there was just no communication to us. On June 4th, 2 people came to seal the driveway. There was no protection on our garage doors and the overspray got on them. We didn't say anything, gave them the benefit of the doubt that they knew and rectify the mistake. On June 5th they send a guy out with lysol wipes, what a joke. Later that day, someone comes with a chemical and leaves the chemical on the doors. I texted Patrick on June 5th and he texted back "Yes that's ok we put a product on the doors to take off over spray from sealer we had to allow it to set in for the night and all wash off tomorrow morning no worries." They did not come on June 6th to remove the sealer. on June 7th, three guys come out with Goof-off, wipes and sprayed the doors with water to try and remove the chemical. They stated it would be off and the doors would be white again. The chemical did not come off, the doors are stained, paint is stripped and our WHITE, NEW garage doors and coping/siding around and yellow/brown. This is absolutely unacceptable. The garage doors cost over $8,000 and the driveway over $13,000. Dealing with this company has been one issue after another. We have texted Patrick pictures and our concerns which have gone unanswered since June 5th. This is not a small issue, our garage doors are ruined because of the ineptitude of this company. The workers and owners have clearly little to no experience in this field. The ironic thing is, they went to another house in the neighborhood to seal their driveway after ours and asked the homeowner to open the garage doors. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to put up a tarp or a covering over doors to prevent overspray getting on the house. They have caused us now $8,000 worth in damages, excluding completely robbing us of over $13,000 for their so-called "work." We did not pay for a piece-meal driveway which is the product that was delivered.

A wise woman (MY MOTHER) always said you get what you pay for. So I looked up a company to do…read moreblacktop for my large driveway. I called these guys. They came out gave me an estimate. I got 2 more estimates. One was higher one lower. I decided to go with these guys. And I couldn't be happier. Yes I could have saved a few dollars but after seeing the finished job....WOW!!!! Worth every dollar. They came with a team, everyone knew their job and did it well. Prior to agreeing, they explained step by step of how they would do the job and the time it would take to complete. Writing this review is the least I could do. I am so happy and 100% satisfied with the job and manner in which job was done. I strongly recommend this company. True pros at what they do. PS, My neighbor jealous Thanks Guys. Mike

Alex Sanik came to look at our sunken kitchen cabinet. We originally feared it was a structural…read moreproblem, but he carefully inspected everything and ruled that out. He reinforced the cabinet with additional support and also repaired a bathroom faucet that had defeated previous handymen. We are very happy with Alex's work.

From the owner: Our focus is quality. We never cut corners, even when it’s more expensive. Some of my competitors…read moreare cheaper, but we will take the time to make sure you are 100 % happy.

I chose them based on the other reviews and pictures of their work. Unfortunately, they showed up…read morelate to review the initial work. I provided them my information for the estimate, but never received it. I followed up with them a couple of weeks later to determine the status and was told it would be sent. Several weeks later, there was still no estimate. If a company can't show up on time or provide an estimate afterwards by an appropriate time, then they are not very reliable to do any work. Luckily enough, I was able to find this out early before $20K+ of work was started.

From the owner: We specialize in top notch quality remodeling experience with an emphasis on keeping a clean…read moreworksite. As a temporary guest in your home, we will respect whats yours, using drop cloths and plastic to protect your home from dust and debris.

Liars. Charged $625 for an estimate but stated that we owned all the work (drawings and renderings…read moreetc) to justify the price. Lie. Gave us a quote of almost $500,000 (half a million dollars) to finish a basement and convert a garage (already built) into living space. Told us during site visit that it would be around $170-$180k for both. Totally unprofessional. You should have your head examined if you use this company for anything. To anyone reading this - I would seriously think twice before calling them.

I called to discuss a home renovation. The call resulted in a meeting set to review requirements…read more They wanted $375 for the meeting. I asked why and was told that sometimes people "steal" their ideas. Reluctantly I agreed, thinking it was stupid. So in two days when I received an emailed invoice for that amount I ignored it. Two days later I received a late notice for that invoice. I responded with en email stating that professional business practice offers a standard of paying for services received. A day I received another late notice so I called the number and spoke to a very young person to question this practice. She responded, "oh ok. Then i I guess you can pay them when you meet!" Very pleasant, very green. At that I went I look at the website. The home page photo was a 30-40-ish man on a speedboat. I canceled that meeting and then found a professional and experienced firm who is interested in what I'm looking for. I think JRQ probably has good business data systems, but no clue how to engage a boomer. Good luck.