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C Lynds & Sons Paving

C Lynds & Sons Paving

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1665 Beaverdams Rd, Thorold, Ontario, L2V 4T3, Canada
(905) 684-7170 www.lyndspaving.com
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Nov 10, 2018
We are very pleased with the process of having our driveway paved by this long standing family run business. The finished driveway looks and is great -to the specifics outlined by our home inspector, an engineer, given when we recently purchased this house. Several of our neighbours have come over commenting on how good it looks and how well done the job was -within the quoted time frame and at exactly the price quoted. It was a pleasure to do business with friendly, competent, people who take pride in their workmanship.

Dec 3, 2018
If they do driveways the way their receptionist answers the phone they’d be out of business. Won’t get my business.

Aug 30, 2017
So we got a quote from this company to do asphalt. Not concrete but asphalt on our very puny driveway. First off the person doing the quote wasn't the friendliest and said can't do anything till April 2018. Fine fair enough we weren't looking at doing this immediately. But regardless the quoter was complaining how busy he was and something about some type of surgery.We finally get the quote for a single driveway for our bungalow home. He quoted us $5650. WOW!!!!! I know asphalt and labour has gone up in the last bit. But come on. I talked to neighbors and friends who got their driveways done in the last couple of years. They were just as shocked as we were on the quote. I honestly think the quoter was in a pissed off mood and probably didn't want the business. He could of just told us that and be done with it instead of giving us this garbage quote. If this is how business is done. Good luck my friends in the future but Im sure you are so busy they really don't care either way.

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