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Mukie's Seal Coating

Mukie's Seal Coating

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1941 Garnet Rd, York, Pennsylvania, 17403, United States
(717) 854-1870 www.mukiessealcoating.com
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Apr 17, 2017
Can't even go to the correct address not once but twice then throw a putty knife in my front yard that I about ran over with a mower. This is why companies only do driveways and not multimillion dollar roads.

Aug 4, 2015
DID A GREAT JOB AT MY HOUSE. THE DRIVEWAY WAS NOT DONE FOR 8-9 YEARS PRIOR AND NOW IT LOOKS LIKE NEW. QUICK RESPONSE TIME AND GOOD QUALITY WORK + AND GOOD PRICE. VERY HAPPY AND WILL GIVE REFERALS !!!!!

Apr 19, 2016
Did a very good job but Mr. Muscarelli owes me money. .

Aug 17, 2014
I have had nothing but trouble with Mukie. I originally contracted him in November of 2013 to sealcoat my driveway, buildup along the apron and fill a small depression. He completed the sealcoat and buildup but did not fill the depression. He said that he would be out to complete the job and to please leave the check. Apparently paying him before job completion is where I made my mistake. I left the check and still have a depression in my driveway despite numerous phone calls and empty promises to return to complete the job. I still have a depression in my driveway. He came out once in April and partially filled the hole and said that he would return to complete filling it. I have not seen him since and he will now not return my calls. Additionally, the sealcoat that he applied is now completely gone and the driveway looks just like it did before he came. It is now August of 2014, and after having given Mukie too many chances and 9 months to complete a small job, I finally have to admit defeat and give up on him. My advice is to not use Mukie sealcoating and if you do , do NOT pay until the job is completed to your satisfaction. I have never been this dissatisfied with any contractor, EVER!

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