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Rohner Asphalt & Grading

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9615 Charles St, Sturtevant, Wisconsin, 53177, United States
(262) 886-4388
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Mar 2, 2018
Avoid them at all costs. We have had a horrible experience. First we had to wait because they refused to do our driveway before our road was done stating the edge of the driveway would be affected, second once it was done the rough stone was showing on top so Rohner came out to seal it, in two phases, which left a thick tar stripe down a portion of our driveway, third within months low spots and humps started to form and we had stones popping out leaving a ton of 1/2-1 inch holes in our brand new driveway. Rohner never shows up when they say, only looks at stuff when owners are not around and claims to see nothing wrong, promised to reseal our driveway again this year and never called back. I can go on and on about how difficult it is to deal with this company.

Nov 9, 2016
We bought our 1st house in '15. Our driveway was narrow and cracking. We weighed the pros and cons for asphalt vs concrete. Ultimately deciding on Asphalt. We call and emailed several asphalt companies in Kenosha and Racine., even sending the companies photos and measurements to get a quote and time schedule. Rohner Asphalt was the only one that promptly gave us a quote, a very competitive quote, I might add. They scheduled the work quickly. The came and dug out our existing driveway and put down stone, then did the asphalt. They were quick and respectful of the property. We love our new driveway. I would highly recommend this company to anyone needing asphalt done. They are really good!

May 6, 2017
Had to get a retraining order on the women who owns this business as soon as it was up she started her harassment again!

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