Paving Contractors

The ppl in their deli are a lil slow...& dont pay enough attention to what ur ordering.

Its ok

Great quality work. Was a pleasure to work with on a new constitution project. Keep up the good work. Mark..

Yes , its true Raymond Applebaum has been price fixing and deceiving his customers for years throughout the state of Florida. Raymond Applebaum also owns Clay's Asphalt Maintenance Inc. - Southern Sealcoating - National Sealcoating Inc. - M.A. Construction Group LLC. He buys out active sealcoating companies and keeps the company name and reregisters the corporation creating a " shell " company. He uses all of these companies by flooding a unsuspecting customer with four , five , six or more bids from his other companies. In doing this he locks out honest contractors from submitting bids. These people sign as registered agents for his different companies so the companies appear to be individually owned : Silvia Brown - John Gregor - Lisa Ahern - Martin Applebaum - Fredrica Applebaum - Don Fairman - Ken Fairman.

These guys were a huge help to my church. They donated 8 new pallets for our Nativity scene. Thanks Coastal Hardscapes! The Nativity scene turned out fantastic! Merry Christmas!

Great team of people, proud to have them in our area.

Dangerous road crew not directing traffic at their job. And when I spoke with them, they decided to taunt me and tell me I didn’t go the right way. What a bunch of idiots. Maybe if your flag guy was paying attention and directing traffic like he was supposed to that wouldn’t happen. One of the teenagers on their crew started taking pictures of me and my license plate on my car. Child. Almost got me and The driver behind me in a wreck.

Don't pay his men

What is the measure of a company? Quality products? Excellent customer service? Timeliness? All of the above? When a company performs and meets these expectations, do they generally garner enthusiastic praise, or is that considered minimally acceptable? I think the measure of quality in a company is not found in how well they perform a service or provide a product. Rather, what happens when things don’t go as planned. Integrity matters when things go awry. Absolutely, when a company provides quality materials and excellent service, it should be noteworthy, but when they take customer service seriously enough to mitigate issues of their own accord without any prompting, it alleviates pressure on the homeowner to know that the situation is manageable. Part of that important ongoing process is communication; a well-informed customer is certainly the bane of any mediocre company’s existence, but you know you found a top-notch performer when they ensure updates are frequent and well-understood. Such is the case with LaGasse design and the saga that was my pool renovation. I do not trust easily, and from the onset I was comfortable with the representative’s knowledge and willingness to recite said information so that I might grasp the finer points. The work ensued and each day I was provided detailed updates. Even with delays (through no fault of anyone, just the condition of the former fiberglass installation), the crews were always communicative and professional. The it happened; the unthinkable. Problems arose after the build completed and I feared I would be left to my own devices. Not the case at all. Steve assured me they would resolve my issues no matter how long it took. That’s integrity, and that is why I would highly recommend them to anyone. Doing a good job is praiseworthy, standing behind your work shows integrity and pride.