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I found a business through your partner network, named Pro Asphalt. They did the job on Monday 6/13 and I am very pleased with the outcome. Thank you for your assistance.
I was only contacted by Lawson Construction. I found the gentleman personable and knowledgeable. I showed him my problems. He explained how he would fix them in detail. After getting 3 quotes, I just mailed my contract to Lawson. They are supposed to do the job at the end of July.
American Curb Appeal was selected to perform asphalt patching and seal coating of this home's driveway and parking area. The owner was forthright in his discussion of the work and provided a written proposal without nudging him to do so. The business owner, Terry Thompson, promptly answered several follow up questions and showed flexibility in adapting the work scope to the home owner's wishes. Waiting for other work to finish, but American Curb Appeal will be doing this work.
Asphalt was laid one inch & a half thick and for sure no more than two inches in the middle of the road that is almost a half a mile long on our community private road six years ago. Alligator cracks are increasing through out the road and many cracks through out the road, as well. I need your expertise to educate me and the rest of the members, whether or not we are going to need to tear all the road asphalt out or do an over lay. If we have to tear out the entire road and redo it again, we would like to know the science behind, so as, to convince the members. Maybe, there other options for an over lay after inspecting the road. And just as well, we would like the company that did the work accountable for it.
Seal a few cracks and Sealcoating.
