They left me hanging with an empty garage and a full shed that I can.t get into to get my fall and…read morewinter equipment. Also the cracked concrete is damaging my Hamburg Door. If anyone knows someone that does not mind doing a job under $10,000 let me know. I am talking to Bean concrete but so far no commitment on their end. I hate the thought of going through the permit process again. I am really desperate and I won't be able to accomplish some major repairs this year now. The whole summer is wasted for me now and I don't have the time to find another contractor .This setback has cost me time and money.

When you need and want the best - get Miller Masonry. They totally helped me out of a bind. I had a…read morepool fountain made by another company and it turned out to be so poorly made it was a serious safety hazard. Miller tore out the old one (which was not anchored or built correctly) and built a beautiful stone faced fountain that is strong and safe - to hold a 300lb cast iron fountain. They were on time, on schedule, on budget and a joy to design and work with on my favorite part of my new pool. Thank you so very much for your expertise and work ethic - 10 stars if I could.

I called to set up an appointment for an estimate for my driveway, I received a call from Andy…read morelater that day and he scheduled an appointment with me 2 days later . The driveway was done about 5 weeks later. His crew of 5 guys were all friendly. He was knowledgeable and honest and gave me options. I would definitely recommend them. Diane

Andy gave us an estimate 1 day after we called. He gave a date to do the job and even though it was…read more3 weeks away that's the date the driveway was done. My driveway was old and in bad shape. Now it is brand new and perfect. Highly recommend ACE PAVING!

7 weeks for 4 steps--poor communication and failed inspections…read moreDo I have steps? Yes. That is the only reason this isn't a 1 star review. We hired this company to remove our old, broken concrete front steps and pour new ones. While the initial communication was great, it became incredibly un-dependable and hard to come by as the job progressed. Ultimately, it took 7 weeks to complete a 4-step project due to poor craftsmanship and multiple delays. The issues began when the initial pour completely failed inspection. The step measurements were wildly inconsistent--the top step had a 4-inch rise, while the others varied from 7.5 to 8.5 inches from step to step, and it sloped from left to right. When I brought this up, the contractor was defensive, insisting that everything they poured was "up to code" and there was nothing wrong with them. However, they later admitted the mold had been stepped on by the crew. After several communication gaps, missed timelines, and a partial refund discussion, the city inspector officially failed the steps on May 4th, stating they required a complete tear-out and replace due to the safety and rise inconsistencies. The second round of demolition and pouring took another three weeks. Throughout this entire process, I was never notified in advance when plans changed or when the crew would show up. I had to actively chase the contractor for updates just to find out when people would be at my house. While the second set of steps finally passed inspection, they still have visible flaws. If you are looking for clear communication, reliable timelines, and a job done right the first time, I would look elsewhere.

7 weeks for 4 steps--poor communication and failed inspections…read more Do I have steps? Yes. That is the only reason this isn't a 1 star review. ​We hired this company to remove our old, broken concrete front steps and pour new ones. While the initial communication was great, it became incredibly un-dependable and hard to come by as the job progressed. Ultimately, it took 7 weeks to complete a 4-step project due to poor craftsmanship and multiple delays. ​The issues began when the initial pour completely failed inspection. The step measurements were inconsistent--the top step had a 4-inch rise, while the others varied from 7.5 to 8.5 inches from step to step, and it sloped from left to right. When I brought this up, the contractor, Gage, was defensive, insisting that everything they poured was "up to code" and there was nothing wrong with them. However, he later admitted the mold had been stepped on by the crew. ​After several communication gaps, missed timelines, and a partial refund discussion, the city inspector officially failed the steps on May 4th, stating they required a complete tear-out and replace due to the safety and rise inconsistencies. ​The second round of demolition and pouring took another three weeks. Throughout this entire process, I was never notified in advance when plans changed or when the crew would show up. I had to actively chase the contractor for updates just to find out when people would be at my house. ​While the second set of steps finally passed inspection, they still have visible flaws. If you are looking for clear communication, reliable timelines, and a job done right the first time, I would look elsewhere.