First spring project We spotted the guys working few houses…read moredown and asked them for a visit and a quote. Joe the owner himself came to meet us. Ended up working for us and asked them to come over and fixed our damaged driveway. They were very professional, caring and quick. My driveway looks 1000 times better thanks to these people. Decent price for the job. We recommend

Requested driveway seal coating. Coverage was poor and they refused a check; required payment in…read morecash. The spray coating was poor (absorbed coating unevenly) and sprayed up onto the garage doors. Agreed to recoat and clean the doors. Recoat was better but uneven due to persistent nozzle fouling. Accidentally sprayed me ruining T-shirt and jeans. Sent 2 people with the "wrong" solvent to clean the doors, door trim, siding, concrete and decorative wall stone. Rinsed rags in lawn..had to dig out & replant. Most overspray was removed but so was some of the lower garage door paint. Sought Overhead Door qualified painter ($700). DG owner negotiated lower price from someone else ($300)....unknown expertise. Its now 31 days trying to correct the problems they created. I recommend you NOT do business with Driveway Guys.

I signed a contract to have my siding replaced on 4/14, paid the initial deposit on 4/16, and a…read moreproject manager came out on 4/30 to do a walk through of the project and ask clarifying questions. I had to reach out to my sales person, Josh, to get that scheduled since I didn't hear from anyone in the days following deposit payment. I was told that materials would be ordered, taking about four weeks so the project would begin in early June. In mid-June -- after the project should have started -- Josh reached out to schedule a walk-thru with another PM, Norm, on 6/22 who asked all the same questions. Not reading from notes to confirm, just "pretend like we're starting from the beginning and tell me what we're doing here". They assured me this was a final run through and the project should start in early July latest. But they clearly hadn't ordered the materials in early May since I was still being asked about colors and other basics. In mid-July Norm reached out to let me know materials were delayed initially but now discontinued and I confirmed that assuming materials arrived in the next two weeks I wanted to proceed as planned. He assured me that was a realistic timeline. I finally received an email letting me know my project was estimated to start on August 6th. Norm reached out to confirm the materials had arrived in their staging area and would be dropped at my house August 3. And they did. August 6th arrived and no word no workers. I reached out to Norm who let me know there was a bit of delay and the project would start on August 10th. On August 10th Norm arrived to do an inventory of the materials he had access to for about two weeks. Unfortunately the supplier hadn't sent all the appropriate materials so he would submit a rush order and they should arrive by end of week. He could have inventoried them when they arrived at the Henderson staging area, he could have inventoried them the week prior when they arrived at my house. But he waited until project start day. Unsurprisingly the materials did not arrive by end of week so I was told there would be a two day pause and work would resume Wednesday 8/19. Which it did, but I went from six workers racing through the project to two workers who seemed to be working around the edges of the project. And here we are on Monday 8/24 and the workers simply didn't show up. No word from Norm on more pause time or a reason for the delay. Just work stop. I was informed at the very beginning that the project could be delayed if there was unexpected wear and tear under the original siding. The one spot that was flagged took 1/2 day to repair -- I work from home so can follow along easily! On week one the workers showed up on all days rain was forecast and worked until rain started, if it did start. These are not the reasons for the delay. It's pure mis-management. Called the local HQ in the hopes I could get honest answers about why my project has been delayed and ignored and haven't heard back. Long story short, don't use Henderson for siding if you value honest, consistent communication and accountability from leadership about their employees mis-steps.

Recently redid my who whole roof. They were quick and relatable. Very happy with their work. Will…read morebe recommending to neighbors

Everything went well, and I have used them for a variety of different projects. Some small, some…read morelarge, but first class service all the way around.

Unfortunately, working with this company was broken promises. We are a contracting company, local,…read moreand this company wise I would not recommend them. We provided a service that was subcontracted and was promised payment from advanced and never received payment. We have been more than patient for over 90 days with this company and they haven't even give us the decency of the owner calling us back their salesman Kevin was extremely unprofessional and lied. Every time I did get him to answer. Hope no one is bamboozled by their scams.

I recently had the pleasure of working with KlausLarsen Roofing to fix a damaged roof and I could…read morenot have had a better experience. From start to finish, their professionalism, efficiency, and attention to detail were outstanding. A special shoutout to Dennis and Rells who went the extra mile on a cold, windy day to clear off debris from my roof - that was a huge favor ! This company definitely has a commitment to excellence and I am beyond satisfied with how everything turned out.

KlausLarsen Roofing began work on a neighbors roof in Suffield, CT May 28, 2026 without pulling a…read morepermit. The homeowner is well known as a bigot. I noticed workers stripping the roof into my backyard without permission. When I went out to speak to the workers, none spoke English. Site manager Mark Libiszewski came over and I explained he didn't ask permission and does not have permission to strip the haters roof onto our property. The bigot called police. That is when it was discovered no roofing permit had been pulled. Site manager blamed it on a 3rd party error. Police explained [on video + audio] work came to a halt & once a permit is pulled work will resume within 10 to 14 days. The site manager will come to my house prior to work starting and touch base. No stripping will be done on our property but workers will come over to pickup errant debris and nail sweep with a magnet. Five days later, June 2, I noticed tarps, plywood, and workers stripping the neighbors roof into our yard. When I walked over to confront the same site manager the tarps were coming down as the roof was speed stripped by the hard-working crew. I reiterated to Mark he did not have permission to strip the bigots roof onto our property and if he needed that kind of access we should be compensated for it. Mark said he had no authority to compensate and they always go onto other peoples property when needed. Mark also said Suffield Police said we gave permission and insinuated I was calling police a liar. I subsequently called KlausLarsen office and spoke to Cora, Production Department, who told me I need to speak to Joanie Dunstan Mgr. Two days later I connected with Joanie who had to speak to someone else and then would call my son who owns the property. Needless to say my son is still waiting for a call. In summary, KlausLarsen did not pull a proper permit initially, feels entitled to send equipment & crew onto other peoples property without permission even when told not to. We inadvertently helped a bigot get his roof done by a crew of foreign hard workers he despises and our yard was the receptacle for the bigots roof trash. I cannot speak to pricing or quality of work but I can speak to the unprofessional and disrespectful manner in which we were treated.

OK, I admit, I procrastinate. I recently decided that I was not going to have time to seal up some…read moregrowing driveway cracks and seal coat my driveway myself and I didn't want to leave it until spring and have frost heaving. My wife called a number of seal coat contractors. The amazing thing is that one actually answered the phone. Although Jim was having lunch at the time, he said he would come my in a half hour and sure enough, he did. He took a look at my driveway, said he had some time between jobs and would take care of it the next day and for a great price! No deposit, only a handshake. He came by as promised, and made short order of it blowing off leaves and debris, sealing the cracks and doing an outstanding job with the seal coat! Well worth the price and a pleasure to work with! By the way, a week later and not one other contractor we called bothered to even respond. I am glad we caught Jim during lunch (I am not sure he was) and had him complete this project! I not only recommend him here, but am letting other family members know who to call for driveway cracks and seal coating.

1-Star Review - Warning: Do Not Hire Anselmo's Sealcoating…read more I strongly urge anyone considering Anselmo's Sealcoating to look elsewhere. My experience with this company has been nothing short of frustrating and disappointing. I hired them to sealcoat my driveway, and within less than a month, the asphalt started to deteriorate. It was clear that incredibly cheap and low-quality materials were used. The surface began to crack and flake almost immediately -- something that should never happen with a proper sealcoating job. I contacted Anselmo (the owner) multiple times -- at least 15 -- and every time he had a different excuse for not showing up to fix the issue. He promised to come back and make things right, but those were just empty words. It's obvious now that he had no intention of following through. This company does not stand behind its work, and in my experience, Anselmo is dishonest and unreliable. Don't fall for promises or a friendly attitude up front -- once he has your money, you're on your own. Please learn from my mistake. Protect your property and your wallet -- do not hire Anselmo's Sealcoating.

We used Mobile Mix Concrete for 1.4 yards of concrete needed to fill piers. These folks were…read moreawesome to work with. Gave me an estimate over the phone, accommodated my schedule with just two days notice, showed up 15 mins early, driver was really friendly, courteous and knowledgeable. The driver, Matt, helped us do the job and was really fast and efficient , whole thing Took just 30 mins or less to fill 6 ...16" wide sonotubes 42" deep. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!! Only but if advice I could give them is to optimize their website to terms like short load or small load concrete, they weren't coming up in my searches. Was about to go with a co. In middletown, but I HAPPENED to see one of their trucks on the road and jotted down their number. So glad for my luck!

Guy showed up 2 hrs late and concrete was watered down. The mix-ratio was way off. Jeff Morin, the…read moreowner refused to re-do the job. I had to remove the mess to re-do the job. Too late for me but BUYER BEWARE!

Awesome , and very professional. They arrive at the schedule time and the job was done very…read moreproficiently. I will be using their service again. Rich was very easy to talk to and he answered all my questions. Rev. Johnson.

Great job. Owner took the time to understand exactly what work we wanted done. Work was top notch…read moreand I will use again for hard-scaping and general cleanup. we had a wall built one time and full fall yard cleanup the next time. Very reasonable prices and quote was accurate on the final bill.

The owner was hard to reach, and did not come out to see the job, landscape renovation and tree…read morework. No explanation was given. We moved on.

Great work at a great price, highly recommend! We found them when our neighbor was having work…read moredone, got a quote and chose them based on price and quality of work at the neighbor's house.