Fuller Paving Group LLC

I am very pleased with the driveway. I have waited for almost a month before reviewing. I am a sceptical person by nature. I can honestly sau that they went the extra mile and it is fantastic. The whole crew of people was very pleasant to work with, and the project went smoothly-- not without challenges for them. The paving done here at my house was a physics challenge. I live on a ridge, so the ground is steep. Fuller overcame the challenges to provide me with a wonderful driveway. I would recommend them to my family without reservation. Thanks to all at Fuller!

Just had my driveway sealed and I am very pleased with the job done by Fuller's Paving. This crew was very courteous and professional...I would certainly recommend them to anyone.

Was given a quote in person and in writing so we then proceeded to get our site ready for them over the next couple of weeks. Had to replace our sewer main first before paving which was understood as it ran under the driveway we were replacing. Stayed in communication to let them know our progress, and when nearly done and ready to pull the trigger we were completely ghosted numerous times. No texts back, no comms, even had called the office numerous times with not a call back, then the person who was ghosting us picking up the phone once to act oblivious to who I was on our final call. Tried one final attempt this week and was told we’d be called back after checking the schedule, which guess what? Never happened. A really lazy way of running a company and bad representation of your brand, which is why we now believe what everyone around us has told us about Fuller these days, which isn’t good.

drive ok parking area not level like contracted for my 40ft motor home.Will said he would come back in spring "never" has until today!!!!!!! Joe the father was here at least 10 times told me Will to come back to see me and never has.Lies,lies,.Over the years lots of problems with entire job.Still no "WILL" i GAVE UP calling. I EVEN talked to both of them at home shows in TRI cities area.NOW in april of 2020 I see all their phony TV commercials and memories come back to haunt me and my significant other. Fuller paving "SUCKS" in our opinion! !!!!!!!!!! Nobody should get screwed like this.......We liked Will and JOE BUT THEIR LIES AND PROFESSIONALISM SUCKS !!!!!!!!!!!! NO LIES HERE thanks but no thanks Ron Kaminski

Awful, would not recommend them. The new owner is the son. Difficult to deal with when you start pointing out flaws in their work. They promised me the high grade material and i got the lowest they had. It started cracking after 6 months. Had to make dozens of call to get the owner back out to look at the mess they made. They reheated some of the areas to lift it up and it looks like and old driveway that has patch place all over it. It is not smooth. It does not look like a new driveway. Since they gave me the lowest grade, in which he said they was NO such thing as low grade asfault . HIs father which used to operate the business told me to my face they did give me the lowest grade at the high price, Their workers are Awesome and worked hard. They said they got chewed out every morning before starting work. After getting the son back out to my house finally, he was so mad at me he could have hit me. He gave me half my money back and said NEVER contact him again. Do Not Recommend Fuller Paving

The driveway was replaced on the scheduled date. The job looked good but I have little experience with asphalt driveways. There is a steep hill behind the end of our driveway so they were supposed to put in a curb to prevent cars going too far and going over the edge. He also told me that I would put need some sort of retaining wall (extra cost which I was not informed about up front) to help reinforce the asphalt from failing over time. They said they would come back in the near future to put the curb in. About a week after the installation a truck was backing into our driveway and "dug" a hole in the driveway because the asphalt was still soft. I called to have it fixed (which they did for no charge) but they never told me that trucks could not drive on the driveway for a few months, If I had known I could have avoided the whole situation. Now I have 3' x 4' patch in my new driveway. About a week after the installation I noticed water in my garage that was coming from the rain. The asphalt was sloped to toward the the a house. I called them to come and readjust the slope in front of the garage. About 2 months later after repeated calls they came out and put in a 2 inch curb. This was a trip hazard. I called and complained again and again. Finally in October they level out the bump in front of the garage, not great but better. At that time they finally put the curb in place and also fixed "mushroom" that was formed by the tree roots. This was a big job and I know that the everything cannot always be perfect. My biggest problem it was practically impossible to get them to come and fix their mistakes. And there fixes were not of the same quality as the work that was originally performed. I think 5 months (and dozens of phone calls) is a long time to wait to have a few minor problems fixed. I do appreciate the fact the fixed the damage from the truck at no charge.

The estimate was good, and they scheduled the paving shortly after. They quoted 5and quot; of base stone and no base asphalt coat. I questioned if only a topcoat would be sufficient, and was told yes, it would be paved thick enough that no heavier duty base would be needed. I was there for most of the work, and we found several old corrugated drains under the driveway, and after tracing them out to make sure they weren't in use, Will (owner's son) buried them with the base stones, and when questioned, said it wouldn't hurt anything. Overall when it was put down, the driveway looked great. They sloped it properly to drain all rainwater away from the garage, and I was quite pleased with the new driveway, after years of saving up to replace our terrible old one. However, within a few weeks, depressions started forming where I park my truck (F-150), and smaller ones under my wife's car (Camry). I called Joe, who said that was normal and driveways can sometimes settle a little, etc. He came out within a few days and took a look, then he scheduled the crew to come back and do an and quot;infraredand quot; repair. I found out later that term isn't quite appropriate, since they use propane fired equipment. I was told it would be seamless and would take care of the issue. The put down 9 patches, ranging in size from 1 ft diameter to about 3 fr diameter. They rolled everything down flat and, although it wasn't seamless and looked terrible, my new driveway was ok again. That lasted for a few months until spring arrived. Throughout the spring and summer, the patched places sunk again, and this time I let them get worse and worse, hoping that a patch wouldn't fix and Fuller would have to replace it, and in the process fix the issue. I called Mr. Robinette 3 or 4 times in the span of several months throughout the summer of 2013. Each time he apologized, said they could probably patch it again (eventually this will work, he would say) and promised he would get out by the and quot;end of the weekand quot;. A couple of times he was out of town. Today is Feb 24, 2014, and I've yet to see him. Actually, I did see him give a quote to my neighbor across the street, and then drive right past me while I mowed the grass, never offering a glance. I immediately took my neighbors on a quick tour of my Fuller Paving driveway, which convinced them not to entertain the quote they just received. I even had my attorney call Mr. Robinette, and he was given the explanation that it was a soil problem, and there was nothing they could do about it. There had been a driveway at my house since it was built in 1978, and it didn't sink. But, my attorney didn't think it was worth the fight, because proving negligence would be very difficult. I agree, and maybe it wasn't Fuller Pavings fault. At least not directly. Maybe they misjudged the base stone needed. Maybe they should've put down a base asphalt laying, especially in the parking area. Maybe another patch, while ugly, would've worked. I'll never know, because Mr. Robinette has no intentions of coming to look. What I do know, is that for another $1400, I could have had Bracken Paving do the job, and they quoted a base asphalt layer that would have been a little stronger. Or, if something did go wrong, I think they would have worked with me to fix the problem. If it truly was a soil or other issue beyond their control, I would've gladly negotiated something with them to try and fix it. But they weren't going to take a loss after trying to patch it once, regardless of the issue. After the 1 year and quot;warrantyand quot; ran out, they have no obligation to do anything I guess. So I'm now looking at a $4000 repave of the parking area on a $6500 new driveway, that my 4 year old son never got a chance to ride a bike on, and that has tripped more than one person because there's a 6 inch depression the size of a person in the middle of. The water no longer really drains away from the garage because it ponds in the holes. And Fuller Paving doesn't care at all. That's the part that bothers me so much. Everyone makes mistakes. And I can't even prove its their fault. But they promise and promise and never deliver, without the courtesy to even come look. I'd be happy to give anyone looking to hire Fuller Paving a tour of my driveway. Until I can save up enough money to have it fixed, Fuller Paving's work (or at least customer service) is on full display at my house.

Well done.

Careful attention was given to leveling new asphalt. Was very careful to make sure rainfall drained properly. Cleaned up completely upon completion . Overall good job.

Mr. Fuller, who owns the company did the first job for me and he was very professional, very good and he has since become very ill and some family members have taken over. I don't feel that the quality of work is quite there that was there when Mr. Fuller was in charge. I'm not sure I would use Fuller Paving Group again. The paving was excellent, they did a fine job but the crack fill, no. They were right on time when they said they would and did what they said they'd do, it's just one job was very good, the other job not so good.

We were needing additional parking for our cars plus our driveway was 23 yrs old and cracking in spots. I looked on the BBB website and Fuller Paving had an A+ rating. (I had initially called another company that someone recommended but they did not return my calls.) Mr. Robinette came out to give us an estimate, listened to what we needed, and made suggestions on how to accomplish it. They actually did the work the same week in approx. 5 hrs. They removed the cracked places, patched them, recapped the old driveway and created two new sections. (10' X 50' and 10'X 20' ) The driveway was angled in such a way to divert rainfall away from the carport. Although it has only been a week, I am very pleased with the work and would use them again.