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• Review fromRoxanna N

  Date: 05/01/2024

  1 star
  We are completely disappointed in the asphalt we received. It was recycled. It immediately started to crumble and fall apart. I telephoned them after the fact and he said it would be fine as soon as the weather heated up. It is not fine, it looks hideous and cost $9000.00 More than what we were told. I have telephoned more than once to see if they would repair or make it right. I do not get a return call. I feel like we were completely scammed. Our experience is much like the other complaints. No written contract until after the work was done, way more than we expected. After I looked up the Contractors number on the card he gave us, the contractors license was expired for a long time. Very slimey individuals.

• Review fromPeter G

  Date: 08/25/2022

  1 star
  On August 19, 2022, a man from Oregonian Construction, CCB# ******, showed up unannounced at my 82 year old dads farm saying his paving crew had just done a job nearby, had some leftover asphalt and asked if my dad needed any paving done.The man said it would be $40 a yard to do this. My dad agreed to a pothole and sunken areas fill and he assumed it was $40 a cubic yard and thought it would be a $400 project. Never did the man stipulate what kind of yard would be used. There was no written estimate or written contract at the beginning of the project. The crew was of about 7 guys. Most of the vehicles did not have license plates. One worker was very outgoing to my dad and kept him distracted. When my dad asked twice where they had done work, the crew was evasive. There was a lot of chaos. A small boy of the crew was riding his bike around. My dad was overwhelmed and distracted and unable to stop the process. My brother was working in the orchard far away from the paving project the entire time and was not aware that of what the crew was doing. When he discovered the crew had paved most of the 300 feet driveway and told them to stop, the crew became verbally combative. My brother had to yell multiple times to stop and leave. A worker used a measuring wheel to measure the driveways length and said the bill was $14,000. My dad said he could not pay that. The price was dropped to $9000. My dad wrote a check and a worker took it. It was at this time that my dad met the owner, *************************. When my dad wrote the check, he was given a business receipt and he signed it. It is not a business contract, a business estimate, and was not offered at the start of the process. ************************* told my dad his crew messed ** in not clearly communicating. My dad and brother contacted their bank to stop the check. They feel they were scammed because my dad assumed the price was based on cubic yards, not square yards, and he had agreed to pot holes and sunken areas.