Skyway Sealcoating and Tuckpointing

Scammers. They go door to door and state that there is a repair needing to be done, offer a "deal", slap some concrete on whatever it is and steal your money.

This company was completely disrespectful and unprofessional. In our original call, we set up a time for them to call prior to coming by to do an estimate. They did not call. When I called them to find out why they had not called, we set up a time for the next day that they were going to call prior to coming to do an estimate. They did not call. When I called a few days later to find out why they had not called, they hung up on me. When I called back, they hung up on me. Enough said. Do not even call this company.

Larry at Seal Coat scheduled the work a day before we were back in town so no loss of access during drying. Very good job overall.

Awful, the sealcoating is washing away and I am out $1250 for a job that should have cost no more than $300

they quickly and professionally completed their work and clean up afterwards

They competed all work on time and in a workmen manor and I very happy with them and will use that company again.

They are scam artists, gave my husband a fake accounting of how much the products cost and the amount used and did a very poor job and don't return calls or return after twice saying they would come and fix the problem. $1550 for a two hour job and lied about the cost of materials and my husband is 70....they came to the front door and talked him into it. Do not use these people! They claimed their concrete was a special one that could stick on our painted front stairs, which apparently is not possible, the stairs are all splotchy with the underlying paint showing through, there are cracks in the concrete used to fill spaces and not a smooth job. Even if the job were done well, (which I could supply pictures as to how terrible it looks), even if the small amount of concrete used cost $500, should anyone doing this type of work make $500 an hour? The concrete they put in is still holding water when it rains and I'll be real interested to see what happens when the freezing weather comes and this wet concrete freezes in the cracks on our stairs.