Best asphalt driveway pros near Northlake, IL

"They did a high quality job sealcoating my driveway. Did the job in a timely manner and used high quality sealer."

"Great looking new driveway and easy to work with."

"My only complaint about 5 Star is the fact that they don't do anything else house rehab related other than their specialty.They are the only contractors that I have hired in 9+ years that said what they were going to do before the project started , delivered on time in a very professional manner with a minimum of disruption and dealing with a host of other things that necessitated repairing when the old driveway was removed that I had no idea was needed nor was prepared to fix. They worked with me along the way patiently while we had electrical work, brick masonary work, and landscaping , AC work . Some of whom were professionals found and recommended by 5 Star . As to whether I would hire them again I am hiring them again to do sod / stamped concrete project."

"Work was completed on time as promised. The driveway looks great after not being sealed for almost 10 years. Would highly recommend Back to Black for your driveway sealing projects."

Dave's Sealcoating and special services is a local and family owned-asphalt maintenance company. Maintain and care for your personal or company provided equipment, tools and vehicles. Proficiently and safely use snow removal equipment such as shovels, plows, snow blowers, ATV's, skid loaders, vehicles with plow blades, and other power and manually operated tools and equipment used to perform snow removal.

"Bald Eagle did an excellent job replacing my driveway. Honest, dependable, and fairly priced. Kevin keeps his commitments, showing up on time, and finishing as promised. Quality finished product, and quality business ethics. If you don’t check them out for your project, you’re rolling the dice!"

"When I called 3D concrete for an estimate, I was able to make an appointment immediately.  The estimate process went well:  Nick discussed everything in detail, understood what we wanted and made good recommendations.  (For instance, although others had said stamped concrete would be fine, he strongly recommended against it and instead said that brushed concrete should be used to provide the most traction in bad weather, which was our big concern.)
      Nick wrote out an estimate on the spot and provided a long list of references.  The two that I phoned gave excellent feedback.
      I had to obtain the village permit myself.  Nick said that once we had the permit, it would be several weeks before the job could begin.  But it took four weeks for me to get the permit, and work began just a few days later, which was great. During the permit obtaining process, I had to get back to Nick with a number of questions.  Whether by phone, e-mail, or snail mail, he always responded super-promptly, so I could keep things moving along.
      The men doing the work did what looked like an excellent job as we watched them.  The framing, pouring, smoothing, and brushing looked very professional.
      It took about a week between demolition and pour because of a run of rainy weather. One day, the foreman saw me sweeping sticks off the driveway with a broom after a storm, and he went and got his leafblower and blew the driveway completely clean, which was really kind and helpful.
      Part of the demolition was removal of some existing iron handrails by the original stoop.  The foreman asked what we would do for rails before the railing company could install the new permanent ones.  When I said we were going to ask someone to put up temporary wood rails, he offered to do that, and his crew put up excellent sturdy rails that were a lifesaver.  Weeks afterward, when the final railings were put in, I called Nick about removing them, which he had said he would do, and he had them removed the next day.
      We worked with the railing company that Nick recommended, Railings & Things, and they were great, too, so I really appreciated his recommendation.
      The original estimate was $6608.  We were given these additional charges:
$25 for dealing with rebar, which was found unexpectedly under the front stoop during demolition.  (It was kept in place for the new stoop.)
$1200 for relaying bricks that were removed from the driveway when the original walkway was removed.  The crew did a super-professional job on this, and it looks seamless.  However, that seemed like something we might have been informed of in advance.
      I would work with this company again in a heartbeat because of their responsiveness, professionalism, prompt work, and the excellent final result, which are well worth the additional charges that we received. 
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"What a great company!! We cannot wait for our next landscape project with them! They are wonderful and knowledgeable, and their suggestions can be trusted."

"Daniel was a pleasure to work with, from initial estimate to job completion. An old sinking blacktop driveway was replaced with a concrete one. The job was completed in a reasonable time frame (the longest wait was for my village to approve the permit!). It looks beautiful, greatly improving the curb appeal. The crew was very respectful of the property and did a very nice clean up. Very happy with the results."

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