Glenn Lege Construction, Inc.

Truck full of their guys cut through an active accident scene on I10. (Through the space that was left open for the responders). The entire crew, including the driver, were dunk & still actively drinking, Throwing tons of trash over the bridge (Beer cans, bags, boxes, etc.). Disgusting. Truly gross behavior from anybody, especially a “family owned” Louisiana business.

Glenn Lege Construction recently repaved the road I live on, and they did an outstanding job! The quality of the work is excellent, the road is smooth, and the whole project was handled with professionalism. It’s a huge improvement and really makes a difference for everyone who drives it. I couldn’t be more impressed ,highly recommend this company!

Awful company that does awful work and has awful customer service. Not only did it take a year to do 5 miles of hwy 700, but they blocked my driveway on a new project. The representatives are typically incredibly rude or, at the very least, useless. The foreman never answers your calls or returns messages. The work Glenn Leger offers is negligent. Neither Vermilion Parish public works nor Leger Company know a projected completion date. That is unbelievable. Bids dont work that way. DO NOT HIRE THESE GOONS!! UPDATE: If you need the foreman's personal cell number, hit me up. Nice guy took my one star to a three. It only took 6 calls; but issue resolved. The answering service is still pretty garbage though.

You cannot ask for a better Company . Mr Glenn Lege and his staff go above and beyond to get a job dome in a very safe and professional manner. With todays impatient economy, i have to gove credit to a company that can hire so many people to deal with the cry-babies along the road. There are people that try to hit the employees, throw trash, and yes bottles of urine at his staff. Great job to the men and women that make Glenn Lege Construction a huge success. I must add that if you think they're that bad then why are they all over the state. GREAT JOB 5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ rating

They have a contract with Crowley to redo the roads and put a 6 to 8 inch drop down in the drive ways but in stead of using asphalt for the drop downs that drys in a hour or two they put cement that take 3 to 7 days to cure before you can drive on