PAP, LLC

Yall started a project in my apartment complex, told us it would take a week and it's now been a month with not even a bit of fresh pavement on the ground. Yall hit both my power and water line two days onto being on site. Didn't have 811 out before you dug obviously. You've taken out 1/2 the complexes parking and aren't really showing dedication to complete the project considering it's a perfect day for getting it done and there's not a single pair of boots on the ground. Maybe for future projects you do it in sections. Really lose points for damaging our power and water line within a day apart. Doesn't sound very professional to me, and I have a background in road construction and have seen 3 miles stretches of road done in less time than this. Not only that your water truck driver has n

About a year ago, we had PAP come out and replace the asphalt in our driveway. We have been disappointed ever since. Our frustration comes from both the poor quality of work, and the terrible communication with PAP. Ryan Farmer, the owner of PAP, performed our bid, and has been our primary point of contact. We have patiently tried to work with Ryan and PAP for a year to address our concerns, and have given them every opportunity to make things right, however they have shown no interest in doing so. I am sharing our experience in the hopes that others do not make the same mistake that we did, and avoid using PAP for their residential projects. Poor Quality: - Despite our concerns and a forecast, the asphalt was laid on a day when it later rained, resulting in the ‘new’ finish washing aw