Tommer Construction Co

Is terrible driving a mandatory requirement for employment? Countless times I had trucks pull out onto the highway causing me to lock up my brakes. Same goes for people (must be employees because it's before business hours) arriving in the morning that pass on double yellows, center turn lanes, you name it.

Tommer started work in Soap Lake the first week of September on our street. Never finished. Made the potholes worse. Left huge amount of rocks on the street. Came a couple of time and ran a sweeper which threw the rocks all over the sidewalk. Never came to clean up the mess they made. Called the city four times the week of November 21st. Nothing done about the mess left after running the sweeper. City would be smart to NOT pay Tommer for the disgusting work.

What is the job at Soap lake? That's just terrible. They scattered rubble, and you think that the roads have been repaired? All the stones fly off and beat off the paint from the car...What kind of stupid technology is this? Therefore, there is no asphaltic coating as in Moses Lake?

Tried to babysit this company for about a year and a half to replace the mailbox they absolutely destroyed when they resurfaced the road in front of our house. Finally ended up replacing it myself. I was told by Dave that the county only allows them so much on their budget so they have limited funds to fix their mistakes afterwards, which includes when they outright destroy peoples property. Take your business to a place that understands customer service, and better yet, a place that has BASIC understanding of what a contractors license and bond entails. I paid out of pocket to fix this because this wasn't worth the legal battle.

Friendly service and good base coarse rock at a low price. I was amused that the guy told me it was crushed bedrock from out back. He didn't know he was dealing with a geologist lol. I will tell you that the presence of granite pebbles and rounded stones in the mix indicates that this is Ice Age flood gravel Fortunately, the vast majority of the stones are angular, locally-derived basalt, so it's not an issue for my foundation.