Youngblood Paving, Inc.

I had a dealing with them while they were working on the road in our area of new castle. Workers were very polite. Even though they had the road closed they opened it back up for my son’s bus to take him and his friends to school. Very accommodating group of guys. If the time comes I need work done they’ll be the first I’d contact just because of this.

Terrible company, through and through. Work constantly looks sloppy, workers don't even look like they are paying attention or care. They have been working on our road all week, and they decided to wait until today (Friday) to tell all the residents that our road will be completely closed this coming Monday until after 5 pm everyday for a whole week. We live on a major Blvd in Pittsburgh that is constantly busy traffic. Parking on the other side will be in front of people's driveways or fire hydrants, not to mention that there is a school that has a parking lot on that same side with no access and taking up more spaces in the other side for residents. Great heads up TWO THUNBS DOWN.

You should probably tell your valued employees to refrain from running their mouths on the road while in your company trucks. One of your employees stopped in the middle of the road without warning and began yelling at me to go around. What happened to using a blinker, pulling over, and signaling to go around POLITELY with a simple wave? That’s all that needed to be done even though I wasn’t even tailgating him. But no…the quality of employees you hire seem to think it’s perfectly okay to just yell at drivers. I think it’s time to clean house and hire some actual professionals. Time to take the garbage out for good!

Web had a LOVELY road put in about a month or two ago. The whole neighborhood loved it. Then for God knows what reason Youngblood blocked off our road for 3 weeks just to spend a single day ripping up the brand new road, and not actually replace it.

When you are doing work for a township, your workers shouldn’t be using profanity against residences when they ask them questions, especially when they are not the ones being asked the questions to and injecting themselves into a conversion.It’s even worse when your workers then lie about what happens when the township asks the workers what happen. Not very good at community relations.