Falco General Contracting Inc

Formerly Falco Landscape Design
General Contractors
Richmond Hill ON L4B 2B3
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1 review Toronto, ON
0/10

Not Recommended

Interlocking Stone review in Toronto

A very expensive job that initially looked good has, three years later, turned into a failed mess. Grading was improperly done in the first place, and this has led to major ponding problems. In addition, parts of the project have sunken leaving an unattractive, amateurish disaster. Contractor promised to fix the problems ("next year") but never returned to do the job and stopped responding to polite emails. Not Recommended.

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$0.00
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Thanks Don, we try our best to keep the work area clean and that usually translates in to a clean looking result. Thanks for the great review.

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A Reviewer
A Reviewer
1 review Toronto, ON
10/10

Interlocking stone driveway

Interlocking Stone review in Toronto

Earlier this summer, Paul and his crew redid my driveway with interlocking stone. The results were nothing short of spectacular. The job was started (on time!), and then continued each day until it was finished. Surprisingly little mess was made, considering the size of the job, but everything was cleaned up at the end of each day. Paul's attention to detail was amazing, and he did everything he said he would - in some instances, he did even more. Each member of the crew was a pleasure to work with, and each of them genuinely seemed to care about the quality of the work. All of my high expectations were met or exceeded, and I would absolutely recommend Falco General Contracting with great enthusiasm.

Approximate cost of services:
$10,000.00
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