Perhaps it is just contractors now a days but it seems like every company I contact has the same deal, be it driveway paving, sealcoating, landscaping whatever, weird events happen, hard to contact, etc. I contacted this company early march to inquire about their service for sealcoating my 8 month old driveway. I got an estimate march 3 2022 for $285 which I accepted. I was scheduled for April 27. I inquired how exactly the process goes in terms of prepping the driveway and was told “they will blow it off before” and being a **** I decided to look up some youtube videos of sealcoating and prepwork always includes weedwhacking, brushing, blowing and sometimes even power washing, but as I said my driveway os less than a year old so not much prep work was required but I still took my time to blow it off myself and hose all of the bird droppings, micro dust or dirt that was caked on, etc. My scheduled day arrives and I get a notification text to keep sprinklers off, move cars etc, which I do. About 1 PM that day I get a text “unfortunately we ran out of sealer so we will need to reschedule”. dumbfounded I call them to ask and the receptionist seems perplexed by me questioning this. Like… you are a sealcoat company, how do you run out of sealer? It is 1 pm on a wednesday, go buy more. I was about to cancel then (read my first few lines about how every contractor I have contacted has some weird event). Maybe they use some big truck with sealer like they do on youtube videos where they siphon the sealer to the driveway with big hoses and they can’t get more than they need for the day from a plant or something because it will harden inside the truck tank (again no idea about seal coating except youtube videos) But alas I read the reviews of several companies and this was the highest rated so I figured I’d still go through with it. I was rescheduled a week later, which again I questioned but was told they only do certain areas on certain days so I needed to wait for the next time they were in the area. Fine. The problem with scheduling a week later though, is that mother nature has a week to plan, aka rain. But guess who cleaned off their driveway again? Rain happened May 4 so I was rescheduled again to May 5, at least it wasn’t another week. So the guy shows up, unmarked suburbon, white t shirt, dirty jeans and sneakers. No markings of any company, this is a business right? He unloads 6 buckets of unmarked sealer (why couldn’t you get more of this a week ago? You don’t even have a fancy truck). He is there for less than 40 minutes, including using a residential grade backpack blower to “clean” the driveway. 95% of the driveway looks fine but pretty much every edge up to my block boarders is barely or not touched at all. There are distinct lines you can see, some up to 12 inches long and 2 inches wide where it looks totally different, driveway vs sealer and it is all around the property. I reached out with pictures and was told “ They guys use a long brush with metal edges, so it doesn't always get to the borders as the guys try to be neat that is taking a chance of getting the borders dirty.” To this I sent more pictures but I do not feel like arguing semantics with someone so I thanked them and paid. I decided I would just leave a review to at least make myself feel better about this situation. As I said i watched lots of videos of sealcoating, I oddly find them satisfying and in every video the person is using the exact same brush as this company uses and gets every edge, even on open edges and especially ones that are against a block (which was my main issue). If your daily hired subcontractor guy can’t do edges with the big brush, I’m sure they have smaller brushes for edging? Again I have no clue but it would seem logical to me. I look at it as painting a house, you would cut in and then do the bulk of it with a roller or sprayer. Anyway, 95% of the driveway looks fine but with the untouched parts being literally at the front of my driveway and my front door I have to take off stars.