Last week, Ruston Paving was working for a local grading company that was widening a road in Graham, NC. At 5:25 this past Friday evening, a frustrated homeowner submitted a message via the Contact Form of our website. It seems this homeowner was tired of looking at her mailbox on the ground and restricted access...
Our Rochester division just received an email praising the work our crews did at the Fairfield Inn in Corning, NY. The project entailed some partial depth repairs, some milling and an asphalt overlay. While we aim to please on every job we do, it’s nice when our clients take the time to tell us in writing...
One of the final phases of the First Presbyterian Church’s large scale reconstruction project was to mill and overlay the asphalt pavement. Clancy & Theys Construction Company was the general contractor and, because of the great job our crews did patching some areas earlier this spring, we were contracted to perform the work. Once again,...
Even a smaller project can make a big impact. Our Durham division recently completed a 50 square yard asphalt patch repair at the First Presbyterian Church in Raleigh that proved to be a feather in our cap. Clancy & Theys was the general contractor for a larger renovation going on at the church and contracted us...
To the right is a letter we received in the Rochester office from a property owner who contracted with us to renovate his existing tennis court. Thanks to the project manager, Jeff Pawlicki, and all of the crew for a successful project!
Ruston Paving recently received a wonderful thank you letter from the BSA Troop #39 event chairperson for our participation in the 2011 Touch-A-Truck show. The fundraiser was a huge success and was able to raise over $10,000 for the N.C. Children’s Hospital’s Promise Grant Program and Boy Scout Troop #39. We were proud to be a part...
Our Durham division completed a project for The Victory Faith Outreach Center in Goldsboro, NC. The Senior Pastor and his congregation were delighted to see this project completed. “It was a long time in the making”. They expressed their gratitude in a letter to Jory Alteri, Project Manager, and the crews involved in making this project a reality. Thanks...
