Business ProfileforMountainview Asphalt Paving

Mountainview prepped the driveway on 08/19/21 and paved it 3 weeks later 09/09/21 It was not prepped correctly: it should be dug down 6-8 inches and then backfilled to grade for water flow, before the asphalt is poured on top. This is confirmed by 4-5 different local paving professionals, and a simple ****** search (Prep a driveway for paving) Due to the fact that Mountainview chose not to remove the existing base (cut corners), and just paved over top of it, this halfway done job is creating problems. -Water continues to pool in my existing walkway. -Water continues to go into the garage, despite the crooked swale that they created. -Most companies also do a slight crowning, so that water can flow on both sides, soas to not overflow in one spot. -Water is flowing towards my house, instead of pouring onto the grass on either side. Also, I have had several family members injure themselves already on the tripping hazard due to the seven inch height difference between the new driveway and the existing grass. -The side of the driveway is crooked, and cannot be fixed. When I brought it to their attention, they had men come and "scuff up" the orange line in the grass, so that it is not so obvious how far it was away from the mark. -When it was pointed out that there was puddling at the end of the driveway, they came back to put burn marks in the pavement. Those mini swales just move the water around, and are an eyesore. I've had strangers ask me "How did your driveway get burned/damaged here?" -there are plants growing through the brand new asphalt, about a month after install. A ****** search indicates this happens when the base is not prepped correctly. I have spoke to the owner and employees from Mountainview. They came here and heard the complaints, this is why they dug the swale deeper and scuffed up the painter's line, and added the mini swales (burn marks) to the driveway. Phone calls and emails about the big issue of improper prep are going unanswered now.