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A local news site has reported that Deering Construction, a family-run business in Norwalk, plans to close after 104 years in business. A 2022 customer wrote that their truck was damaged while the company was redoing the sidewalk on their street, and that Mike Deering said it was not his problem and to go through the town. A 2021 customer said the company parked equipment on their property early in the morning without permission, and that an asphalt roller damaged their lawn. That 2021 customer said that when asked to move, they were very rude and kept saying "Call the city." The same 2021 customer also wrote that they parked on the sidewalk all day. Connecticut lists its home improvement contractor registration, HIC.0527192, as expired, held by Deering Construction Inc.
“Deering Construction lasted for five generations. One of the company's first projects was the construction of the Merritt Parkway.”
“NORWALK, CT — Deering Construction, a family-run business in Norwalk, plans to close this spring after 104 years in business, News 12 Connecticut reports.”
“Workers with Deering Construction repaved the parking area at the Norwalk Senior Center and the Norwalk Early Childhood Center on Allen Rd. on Tuesday September 4, 2018”
Typical your area range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Deering Construction Inc. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
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$23,000 – $35,000
Typical remodeling project around $29,000
My truck was damaged when they were redoing the sidewalk on my street left multiple messages and finally got ahold of Mike Deering he said it’s not his problem and go through the town. Very unprofessional response to damage caused by your company. No wonder the town stopped using your company.
They partially closed down my road - okay. I get that they need to do their job and that is up to the city. But they parked their equipment on my property early in the morning without permission. When I asked them to move (one of the vehicles was an asphalt roller which damaged my lawn - it seems obvious to me that they shouldn't park something that heavy on grass) they were very rude. The just reparked their machines, still partially on my property. "Call the city" they kept saying to me. They had three trucks on their street, one of them didn't have any license plates on the front or the back. When I told him about that (hopefully getting some leverage so he would stop ruining my lawn) the guy in charge shrugged. I asked him "do you know you have no plates?" And he just looked at me. He moved that truck and I haven't seen it since. Lastly, they parked on the sidewalk all day. There are a few handicapped people that live around the corner, pretty inconsiderate IMO.
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