D.N.M. Associates Has been around for over 25 years, making it Lower Fairfield county's most trusted private owned Paving and Masonry Company. Your driveway maintenance project is our specialty, and you can rely on our licensed professionals for dependable and courteous service from start to finish.
Our owner, Dante Terenzio, is always on your worksite for a personal approach you can't find anywhere else. Find out more about our Sealcoating services and discover the difference we can make for all of your outdoor spaces today. We've spent the last 25 years assisting with residential and commercial jobs in Stamford, CT and the surrounding areas.
Our owner, Dante Terenzio, is always on your worksite for a personal approach you can't find anywhere else. Find out more about our Sealcoating services and discover the difference we can make for all of your outdoor spaces today. We've spent the last 25 years assisting with residential and commercial jobs in Stamford, CT and the surrounding areas.
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Our skillful operation has been serving all of Lower Fairfield County in Connecticut for over 25 years with the attention to detail and precision that all of our clients deserve. Transform your driveway or blacktop areas with our knowledgeable assistance. We provide the level of workmanship you deserve by employing highly trained staff, using state of the art equipment and tools, and developing a level of skill that is unmatched in the area.
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Al S.
Dec 29, 2020
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Where do I start? The woman on the phone was nice and Dante was a pretty good salesman. Not happy with the finished product for many reasons: there are ripples all over the asphalt, the edging is not perfectly straight and isn't secure enough to withstand a car or even motorcycle coming into contact with it, and the belgian blocks don't even have cement between them so grass and weeds are growing in between. To top it off, Dante and his team didn't care and I was told that it is what it is. Avoid these people! There are better companies out there.
