Sweet Success Contractors

Reviews

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  Shira Burg

  Oct 14, 2025
  5.0
  Chris and his team did a great job restoring the front porch on my 100 year old house. I didn’t even know what it needed when I called them, but they knew exactly how to fix it up, and it looks wonderful. They were a pleasure to work with- highly recommend!
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  Robin McQuillen

  Oct 10, 2025
  5.0
  ANOTHER great job finished quickly and professionally! Paul is the best! He hasn't hesitated with anything we've thrown at him in our new house. This one was a pretty big plumbing job, 3 separate issues, and he did it with very little disruption for us, which was a feat in itself and much appreciated! Very much recommend!
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  suzie beck

  Sep 16, 2025
  5.0
  Incredible job! Chris & team was knowledgeable of my old house. I am happy with their work & will have them again for my next project
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  Stephen Jannos

  Aug 22, 2025
  5.0
  Definitely hire these guys...fantastic work...great team
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  Nathan Resnick-Day

  Jul 17, 2025
  1.0
  Cement-all was not covered with expected one inch rain (Weather Underground) forecast the day of and day after the applications. Instant cracking occurred throughout the substrate, which is what was meant to be remedied in an old patio, 6'x15'. This job was estimated at 1000-1500 dollars with 1/3 required upfront for pressure washing out cracked material and redoing crumbled joints to prevent tripping. Photos are the day of completion when even more rain was forecast for the night. Chris' explanation was that the joints would crack anyway so it was pointless to cover. They had a huge roll of plastic sheeting. The pre-existing state of the patio joints will likely be unchanged this winter as freeze-thaw in those cracks lifts mortar chunks. Chris wrote that a 200 dollar discount would be applied if 2 reviews were left, on Google and Nextdoor (see photo). This is illegal according to the FTC as of October 2024 regardless of whether the character of the review is specified. From these incentivized reviews it seems Sweet Success do not do much exterior work which was apparent, starting with not covering the mulch next to flagstone before pressure washing and cleaning little of the chunks of debris before leaving. As a landscaper I knew not to apply dyed mulch those days as it would leach color (likewise wouldn't apply polymeric sand in a patio without covering). It seemed he had many projects going on simultaneously, rotating crew members who said they weren't apprised of what was going on, and that he knew my elderly parents in the midst of medical treatments were unlikely to question anything. The porch roof cover appears similarly DIY and failure-prone.

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