Dalessandro & Son Contractors

I posted this on Unilocal a few months ago and noticed that the company has another listing.
I had work done a few months ago and every time I come home I think about how unhappy I am with the job. I choose the company because I thought they were experienced and I should not have a problem. I spoke to the owner multiple times on the phone prior to discuss colors for the pavers (6×9 Cambridge) for the stoop and walkway. The day of the job they arrive with the wrong colors and with smaller pavers (the size of brick for the border) when I am sure when I agreed to the job that was not what I asked for, I was told despite it saying on the agreement it was not the case. They ended up getting the right color for the main pavers while they prepared the job. While they measured out the stoop I said multiple times that I was installing columns, and I mean multiple times, only to be told that they square it to the front door. okay but I am putting columns, again I believed they know what they were doing. All said and done, they finish the job and it looks good, paid, but I can’t walk on it yet. The next day I look at the top of the stoop and it looks off to me. On side was deeper than the other, which will look off for columns? At this point I did look at the plumb line from the door overhang. The owner came to my house saw that it was off and made an attempt to fix the top of the stoop by removing 90% of it and replacing the stone offsetting it by an inch to decrease the discrepancy with the distance from the house. Once all the concrete dried, the fixer up job looked messy, they did not wipe down the mortar with a sponge. Now I have to see that every time I walk inside my house. The pavers on the top of the stoop were also loose. I finally measured for the columns and it turned out to not be plumb to the overhang, the stoop is longer on one side than the other, I called to show the owner and he told me that I should have known that would happen because he squared the stoop to the door. I guess he did not want to listen to me when I told him that I was planning to put columns. He told me to add more sand to the stone and it should stop moving. It still does a little and the best thing is before he re did the top of the stoop they did not move. I am now looking into what to do about the column situation, or have no columns at all. Hopefully the overhang does not fall one day.
Recently one of the full nose fell off, and after a few weeks they came and patched it up, and it unlevel and looks messy too. I hope this review helps you make an informed decision.