Sid and his crew consistently deliver interlocking and hardscaping projects on schedule and under budget, with clear communication and thoughtful design input. Every review praises their professionalism, attention to detail, and respectful treatment of customers, especially seniors.
Based on limited recent reviews, so treat this as low-confidence.
Five reviewers praised ILC's patio, deck, and hardscape work as professional, on-budget, and beautifully finished. One recent reviewer reported destructive noise, yellow dead grass, and three hours of unclear activity with no visible progress, questioning whether actual work occurred.
Work quality and crew professionalism shine across hardscaping, landscape design, and general renovations. Crews like Dan, Bar, Vitaly, George, and Eugene deliver on time, pay close attention to detail, and follow up on concerns within a week. Job sites stay clean; one team hand-scrubbed driveway marks at the end. The catch is project initiation and sales: two reviewers faced month-after-month delays and unresponsive communication over 12+ months, and a hot tub buyer received wrong-colour equipment with a dismissive response. The gap between rapid on-site execution and management-level follow-up is stark. Short-term customer service excels. Long-term commitment (design phase, order tracking, complaint resolution) falters. Best for homeowners with a defined scope ready to build; risky for complex phased projects or mail orders where you need sustained communication.
Most jobs earn strong praise for stonework quality and owner Vince's daily check-ins, but a minority report serious settlement issues within weeks or months and disputes over warranty coverage. The gap between five-star and one-star experiences is substantial: some call the work transformative; others describe stones moving and eroding, with the owner refusing to stand behind the installation.
Last updated 2026-08-15