Jun 1, 2023
Grey-Ruso Construction is an asphalt paving contractor and construction specialist company that serves Queens, New York City, and surrounding areas by providing high-quality services and projects of all sizes. They are located at 20-48 130th St, Queens, NY 11356

Queens, United States - June 1, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The asphalt paving and construction company Grey-Ruso Construction provides a variety of high-quality services to the New York City area. This independently owned and operated paving contractor business is based out of Queens, NY, and proudly serves all of the five boroughs around New York such as Queens, The Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Staten Island, and New York City and northern New Jersey and all of Long Island with commercial construction, industrial paving, commercial asphalt paving, and concrete projects of all sizes. This company was founded in 1987 and does pavement projects of all sizes, including installation, maintenance, and repairs on existing surfaces, with a commitment to the quality and implementation of the latest technology and tools. Their extensive experience and knowledge in their field along with their priority of customer satisfaction and service means that Grey-Ruso Construction can conquer any of their client's pavement and construction needs and desires, no matter how big or small the project is. Grey-Ruso Construction’s asphalt paving technicians use precision in every aspect of the project to assure the quality and craftsmanship that clients want. This company employs a team of highly trained and experienced professionals, contractors, and sub-contractors and works with clients to determine optimal design, budget, and project time frame. All of their staff is licensed, bonded, and insured, so customers can rest easy when their team is on the job. Grey-Ruso Construction’s end goal in every project is to leave the customer satisfied, safe, and with high-quality and outstanding results that will last for years to come.
Grey-Ruso Construction offers two main services, commercial construction and commercial asphalt paving. Their services are used by both small businesses and large shopping centers, from schools to apartment complexes Grey-Ruso Construction’s team has a commercial construction or paving option for anyone. Their paving projects are planned and executed in stages so that their clients can stay open for business while their project is being completed. Grey-Ruso Construction works closely with their clients to develop a layout and plan or complete the project on the client’s schedule. From the initial planning stages to the final walk-through, this company’s team will work with the client to reach their desired goal throughout the entire process with a focus on customer satisfaction. Grey-Ruso Construction’s commercial asphalt paving projects consist of two thorough services, preparation and installation. The preparation part of the service includes grading all areas, removing the existing pavement, and installing a base layer of gravel. The installation portion of the service involves laying down layers of asphalt material made of a combination of aggregate and asphalt binders. All of Grey-Ruso Construction's jobs are well supervised and managed by their expert staff who are fully licensed and insured to handle any size asphalt or construction job. Clients can call this company for a free estimate on their project and will be ensured that this project will get the job done right and within the budget. This company knows that the quality of the job is going to make an impact on the value of any client's property which is why Grey-Ruso Construction is the go-to company for any asphalt paving or construction job. Commercial businesses can count on Grey-Ruso Construction’s reliability and service to get the job done right.
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Name: Grey Ruso Construction
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Organization: Grey Ruso Construction
Address: 20-48 130th St, Queens, NY 11356, United States
Phone: +1-718-358-1836
Website: https://www.greyruso.com/
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