Paradise Valley Avila Gomez A&G 17238 North Cave Creek Road, Phoenix, AZ 85032

"Had different types of gravels. They happily allowed me to take samples of each one to check with my family. And advised to wash the gravels multiple times to get a sense of the exact color when we put that in our courtyard."

"I have been a customer for 20 years and they let me down for the last time today. Forgot about my delivery that was scheduled 4 days prior. When I called because it was an hour late then got upset when they told me it wasn't loaded yet. Instead of apologizing they asked if I wanted it delivered still or a refund. I said deliver it. Shortly after I was called back to be notified they were not going to deliver and refund my money. Not allowing me to finish the job leaving the customer very dissatisfied and me not getting payed until the job was finished. Now I have to shuffle my whole schedule for the next two weeks. No one working is accountable or professional."

"Reasonable prices for all sorts of stone, gravel, sand, top soil and big rocks. The only thing I don't like is they consider customer's loyalty for delivery so that they charge per ton below 8 tons $50/delivery and that's nonnegotiable!! But to be fair their stuff is much affordable than other quarries within north Phoenix."

"This is one of the companies responsible for all the cracked windshields on the 101! Their floppy covers throw their rocks literally everywhere and when I tried to call and let them know, the manager (probably owner) said “it’s not like my drivers are throwing rocks out the window at cars.” When I suggested he consider better coverage than floppy traps and that it’s DANGEROUS he said “ok what would you say I cover it with? It’s what happens, there’s nothing I can do about it. I’m done.” He was not only condescending but also careless about the danger his poorly covered trucks presents to the general public. I would be very hesitant to work with such a flippant and careless company."

"These guys dropped off five tons of gravel that had way way too much dirt and sand in it. Adding weight that way is a disgraceful way to take advantage. Not cool."