Lantier Construction Co

"Lantier construction company is very professional and took care of a problem I had the next day. Manny Branco was the superintendent and did an outstanding job. His crew left the work area clean. I would recommend them for any job."

"The crew replacing our gas line inadvertently cut our internet cable. They contacted Comcast and installed a temporary bypass to ensure we had internet access pending repairs. This is in stark contrast to other contractors who have cut the line and then denied it. In addition, they worked around our landscaping and left the our yard in very good condition. Very professional operation over all!"

"Unprofessional, Sloppy, Disrespectful. Gas upgrades in Audubon NJ. Destroyed every road in the town and trampled every yard with no regard for property. Destroyed my newly seeded yard and landscaping. I did not have a choice as to who performed the work and they performed as such. They enter and exit your property unannounced without PERMISSION and leave a mess everywhere they work. PSE&G and Lantier both should be ashamed of themselves but they're too busy reaping profits from their unskilled laborers. Garbage, dirt, stone. I'm surprised they didn't eat lunch and leave the wrappers."

"These guys did our Gas Service, I must say we have had our share of utility companies upgrading lines water company’s running new mains. This company came out ram a new main and service for my home, the laborers were very professional and only disturbed what areas were needed to run the line. 2x3 hole in the grass at curb a 2x3 hole at the meter and a 2x6 hole at the main. When they were finished they spread grass seed and topsoil and the area they worked on now looks fantastic, now I’m going to reseed the rest of my lawn so it looks as good as the area where the work was done. Also a shout out to the PSEG guy who professionally explained how my service would be installed."

"Lantier is the contractor performing the gas line and gas meter relocation work for PSE&G. I saw them digging too closely to and removing large tree roots from our 165-year old tree this morning. I realize they need to access the gas line, but some care should have been taken before sloppily cutting out these roots. They also have no erosion control method. During a rain storm a large portion of their backfill material washed away into storm drains at the lowest street elevation."