Utility Contracting Co

On Friday Nov.3, 2017, I found a notice on my front door stating this company, Utility Contracting Co., "has been awarded a contract by AT&T to install and improve their telecommunications systems. We regret any inconvenience that may arise. Hopefully, with your cooperation, and the expertise of our employees, these inconveniences will be kept to a minimum." (?) This is followed by a long paragraph stating their concerns about whether I have pets in the backyard, and are said pets/dogs "friendly or not? We want to keep both your pets and our employees safe during this telecommunication upgrade." (Sounds like a warning that my dogs may NOT be safe if they're not 'friendly.') Along with more wording explaining the possibility of tree trimming and excavation, they promise to restore my property to its original condition "within the confines of the job." I am then invited to "discuss any concerns and 'restoral requests' with the onsite supervisors or call our office. Tentative Start Date '11-6-17.'" Since this is Friday afternoon, I will call their office Monday morning Nov 6th for more specifics. Instead, I'm awakened during the night SUNDAY, NOV 5th by a strange noise and vibration. Sounds like a metal pipe is being drilled. It's 4:25 AM! I look out my window in time to see a utility truck disappearing into the dark. (?!!) It's not yet 11-6-17, their supposed "starting date!" With that rude drop-by and obnoxious noise, I CANNOT get back to sleep, so this is my open letter of complaint to the phantom supervisors of this truly fly-by-night substandard company.

On July 6, 2017, a crew arrived from Utility Service to remove old ATT lines and also the utility pole. I spoke with the crew men who were going to do the work. A later arrival was their supervisor . I explained to him that I was concerned about the damage done to my garden area: crushing of Zebra grass, Black- Eyed Susans, broken apple tree branches. He explained he had the right of easement. I told him that I expected remuneration for the damage done. I asked for his supervisor's name. He did not provide the name. He stated that he would not talk further with me and ended the conversation. This was not a good experience for anyone involved. The location was East Lansing. He asked why I had not discussed the project upon his arrival and I explained that I had in fact talked with the line workers and if this was an issue, why had he not knocked on the door to speak with me regarding the project? I will alert ATT on this fiasco.

Very nice place and people are great love it if i could i would give it a ten stars 👍 …

Gabe is the best. Works a backhoe like a surgeon. He should get a raise

Excellent place for employment. Allways looking for good reliable help.