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Phone: (315) 432-0885
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Thompson Rd and Grover St
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6375 Thompson Rd Syracuse, NY 13206 ·393.25 mi
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yelpHad a pretty complicated two flight set of stairs with railing needed and they got the job done exactly when and how they said they would. Prices were about the same as everyone else I talked to...
MoreThe customer service at Steps Plus is horrible. I called to get a quote for my business for fencing/hand railings. The woman on the other line quickly became irate because I asked if they would...
MoreTerrible experience from start to finish. We had a back step installed which we were never notified ahead of time that it was coming, they just came with the step. The delivery man got annoyed...
MoreI'm sorry to say I most certainly would not recommend Steps Plus. Last spring they were hired to install a set of pre-cast steps and railings. Poor measurements were recorded, leaving a 6 gap...
MoreLousy product installed way past their own appointment date. I felt sorry for the old man who measured as I watched him drop tools in the middle of the street, squint in the sun and try to...
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