Fort Myer Construction Corporation

Take a look at the job they did on our sidewalks and ask yourself if you’d pay for this. Our neighbors are contacting the city to stop working with them. They damaged gates and fences and the replaced sidewalk panels we now have look awful. Left a bunch of trash behind them. Would have been better if they never came here at all. Calling them on the phone was useless — they insisted they did a “good job,” lol.

Fort Myer Construction Corporation is responsible for creating numerous potholes all around DC public roads. Their sloppy workmanship has left dangerous depressions and uneven surfaces everywhere. These potholes have caused significant tire damage to my vehicle. I had to replace two tires after hitting one of their deep potholes. Extremely poor quality control and zero accountability. If you're driving in Washington DC, be extra careful in areas where Fort Myer has worked. They’re damaging cars citywide with this negligence. Drivers in DC — stay alert!

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Crews from this company ignore DC regulations that require a safe accommodation when a sidewalk or bike lane is blocked by road construction. No company that does this much business with the DC government should be ignorant of city regulations.

As a resident of Washington, DC, I feel compelled to share my disappointing experience with Fort Myer Construction Corporation. This company claims to serve the infrastructure needs of DC with nearly half a century of experience. Based on my personal encounters with their work, I strongly caution the public about the quality of their road construction projects. Frustrated with their work quality, I looked up information about Fort Myer Construction to understand how such substandard work persists. Their road construction efforts in Washington, DC, have resulted in uneven, poorly finished, and hazardous roads for drivers. The roads they have worked on are riddled with dips, bumpy patches, and protruding metal plates, which pose significant risks to vehicles. Furthermore, I complained to the local neighborhood community because Fort Myer left sticky tar on the road, creating a mess that further disrupted daily life. These issues suggest a lack of attention to detail and inadequate quality control in their construction processes. While Fort Myer boasts awards for innovation and excellence, my experience as a driver on their project sites tells a different story. The uneven road surfaces, hazardous conditions, and persistent issues like sticky tar undermine their reputation and raise serious concerns about their commitment to public safety and quality infrastructure. I question how they continue receiving DC government contracts despite this poor work, as it seems inconsistent with the standards expected for public infrastructure projects.