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"Replace over 2000 sq. ft. of driveway area We were impressed with the quality of Croshier Concrete’s management and operations on our driveway project. It was evident from the first meeting that Van Croshier was a concrete professional. He and his crews were on schedule, on budget and communicated often to keep us informed. Croshier solved our significant water pooling problem by carefully sloping the driveway and installing two drains underneath. The crews cleaned up daily and thoroughly at the end of the project. The cost was very reasonable, and we enjoyed the personal attention from a family-owned company. Our finished driveway-with extra detailing around the edge-is as beautiful as concrete can be. Highly recommend"

"Chris Wagner and crew were prompt on communication, bidding, and job completion. The project result is fantastic. They were clearly a well-trained crew who took great care to minimize any damage to the lawn from transporting removed pavers and concrete and placing the new concrete in our back yard. The whole process was the easiest of any experience we have had with hiring for a project or repair. I would use them again in a heartbeat and definitely would recommend to anyone looking for a concrete project. If they do driveways and sidewalks I will be calling them when it is time for those replacements as well. There is a reason they have 5-stars with Angiâ s list."

"GREAT! Carlos and his team from Decorative Concrete got to my job when they said they would and did not stop until it was completed. They were professional and polite on the job. They also took care of my yard and property to put it back better than they found it. I would hire them for any other concrete work I may need done in the future. I highly recommend Decorative Concrete."

"If you are needing concrete or asphalt work done, you could not make a better decision than hiring Mr. Corrigan and crew. We had multiple issues and concerns with an especially large driveway that was long overdue for paving. They were all solved yesterday. 100% satisfied."

"Went well. Indianapolis Concrete came out to remove driveway asphalt that was a bit sunken and sloping downward toward our garage doors. They then poured a new concrete strip that was valley-sloped with an center channel drain to allow any water runoff to feed into the buried downspout at corner of house. While they were out they ended up adding a small concrete corner to allow for garbage can storage. The project manager was effective in communication and multiple visits (before and after project completion), and price was reasonable in comparison to other quotes I received. Work was done summer 2019 and so far has held up well. Would use them again for future concrete work."

"Sotos Concrete LLC was fabulous. The job was done ahead of schedule and done very well. I am very pleased with the work and will definitely hire them again."

"We have not done the work yet because it was more than we were expecting. We have an extremely large driveway. The estimate was detailed and contained all the info we needed. It was a good quality estimate. It was not hand written it was typed up and had a lot of detail. They got back to me within a few hours and someone was out to look at the work within 3 days, and they got back to me with the estimate. I would use them again."

"It pains me to leave this review, as Rob of RJ Century Concrete is actually a nice guy. Good manners, well spoken, friendly, hardworking. But the quality of the work, plus the property damage our home suffered, force me to give a less-than-stellar rating. The concrete tear-out caused much property damage, including damage to our driveway's decorative wood edging and deep gouges to our asphalt driveway from the Bobcat used to scoop up the pile of jackhammered-out concrete. Repaving is needed...and the decorative wood edging would be a nightmare to replace, as it's sunk vertically down into the earth and is paved up to. Our vintage, custom-made, super-expensive, double wooden front doors suffered dramatic damage. The reinstallation of the concrete (to serve as a base for the bricks) went so-so, as the attention to detail didn't seem as good as Rob's demeanor led me to believe it would be. I had to be a bit involved with the forming and reinstallation, which I did as a means to help ensure the best result possible. The subcontract brickmason Rob used was friendly, but definitely did not think the job through in advance, even though I was exceptionally clear in expressing my expectations and in helping to coach him through the layout. There was no mentality of "measure twice, cut once." Unfortunately, this lack of proper planning and execution left me with tiny mortar joints at one end of the porch, but giant mortar joints at the other end. Further, the leading edges of the various steps and levels of the porch are not straight across or parallel to the driveway or home. In addition, the mortar is not as consistently level as I expressed I desired and the overall grading of the porch is suspect, thus water/ice still pond on the porch. This is most upsetting, as this lack of proper grading (slope) is exactly the reason we tore the porch up and redid it. The mortar began spalling (disintegrating) right away because the job dragged on and didn't get completed until the weather had turned cold, thus making it impossible to properly seal the mortar and bricks (which would have required a week of warm temperatures). The brickmason chose to use broken bricks in spots even though I had hundreds more whole bricks available. The brickmason parked a wheelbarrow right on one of our bushes, damaging it. Lastly, the brickmason showed up smelling of alcohol on three or more occasions. At the end of the job, I was left with a ton of concrete and brick debris in our mulch beds, concrete truck run-off (dumping of unused concrete), way too much mortar left on the faces of the laid bricks (which looked white from mortar, not red), gouges in my asphalt, broken wooden landscape edging by my driveway, horribly damaged custom front doors, ponding of water, spalling of mortar and more. This job was far from, as they say, a "Disney experience." I tried and tried to contact Rob to get him and his brickmason to deal with the issues, but to no avail. I did have the foresight to write on the contract that he would make things right if there was not proper drainage, but I doubt he'll want to work with me once he reads this review. [Rob, if you want to make things right, please contact me and let me know what you plan to do. I'll expect good work and a good attitude.] Rob seems like a nice young man, the price was agreeable and aspects of the work were ok, but the end result and the property damage our executive home suffered make us sad. Unfortunately, we wish we'd have hired someone else...or, at the very least, that Rob had been able to better manage his subcontractors."

"William was great to work with! The driveway looks great! They got me on the schedule in a timely manner even with all the rain that we have had lately. If you want a quality job by a quality company this is it."

"My project turned out amazing, and we already have them coming back for another project this summer! 10 out of 10 would recommend with any concrete/driveway or stamped concrete project!"