Walkers Concrete

After the work was done fall of 2018. We call to talk to them about issue of missing section of the driveway. We was told to wait 30 days to see if it will cure. But the holidays came around. We did not think about it at the time. When I called them to have them come back. But no respond at all.

besides the rain and the delays caused by it, Walkers concrete are very professional, focused on what they do best, and organized in their work as a team.

The work looks good but they were very messy.

Highly recommend Walkers!! We shopped around a little and Walkers was the most reasonable price. Their "showroom" is awesome because we can actually see the colors and stamps. I was most impressed when they showed up on a SUNDAY to finish the job. I really appreciated John, the owner being at the job site and watching him take so much pride in his work. Our patio came out amazing!! Thanks Walkers! If you plan on doing any stamp work you need to be patient. We waited about 10 weeks for ours but that was out of walkers hands because of the weather. Also be accepting. That your yard is going to be torn up. THANKS AGAIN RACHEL AND JOHN!!

Looked good for a few months, but the concrete over the 2 repaired cracks began to pop up. The following summer they came to re- patch, but the repaired cracks showed badly through the overlay. I would not recommend an overlay as it does not hold up

I'm very happy with the job they did. The quality of the work was good.

I was confused with there smooth/slick finish. It was different than I thought. But I'm very happy with results.

I was on a very short timeline to get this project completed to meet a date for a family reunion I was hosting at my home and had wasted precious time dealing with another contractor who had been unresponsive. We found Walkers Concrete on the internet and they were very responsive and came out to my home within a couple of days to bid the project. I was happy with the quote and Rachel in the office was always there to answer my numerous questions and field whatever changes I wanted to add before the construction began. John showed up with his crew early on a Monday morning and they were finished with the project by Friday! The stamped concrete patio is beautiful and the quality is awesome! We had sketched out a design of a fire pit and stone seating bench that we wanted to add and John was able to construct it just as we wanted it with several beautiful touches of his own including columns at each end with pier lights and storage compartments for dry wood. We added a built-in grill island, hot tub and all new furniture from Watson's and couldn't be happier with our new outdoor living space and our guests loved it! We will be enjoying it for years to come!
John, Rachel and their crew were always very professional and provided great quality work. We would be happy to show anyone their great work if you are looking for a quality contractor. I would certainly use them again and would recommend their services to anyone.

They did a fantastic job for a very reasonable price. Great customer service and the work made a huge difference in curb appeal of my house.

John and his crew had done an exceptional job, They were very professional and respectful. The quality of work was outstanding. Rachel was very prompt with answering questions about scheduling ,the communication was excellant. Walkers Concrete exceeded my expectations.I would definately recommend there services.

I first contacted Walker's Concrete in hopes of getting a quote in December of 2011. They never responded to my requests, which, in all honesty should have been a red flag, but based on the many outstanding reviews and photos that showed nothing but perfection on their website, I thought I'd give them another try. Although Mr. Walker's quote came in far higher than other contractors that I had come out, I went with him because he was supposed to be the best ( supposed, being the key word here). I was soon to realize what kind of nightmare I had gotten myself in to.
Before beginning any work, Mr. Walker assured me that I would be signing off on the patio before they started pouring. Needless to say, this never happened, which leads me to my first problem. Mr. Walker failed to have his team dig deep enough in to my yard, which resulted in a 15and quot; step up from the ground on one side of the patio to the patio itself, as well as a 2and quot; step down from the last step from my upper deck to the patio below. Not only is this an eyesore, but it's extremely awkward regardless of how you look at it. Now, maybe I should have been more clear when Mr. Walker came out to quote, but I figured that any contractor (or anyone who isn't a contractor) would know that anyone would find this unacceptable. I noticed this problem after the concrete had been poured (because I was never asked to sign off on anything), and by that time, it was far too late. If Mr. Walker would have mentioned anything about these 'problems' to me prior to pouring as he had promised, I would have come up with a better solution; yet, he said nothing.
Anyone who has ever had concrete work done, knows that you can't walk on it for a few days until it settles. Once I got a chance to look at it, I realized we had some problems. First, let me start by saying that my patio is relatively small (about 13x14'). Within this small space, there are at least 5 chunks of concrete that were taken out of the pattern where the expansion lines were cut in to the slab. These chunks are larger than a quarter (which is supposedly covered by Walker's warranty), and so deep that the layer of color has been completely taken off. Basically, I have huge gray holes in my patio, that were left by a contractor who advertises perfection. However, it doesn't stop there. When they were stamping the pattern into the patio, there are multiple areas where Walker laid the stamps too far apart (or they shifted), leaving me with large (an inch in width) gouges in between the pattern, which again, have taken out the layer of color and left us with large (long and wide) gray lines. There are 4 blocks where they overlapped the stamp for the boarder into the patio, which means that these 4 blocks have the wrong pattern on them, there is one area that had something stuck to the stamp prior to placing it on the patio which left a strange gray pit instead of a colored pattern, and there are a few blocks that sit substantially (a quarter inch or so) below the rest of the patio (which is why Mr. Walker suggested that we have his concrete work done, and not pavers).
After I realized the slew of problems and defects that were left by Mr. Walker and his crew, I contacted him in hopes of finding a resolution. He was extremely rude and inconsiderate, and wouldn't even give me the time of day to come out and take another look at my patio. He also said that since he was there throughout the entire job, he knew that it looked great. I questioned whether it was the quality of which was on his website and although he never directly answered my question, he said that he saw no problems with the work they had done. I'll leave that decision up to you, the reader. Pictures are attached.
Mr. Walker said that all he could offer to do was to come in with a little bit of concrete and patch the chunks that were taken out by hand, but couldn't promise that they would match in color, texture, or pattern. Anyone knows that once concrete is sealed, a 'patch' wont adhere to it; but I told Mr. Walker that it would be acceptable as long as I could have the same warranty on the patch work as with the patio. All I requested was that if if his patch work broke apart from the patio, cracked, etc, that it would be fixed at no charge to myself. Needless to say, he has stopped responding.
He is clearly completely unwilling to stand behind his work, and for whatever reason, the product that I was left with isn't worth a penny of what I paid for it. We have had to spend hundreds of dollars in addition to what we paid to Walker's Concrete to have another contractor build the land up around the patio (specifically at the 15and quot; drop) so that the rocks underneath wouldn't wash out, and I guarantee you that since it already has cracks and defects (and is only 2 and a half weeks old), it won't hold up for the long haul.
Mr. Walker and his company claiming that they're the best is an absolute joke. Pictures don't lie. If what you see is acceptable to you, then by all means hire him. But if you want my honest opinion, shop around and do your homework. What you see on this company's website is not the quality that they left me with; so if I were you... I'd run far away from this guy and find someone who knows what they're doing... because once Mr. Walker gets paid, he really doesn't care what you're left with.