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Robert I.
Oct 2015
Concrete Driveway Service
If anyone is willing to do a little easy work to get professional results for a great price this is the company to use.
I got at least 5 estimates because I kept getting bids of $1,200 to $1,500 to complete an 8'X10' slab with an adjacent 32"X32" slab. I thought the prices were a little too steep for my budget. That's when I decided to learn how to do it myself, and it paid off!!!
This project went better than I expected since it was our first time to work concrete.
My friend and I made the wood forms, added some rock in order to raise the slab.
We did not have to put in rebar because they added fiber to the concrete to keep it from cracking.
They arrived at the time we agreed upon.
A pretty lady pulling a trailer with the concrete buggy arrived first.
Mike, the owner, was very helpful in providing my friend and all the "how to" to work the concrete to come out with a good finish. It really was not as hard as I initially thought.
The concrete was mixed in the truck and conveyed directly into their Concrete Buggy, and then driven to my back yard and dumped into the 2 forms. They did all the mixing, hauling and pouring ++. It only took around 4 loads to get enough concrete, and they were gone in less than an hour.
Both Mike, his trainee and the pretty lady (by the way was Mike's wife) were very helpful, courteous, and professional.
I would definite recommend them and use them again.
I got at least 5 estimates because I kept getting bids of $1,200 to $1,500 to complete an 8'X10' slab with an adjacent 32"X32" slab. I thought the prices were a little too steep for my budget. That's when I decided to learn how to do it myself, and it paid off!!!
This project went better than I expected since it was our first time to work concrete.
My friend and I made the wood forms, added some rock in order to raise the slab.
We did not have to put in rebar because they added fiber to the concrete to keep it from cracking.
They arrived at the time we agreed upon.
A pretty lady pulling a trailer with the concrete buggy arrived first.
Mike, the owner, was very helpful in providing my friend and all the "how to" to work the concrete to come out with a good finish. It really was not as hard as I initially thought.
The concrete was mixed in the truck and conveyed directly into their Concrete Buggy, and then driven to my back yard and dumped into the 2 forms. They did all the mixing, hauling and pouring ++. It only took around 4 loads to get enough concrete, and they were gone in less than an hour.
Both Mike, his trainee and the pretty lady (by the way was Mike's wife) were very helpful, courteous, and professional.
I would definite recommend them and use them again.
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Oklahoma Mobile Concrete is currently rated 5.0 overall out of 5.
No, Oklahoma Mobile Concrete does not offer free project estimates.
No, Oklahoma Mobile Concrete does not offer eco-friendly accreditations.
No, Oklahoma Mobile Concrete does not offer a senior discount.
No, Oklahoma Mobile Concrete does not offer emergency services.
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