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"The rep was amazing and he left nothing out of the scope of work addressed every detail and concern I had about my new patio before any work ever began. The rep even made a few suggestions as to what might make the project even better. The crew showed up on tne scheduled day and removed my old patio, did an amazing job preparing for the new concrete patio. The crew left my property clean and looking ready for a family gathering. The rep dropped by several times to check on the status of the project then came by the following day to see if everything was done to my satisfaction. I could not be more happy with the final project. Next concrete print I will be calling Sampson Concrete. "

"My driveway repair job turned out perfect. It involved breaking up and removing about 500 sq ft of existing concrete, removing tree roots that had raised it into big jagged bumps, and then pouring new concrete. The whole crew was very professional. D.J. and Evan were easy to talk to and kept up good communications throughout the process. No $urprises in the cost, either. I asked them to contact my son and they did two additional jobs at his house, also with great results."

"I had a patio and driveway extensions poured. The work was done quickly and professionally, and the owner was very responsive. He showed up before and after the work started to review the project. If I have another project, I'll use Prime Concrete again. I highly recommend them; they did an excellent job."

"Gideon came out several times to make sure that he understood what we wanted. He quoted a price that was less than I’d expected that made the ‘go, no go’ decision much easier. He and his crew worked hard to make sure the weather didn’t stop the job. The pour went perfectly and the finished driveway looks great. Would hire again and would recommend."

"Job was done right very quickly and price was great! Would hire him again in a heartbeat!"

"Not one asphalt companies ever contacted me and just one company came out to measure and forgot about me thereafter. But as to KE sealcoating, they came out when they said they would and have me a start date and did above what I had expected. Their price was exactly on budget. I was immensely impressed with their professionalism. I would recommend them to anyone. Top notch company. I’ve now had 2 projects from angys list that proved to be invaluable."

"I would highly recommend MC and Blue Concrete for any concrete job. Professional, on time , immaculate clean up, great pricing. and polite."

"Bill was and his crew was awesome!!! They were on time like he told me they would be and their concrete work was perfect. I could not be more pleased. I will definitely hire him again when I need concrete work done. I have already been telling all my neighbors, family and friends about A & B Concrete"

"Did my front walk. Did a great job. Will be hiring again. "

"The scope of work was a stamped and tinted home patio and cart path with a concrete pour of approximately 15 cubic yards. The cost of the project ended up 10% higher than the contract with some scope not completed. A follow-up meeting with the MADEWELL CONCRETE CEO ended with a verbal agreement to color the concrete work after the fact to compensate for the incomplete scope of work. THE CEO continued to promise this agreement for a month and then has gone silent for several more months. No follow-up correction work has been done. The basis of my dispute with MADEWELL CONCRETE is what I believe is a poor understanding of a portion of the project by the sales representative and the Project Manager. The patio slab turndown slab was fully discussed by me to them but apparently not discussed internally to know that additional forming materials were required; none of which were brought to the site until later during the prep work. The bobcat access to the patio was also not determined internally before the work. The problems in my view got worse when both the Project Manager (PM) and the concrete foreman left the project during the prep for the concrete pour. The PM to get forming materials for the turndown slab and then again to get color materials, approximately 2 hours. The concrete foreman left for an hour for an unknown reason. The following priorities were explained to lead personnel before the pour day: Patio to be stamped and tinted very close to a former project of MADEWELL CONCRETE. An area in the slab to be level for a hot tub. Cart Path to comply with COE requirements and to be colored. A curb to be placed to channel rainwater away from the patio area. A stair landing area. The plan of getting on site at 8:30 AM with concrete coming at 1:00 PM while Project Manager and foreman left the site during this time was aggressive. The schedule and the leaders leaving the site without providing adequate direction caused the owner to have incomplete work scope per the contract agreement with a 10% higher cost than the agreement. Coupled with concrete color problem - totally not what was asked for which happened to be exactly like what they had previously installed on an earlier MADEWELL CONCRETE project. The team showed up without thorough knowledge of the scope, without proper formwork, telling me in one case, that they had not been told about the flat slab requirement (clearly on the scope document). The crew arrived between 8:00 and 8:30 AM for a 1:00 PM pour, no prior work had been done. The immediate problem of no forming materials for the turndown slab was realized. The complication of getting the bobcat into the patio area was also realized. My complaints are as follows: • Due to the Project Manager leaving the jobsite, decisions were made that ended up with a bad looking and low patio subgrade. An extra load of fill was ordered but the PM and the foreman left the site and were not here to direct where the fill was to go. The crew meanwhile closed access to the patio before fill arrived. The extra fill load was wasted on site causing several more yards of concrete to be required for the patio slab. This ended up being a subsequent charge to me. • One mandatory requirement was to have a level area for a hot tub. The crew foreman fought with me on this, he said he was not told of this and could not do it. The slab area for the hot tub is not level and has to be shimmed by owner to be level. • The in scope 4’ x 4’ concrete stair landing was not installed, creating a significant extra cost for a contractor to be hired for a wood and composite landing. • The in-scope concrete curb was not installed creating water drainage onto the patio. • The in-scope cart pathway turnouts at existing drive were not installed. • Extra fill was poor quality including very large basketball sized chunks that were left for the owner to manage – Many of these were wasted to the landfill by the owner. • The crew let the tandem dirt hauler down on existing concrete – twice; and a crack developed at the large corner where he dumped. • A 30’ tall tree was hit by the bobcat and has died causing permission requirement from the COE to cut down and at more owner expense. • The in scope colored concrete (Deep Tan) is nonexistent except in some areas. In fact, the bulk of the concrete slabs seem to be hardly different than uncolored concrete and in fact whiter."