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Baeza Construction

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Baeza Construction

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Customers say: Quality work
195 local quotes requested
7 years of experience

Baeza Construction is a leading concrete company dedicated to providing high-quality concrete solutions for residential, commercial, and industrial projects. With our unwavering commitment to excellence, state-of-the-art equipment, and a team of experienced professionals, we ensure that every project we undertake is built on a rock-solid foundation.

"They did beautiful work the concrete job they did was top notch and the steel flat porch columns they installed were Artisan quality! I wouldn’t highly recommend them for your next project."

John W on September 2024

Baeza Construction is a leading concrete company dedicated to providing high-quality concrete solutions for residential, commercial, and industrial projects. With our unwavering commitment to excellence, state-of-the-art equipment, and a team of experienced professionals, we ensure that every project we undertake is built on a rock-solid foundation.

"They did beautiful work the concrete job they did was top notch and the steel flat porch columns they installed were Artisan quality! I wouldn’t highly recommend them for your next project."

John W on September 2024


Circle T Construction

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Circle T Construction

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Here at Circle T Construction we specialize in Metal shops , houses, barndos, cabins, sheds and all the above we also do concrete, and skid steer work, It is a owner operator company and we strive for happy repeat customers

Here at Circle T Construction we specialize in Metal shops , houses, barndos, cabins, sheds and all the above we also do concrete, and skid steer work, It is a owner operator company and we strive for happy repeat customers




Precise Masonry

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Precise Masonry

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We work with stone, brick and concrete, we have 23 years of experience and would love to make your next home project come to life.

We work with stone, brick and concrete, we have 23 years of experience and would love to make your next home project come to life.




Texwin & Winslow's Custom Buildings

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Texwin & Winslow's Custom Buildings

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33 years of experience

Metal Buildings, Garages, Carports, RV Covers, Horse Barns, Pole Barns, Barndominiums, Storage Sheds, Portable Buildings, Workshops, Office Buildings, Cabins, Tiny Homes. Industry leading and competitive pricing backed by 29 years of construction and business experience. For all building sales in Texas and Oklahoma contact David White 903-532-6454

Metal Buildings, Garages, Carports, RV Covers, Horse Barns, Pole Barns, Barndominiums, Storage Sheds, Portable Buildings, Workshops, Office Buildings, Cabins, Tiny Homes. Industry leading and competitive pricing backed by 29 years of construction and business experience. For all building sales in Texas and Oklahoma contact David White 903-532-6454


MLB Buildings

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MLB Buildings

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We build metal barns, shops, horse arenas, fences, metal houses, Morton homes, from the ground up to your specifications. Turn key ready. Customer satisfaction is our top priority, as well as quality.

"Worst experience of dealing with a contractor. I started to build a pole barn myself several months back and realized I wasn't good at it and I needed to hire an professional, details of the job were simple fix my errors and install the metal. The so called professional I hired is /was Morgan (Owner) with MLB buildings. Morgan was one of 3 contractors that provided a bid. The projected timeframe that was given was 3 days and the payment structure was broken in to 3 payments. Within the 1st week he had already received 1st and 2nd payments with one wall of metal up and supposedly framing fixed. Going into two weeks he is having issues and just installing metal without the roof trusses being fixed as we discussed. Metal had to be removed, metal not cut correctly all costing me money. I really didn't get upset until he asked if he could leave for a week to go make extra money because he is now in the negative after being on my job 2 weeks. Reluctantly, I felt sorry for the guy , but asked a date of his return. Now that he has been paid almost all the money he has pushed me off another two weeks and now not answering my calls. The metal install was not the best and yet I was still willing to work with the guy. I will post pictures soon of 20 ft walls of metal installed with screws on top and bottom and none in the middle, garage door wood caps just thrown up not secure, gaps at corners, around windows, or anywhere there is a cut has a gap of 1" or bigger, some panels not straight. All the way around not only a bad job, but didn't even complete the bad job. The guys that were working with him would quit due to not getting paid. My question is if he is not paying his guys that worked at my job where did the money go that I paid him? Also, as a side note all materials were purchased by me and he was getting paid thousands of dollars for labor only on a 3 day job that is now a month into it with be being left with a big mess to fix. Feel free to reach out to me with any doubt and I will be more than happy to invite you to my home for you to see yourself. Location: Pickton, TX"

Steve A on August 2021

We build metal barns, shops, horse arenas, fences, metal houses, Morton homes, from the ground up to your specifications. Turn key ready. Customer satisfaction is our top priority, as well as quality.

"Worst experience of dealing with a contractor. I started to build a pole barn myself several months back and realized I wasn't good at it and I needed to hire an professional, details of the job were simple fix my errors and install the metal. The so called professional I hired is /was Morgan (Owner) with MLB buildings. Morgan was one of 3 contractors that provided a bid. The projected timeframe that was given was 3 days and the payment structure was broken in to 3 payments. Within the 1st week he had already received 1st and 2nd payments with one wall of metal up and supposedly framing fixed. Going into two weeks he is having issues and just installing metal without the roof trusses being fixed as we discussed. Metal had to be removed, metal not cut correctly all costing me money. I really didn't get upset until he asked if he could leave for a week to go make extra money because he is now in the negative after being on my job 2 weeks. Reluctantly, I felt sorry for the guy , but asked a date of his return. Now that he has been paid almost all the money he has pushed me off another two weeks and now not answering my calls. The metal install was not the best and yet I was still willing to work with the guy. I will post pictures soon of 20 ft walls of metal installed with screws on top and bottom and none in the middle, garage door wood caps just thrown up not secure, gaps at corners, around windows, or anywhere there is a cut has a gap of 1" or bigger, some panels not straight. All the way around not only a bad job, but didn't even complete the bad job. The guys that were working with him would quit due to not getting paid. My question is if he is not paying his guys that worked at my job where did the money go that I paid him? Also, as a side note all materials were purchased by me and he was getting paid thousands of dollars for labor only on a 3 day job that is now a month into it with be being left with a big mess to fix. Feel free to reach out to me with any doubt and I will be more than happy to invite you to my home for you to see yourself. Location: Pickton, TX"

Steve A on August 2021


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Concrete Repair questions, answered by experts

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You can buy a home with foundation issues, but understanding the extent of the problem and what solution you need is critical. If you learn that a home you’re trying to buy has a foundation problem, it’s not necessarily a deal breaker, but you should have a professional assess the issue to see how severe it is and know when to walk away from a foundation problem. Foundation issues can necessitate simple and affordable solutions or complex work that costs thousands. 

A slab-on-grade or slab foundation is a great option in many areas—usually in warm or moderate climates—and has been a successful foundation style for many decades. Slab foundations don’t require excavation or concrete block wall construction, so they’re the least expensive foundation type. They’re also the fastest to construct and don’t have many issues with moisture or water intrusion. However, they don’t give you extra storage space or potential living space like a crawl space or basement would, and they’re not ideal in colder areas where utility lines can freeze and frost heave can cause major damage.

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