
VT Concrete Cutting & Concrete Solutions
About us
For over 25 years Vermont Concrete Cutting, Inc. has provided services for Cutting, Coring, Wire Sawing, and Grinding from homeowners to big construction companies. We have now expanded our services into Concrete Solutions providing All Things Basement, Wall Anchoring, Crack Repair, & Egress Openings. Owner John Anderson, President, is always treating his customers like family. His son Doug, manages the business taking care of customers like his father, scheduling, estimating and making the unbelievable happen. Johns’ daughter Heidi has been answering the phones and managing the office for over 18 years. Together along with their dependable hard working experienced staff have developed a family business that will treat the customer right! Vermont Concrete Cutting & Concrete Solutions has been servicing all of VT, NH, and Northeast NY. Contractors and homeowners have hired us to work in tight areas while the work of the business is still under way, doing work in municipalities, hospitals, and colleges to working on dams and bridge decks throughout the states we service. We are the professional in all your concrete needs. Our team is trained to put our customers first and will succeed in getting the job done in a swift, cost effective manner. No Dust- No Mess, Fully Insured.
Business highlights
Services we offer
Basement waterproofing, bulkheads, coring, crack repair, crawl space, cutting, dehumidifiers, demolition, egress, floor resurfacing and polishing, grinding, moisture control, sump pump installations, vapor barriers, wall anchoring, windows, wire sawing and more
Amenities
Free Estimates
Yes
Accepted Payment Methods
- CreditCard
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Crew showed up as scheduled. Opening was marked out and then cut free hand with concrete saw. Concrete was pulled out of opening, jack hammered into small pieces and removed by hand. Opening was then framed, siliconed, water shield, drilled and screwed to foundation. When it came time to install window, it was discovered the opening was too small due to an non-square opening. This required removal of window, pulling off the water shield. hacking and chiseling away a good portion of the framing, reinstall damaged water shield, and reinstalling the window.
After window was fully installed, it was discovered that the windows did not close squarely and only the bottom window lock would engage easily, but the top one required pushing on one of the sliders in order to lock the top lock. Also, when the framing was hacked away to gain some extra room to allow setting the window, it was not cut evenly the full depth of the framing. This ultimately created an obstruction on the inside when it came time to trim out the window.
Long story short - I spent a day removing the window entirely, cutting away framing full depth, supporting sill full length on a flat level sill rather than using and couple shims to support the window and installied window per manufacturers instruction.
I was expecting a more accurate and square concrete cut using a track/rail system that may have prevented many of the these problems. The concrete opening measurements should have been verified before framing the opening and the window framing checked for square before installing water shield and window..
Both the office personnel and the on site crew were professional, pleasant, and competent.
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