Best Commercial Services in Phoenix AZ
We are very happy with the job Charlie and his crew did on our atrium and sidewalk expansion. The job was completed as scheduled and really looks great.
nolimitsconcreteandconstruction.com
Phoenix, AZ
I have nothing but lovely things to say about this fantastic paving firm! They did a fantastic job for us in accordance with our needs and were really attentive and communicative. Recommended!
concrete-phoenix.com
Phoenix, AZ
This company did excellent work for us. The staff worked hard, was pleasant, and simple to communicate with. They performed an excellent job repairing our walkway. That looks great now. I highly recommend them.
camelback-concrete-solutions.business.site
2925 N 19th Ave UNIT 97, Phoenix, AZ 85015
I had concrete cracks all over my driveway, patio, and front yard. I hired this company to repair them, and they did an excellent job! The guys were very professional, explained everything to me, and even assisted me with other tasks I needed done after the repairs were completed.
papago-concrete.business.site
4740 E Portland St, Phoenix, AZ 85008
I am extremely happy with the work that Sledge Concrete did on redoing my cool decking and then adding more on up on to my patio. The whole process was a great experience from start to finish. The professionalism and quality of work provided from all was outstanding, in a day where it is typically not. I absolutely love the transformation of my backyard and would HIGHLY recommend this company to all. Thank you Richard, Kayla and team for the exceptional service and quality of work you provided!
sledgeconcretecoatings.com
2311 W Northern Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85021
Overall, we're happy so far with the work that Arizona Foundation Solutions completed. We had both sinking and heaving in our home and we're quoted 12 piers, a moisture removal system, gutters and some other smaller repairs to the stem wall. I will say when the sales rep comes to your house after the initial engineering report, there's a hard sell to make a decision immediately. When you're talking about $20k+ it's a little stressful to be told you have to make the decision right away or you'll lose discounts. I feel like we could have gotten a better loan if we had time to shop around a bit. I didn't like feeling that way right off the bat.
Work began on time as communicated to us but there were some miscommunications between the office and the guys on site. The different crews weren't aware of when each other would be there and what work would be completed when so there were some delays where one crew was waiting for another to finish up.
There was a rather large issue, which AZFS made good on but it probably shouldn't have happened in the first place. We have a pillar on our front porch that was supposed to be stabilized and raised with two piers. We were told by the engineering assistant and our sales person that the column was load bearing and we had expressed that if it wasn't we would just take it out, no point in paying to prop it up if it didn't serve a purpose. After the holes were dug and the piers were placed (our kitchen window was broken during this process, but I'll elaborate in another paragraph), someone mentioned that the pillar wasn't load bearing at all. They got the head engineer on the phone, showed him video and he concluded it was not load bearing. We are waiting on a refund check for these two piers and I'll update if we run into any issues receiving that.
After the kitchen window was broken, they did have a company come back out same night to replace with a temporary single pane of glass. They ordered the dual pane window but the communication has been rough on that process. The window company has a contact at AZFS but we don't receive any updates. Last week we had a guy show up at the house during the day, unannounced to replace the window. We were at work so we couldn't let him into replace the window. He said he called someone (guessing Terry at AZFS) but there was no answer. We haven't heard back from them on a date for install since then. So, still waiting for our dual pane window to be replaced.
Final walk through notes: You have to be SUPER diligent with the crew during this final walk through. We have been finding broken sprinkler heads, pipes underground, lights, etc. since the work was completed. We should have turned on the sprinklers while the crew was here but honestly, I would have hoped that would be part of their final walkthrough checklist. They did the digging, I'm guessing they knew when they hit pipes. Also, they say it'll look like they were never there. It doesn't look horrible but it's also not nearly the same. The landscaping rock that's in our backyard was absorbed into the pile of dirt that was dug and now we have a dirt path with huge chunks of foundation concrete and bedrock. Not the same, but it's cleaner than you'd think it would after all the work. Maybe less of a hard push on how you'll never know they were there would help to manage expectations.
We'll have another level test in 6 months so we'll see how the house is settling. Hoping there's no further work needed because it is pretty stressful to have all of this stuff done and have to stay on top of the crew, the company, etc. and deal with all the little things that pop up. As far as we know, the work was done well but only time will tell.
www.foundationrepairsaz.com
Work began on time as communicated to us but there were some miscommunications between the office and the guys on site. The different crews weren't aware of when each other would be there and what work would be completed when so there were some delays where one crew was waiting for another to finish up.
There was a rather large issue, which AZFS made good on but it probably shouldn't have happened in the first place. We have a pillar on our front porch that was supposed to be stabilized and raised with two piers. We were told by the engineering assistant and our sales person that the column was load bearing and we had expressed that if it wasn't we would just take it out, no point in paying to prop it up if it didn't serve a purpose. After the holes were dug and the piers were placed (our kitchen window was broken during this process, but I'll elaborate in another paragraph), someone mentioned that the pillar wasn't load bearing at all. They got the head engineer on the phone, showed him video and he concluded it was not load bearing. We are waiting on a refund check for these two piers and I'll update if we run into any issues receiving that.
After the kitchen window was broken, they did have a company come back out same night to replace with a temporary single pane of glass. They ordered the dual pane window but the communication has been rough on that process. The window company has a contact at AZFS but we don't receive any updates. Last week we had a guy show up at the house during the day, unannounced to replace the window. We were at work so we couldn't let him into replace the window. He said he called someone (guessing Terry at AZFS) but there was no answer. We haven't heard back from them on a date for install since then. So, still waiting for our dual pane window to be replaced.
Final walk through notes: You have to be SUPER diligent with the crew during this final walk through. We have been finding broken sprinkler heads, pipes underground, lights, etc. since the work was completed. We should have turned on the sprinklers while the crew was here but honestly, I would have hoped that would be part of their final walkthrough checklist. They did the digging, I'm guessing they knew when they hit pipes. Also, they say it'll look like they were never there. It doesn't look horrible but it's also not nearly the same. The landscaping rock that's in our backyard was absorbed into the pile of dirt that was dug and now we have a dirt path with huge chunks of foundation concrete and bedrock. Not the same, but it's cleaner than you'd think it would after all the work. Maybe less of a hard push on how you'll never know they were there would help to manage expectations.
We'll have another level test in 6 months so we'll see how the house is settling. Hoping there's no further work needed because it is pretty stressful to have all of this stuff done and have to stay on top of the crew, the company, etc. and deal with all the little things that pop up. As far as we know, the work was done well but only time will tell.
3841 E Superior Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85040
I had Phoenix Concrete & Paving co substitute my front porch and steps with revealed concrete and it looks incredible. Hats off to their service.
phoenix-concrete-paving-contractors.business.site
Phoenix, AZ
Great team service was great and timely
www.cardinalconcretecoatings.com
4602 E Elwood St Suite #1, Phoenix, AZ 85040
Amazing work from a great company. Perfection.
www.prosperityconstructionservices.com
7230 W Mariposa St, Phoenix, AZ 85033
Tim Apple did an outstanding job with evaluating and diagnosing my construction issue. He was honest and appropriate regarding his work quality and ethics, would not hesitate to refer his company to anyone.
www.straightlinepier.com
5000 S 16th St Suite 107, Phoenix, AZ 85040
(Translated by Google) Excellent
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Excelente
www.valentecontracting.com
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Excelente
3635 S 43rd Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85009
I love working with Penhall. Tom G was such a professional and I look forward to hearing back from him.
www.penhall.com
3301 E Wood St, Phoenix, AZ 85040
Does this company E-verify?
www.hrconcrete.com
4839 W Brill St, Phoenix, AZ 85043
These people obviously have no concern for their business, no quality of customer service and refuse to resolve complaints. With all the choices out there, I would recommend choosing a company cares. Stay away from these jerks.
www.kdmcontractingaz.com
219 W Lone Cactus Dr, Phoenix, AZ 85027
They demolished our old porch and sidewalk, poured new concrete and fixed the slope that caused puddles when it rained. The team was polite and efficient. The contractor kept us informed throughout the process, and we would gladly use them again for any concrete work in Phoenix.
first-choice-concrete-contractors-phoenix.business.site
9119 N 7th St, Phoenix, AZ 85020
Great product, there is nothing like this molded concrete. Pour in place just isn't the same as it has bubbles, color variation, and is not as durable.
paradiseconcrete.com
4040 E Washington St, Phoenix, AZ 85034
We added an extension to our driveway. They were extremely efficient, did beautiful work, and were very knowledgeable. They worked hard and were very friendly! I can't recommend them enough!
www.glendaleconcretesolutions.com
Phoenix, AZ
Amazing quality
Beautiful results
Concrete patio transformed from traditional ugly grey Concrete to brown leather look.
Could not be happier.
Truly
Thank you!!!
Lisa
Cave Creek AZ
Beautiful results
Concrete patio transformed from traditional ugly grey Concrete to brown leather look.
Could not be happier.
Truly
Thank you!!!
Lisa
Cave Creek AZ
6031 S 11th St, Phoenix, AZ 85042
Thank you AZ Premier Concrete! Marcos was able to quickly give an estimate to my landlord for some repairs to our patio and extend the concrete work around the side of the home. The work was completed in a timely and professional manner. Highly recommend!
azpremierconcrete.com
Phoenix, AZ
(Translated by Google) Excellent construction company
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Excelente compañía de construccion
lrcowan.com
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Excelente compañía de construccion
2222 W Williams Dr, Phoenix, AZ 85027