Serving Alpine, CA and surrounding areas
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Super Service Award Winner
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Customers say: Super punctual
"Hall’s Concrete was willing to do a job that was “too small” for everyone else, and they did it with expertise and style!"
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Serving Alpine, CA and surrounding areas
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In business since 2017
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Customers say: Quick response
"Mr. Molina provided a reasonable estimate and was able to start work in less than a week's time. My job involved removal of concrete in two areas. I was amazed at how quick he was able to demo the existing concrete, form and place. The results are amazing, I could not believe what a difference it made to the overall appearance of my home."
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Serving Alpine, CA and surrounding areas
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In business since 2001
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Emergency services offered
"Absolute professionals. Very reasonable, communicative, and thorough. If I've more concrete work to be done or am asked for a referral, "Cooper Concrete" will be my response."
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Serving Alpine, CA and surrounding areas
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In business since 2007
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"I recently had the pleasure of working with Just Stamping Concrete for a landscape design project, and I cannot recommend them enough! They are a true gem in the industry, and their work speaks for itself."
Serving Alpine, CA and surrounding areas
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In business since 1998
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Small jobs welcome
"They were quick and independent but messy and did damage one of my trees. They helped to remove a lot of concrete even for a resident home."
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Serving Alpine, CA and surrounding areas
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In business since 1972
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Emergency services offered
"The estimator (Nick Kuehl) came within a day or two, arrived on time, and presented a proposal in a professional manner. The work crew was friendly and efficient. They did exactly as they promised.
The price was not cheap, but fair.
I certainly would use them again, and recommend them to friends."
Serving Alpine, CA and surrounding areas
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In business since 1986
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"Everyone on this job was a pro. They all went right to work as they arrived. From demo to finished work in two days the driveway is great. Thankyou Morello Concrete."
Serving Alpine, CA and surrounding areas
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In business since 1972
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Warranties offered
"They were on time, filled in cracks with a heated rubber-like material, and sealed coated the driveway. The crew was friendly and professional."
Serving Alpine, CA and surrounding areas
Approved
Super Service Award Winner
In business since 1990
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
"Excellent work. Made sure we were satisfied before we paid. Definitely would hire again for other landscaping work. Highly recommend this company."
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Serving Alpine, CA and surrounding areas
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In business since 1990
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Warranties offered
"I hired Gregory to paint the exterior of my house, pour concrete, make a paver patio and install slate on front porch and back step. He did a good job on all. He is a nice person who works very hard. Shares his knowledge to help you make good decisions about your project. Highly recommend."
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