Serving Gardner, KS and surrounding areas
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In business since 2015
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"Concrete Genie did an excellent job at a competitive price. I love my new driveway, stairs and stoop. They did everything they said they would and were done sooner than scheduled. I would recommend Concrete Genie to those looking for a reliable contractor."
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Serving Gardner, KS and surrounding areas
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In business since 1994
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"The job went very well, we ran into issues with the removal of the floor and the supporting foundation and they were very accommodating as we worked through this issue. The floor looks great and I would recommend them for any concrete work you might need."
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Serving Gardner, KS and surrounding areas
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In business since 1997
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"Excellent job. Explained what was going to be done and the preparations needed of the jobsite beforehand. Completed the work in a timely manner, cleaned up the jobsite afterwards and showed me the work completed. I compared their estimate to others and it was very reasonable since others wanted to charge an exorbitant amount that was anywhere from 2-5 times the estimate I received from them for a basic mudjacking job that takes 1-2 hours. The pictures that are attached are 1 before and 1 after. The concrete is still wet from them literally just completing the work, but they were able to lift the steps all the way back up to their original position. Recommended."
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Serving Gardner, KS and surrounding areas
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In business since 2018
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"Great!! Customer Service was awesome! Definitely would use KC Concrete Company again."
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Serving Gardner, KS and surrounding areas
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In business since 1994
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"Small job, many companies overbid because they didn't want to do it. Enkore gave a reasonable price and did amazing, quality work within a few weeks of the accepted bid. They did not mess up the yard, did not have to remove a gate, and cleaned up after their work. I would highly recommend and will be using again if I have any future concrete work. We are very satisfied with the outcome!"
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Serving Gardner, KS and surrounding areas
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In business since 2004
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"Better than I could have imagined. They took our (crappy) patio and turned it into a showplace and oasis."
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Serving Gardner, KS and surrounding areas
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In business since 2013
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Small jobs welcome
"Good work at a good price"
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Serving Gardner, KS and surrounding areas
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In business since 2022
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"Griffin concrete did a great job customizing the concrete pad off my deck. We love the way it turned out! Would definitely hire them again."
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Serving Gardner, KS and surrounding areas
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In business since 2006
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"My project was done in 2 days. It went extremely well. The finish on the driveway was good except for a couple small imperfections. I would have liked for the dirt dug up to place the forms be put on tarps rather than rather than on the lawn. The crew did not check with me before they left the site. The imperfections may have been able to be fixed. Overall this was done very well. They know how to lay concrete. I recommend them and would hire them again."
Serving Gardner, KS and surrounding areas
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In business since 2022
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Offers commercial services
"Recently moved into a new house and wanted to replace our driveway with something nicer. We had Southwind complete a stamped driveway for us and it turned out great! We will definitely use them again for our projects."
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