Serving Lincoln, VA and surrounding areas
Approved
Super Service Award Winner
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Warranties offered
Customers say: True professional
"Very straight forward and efficient work in pouring concrete steps."
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Serving Lincoln, VA and surrounding areas
Approved (Corporate)
In business since 1986
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
"Mauricio and Crisjan were the initial sales reps who came to examine the issue and they took the time to test drainage that might have potentially been creating the water issue. They offered a reasonable solution (sealing the visible cracks and holes in the concrete and I was contacted within a couple of days with an estimate and scheduling options. Sean was our tech and he did a fantastic job diagnosing the issue beyond just the cracks. He not only address all the holes and cracks in the concrete and mortar, he sealed up additional entry points above the foundation. He sourced additional materials to cover openings for cable lines. He went above and beyond and gave us measured information on how we should continue to monitor and treat this area as the house settles. He was thorough, informative, and provided excellent service in his work. I'm very glad that Sean was the technician sent to us and I would specifically request him for your projects."
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Serving Lincoln, VA and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 2016
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Warranties offered
"My garage was settling. The quote for installing 5 foundation Push piers under my garage and a French Drain along the side of my garage was very reasonable. The team that came out, led by Ryan Ohman was professional. courteous and hard-working. They did a great job and followed up quickly on a few comments I had. Cleaned up the site nicely afterward. Would definitely recommend."
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Serving Lincoln, VA and surrounding areas
Approved
Super Service Award Winner
In business since 2004
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Warranties offered
"Mottern Masonry did amazing work on our stamped concrete walkway. Their professionalism and planning for the project exceeded our expectations. Because of our experience working with Mottern, we rehired them for a stamped concrete patio. Another great result!"
+9
Serving Lincoln, VA and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 2003
Free estimates
Credit card accepted
"Owner is very qualified (professional engineer) and has a lot of experience with concrete. He provided a well understood work plan, drawing and professional contract. None of his business qualifications are hidden. His team works well together and with a great deal of expertise and care. I am most satisfied with the end result. At my request, he also provided suggestions for improving our concrete entry steps and worked the added tasking into the existing schedule. This company is highly recommended."
+41
Serving Lincoln, VA and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 1994
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
"They did a good job with my backyard basketball court. Finished the concrete court in 3-4 days and cam back to finish the paint job. Will recommend"
Serving Lincoln, VA and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 2007
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Warranties offered
"Excellent company to work with from start to finish. Very professional, timely and good work. Did everything to specific requirements. I would highly recommend for anyone looking to do concrete work!"
+64
Serving Lincoln, VA and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 1998
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
"back yard fine grade, level area for playground, rerouting/trenching downspout extensions/seeding/aeration"
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Serving Lincoln, VA and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 1998
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
"Was scheduled for the AM but they arrived around 2:30. The aeration equipment was rudimentary. A 6 prong aeration punch was ineffective, it did not make holes as much as it disturbed the top 3/4inch of lawn. The small concrete weights and the hard soil made for a less than effective work. A second motor driven machine aerator was a little better. Directions to stay away from certain areas, freshly seeded, were not followed but the attempt to get to every square foot was the motivation, so okay, nice try. Bottom line, if they do the work, make sure the lawn has been watered or a recent rain event softens the lawn."
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Serving Lincoln, VA and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 2010
Free estimates
Warranties offered
"On my shared driveway I noticed the concrete culvert was beginning to erode and shift. The crew came when scheduled to repair the culvert. The drainage area needed to be reshaped and have stone added to help with erosion issues. A cement footing was created to help hold up the concrete tubes and than concrete was packed in around the tubes help hold them in place. The job took several days to complete. I am very satisfied with the overall work. There was a lot of work put in to make the finished job look good and it does look good. I am giving a B for quality because the trucks they parked on my yard left large ruts in my yard. I watched the workers kick leaves over the ruts to hide them. When I complained they sent some one back to fix the ruts. That some one came back and with his foot kicked the top of ruts off, jumped back in the truck and left. I still have ruts that I will fix with my shovel and rake in spring. Such a shame. I will defiantly use them again in the future."
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