Serving Quincy, KY and surrounding areas
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In business since 2008
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"Well satisfied, exactly what I wanted."
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Serving Quincy, KY and surrounding areas
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In business since 2020
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Customers say: True professional
"Everything went great! Professional team, great knowledge, easy to work with, explained what happening and why. Work looked great afterwards and driveway functioning better than expected after recent heavy rains."
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Serving Quincy, KY and surrounding areas
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I’m a hard-working young man with an aspiring goal to start my own concrete excavation company
Serving Quincy, KY and surrounding areas
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I have 25 + yes experience in masonry ,concrete, construction & I pride my work on the satisfaction of each client, I also do clean outs for rental properties & clean ups from residential to commercial, also will haul unwanted vehicles off your properties a little bit of everything & have great partner who will deep clean anything you need . I have impeccable references so please reach out for any projects you need done no matter how big or small.\n \n \n
Serving Quincy, KY and surrounding areas
In business since 1970
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"Very well, pleased to do business with these men, done and accommodated whatever concrete work I needed accomplished. Will hire again in the future."
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Serving Quincy, KY and surrounding areas
In business since 1994
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Emergency services offered
"Marty inspected the crawlspace and determined no repairs needed at this time.He let me know about a water leak that needed repaired and told me several ways to monitor for any future repairs in bracing.Honesty and professionalism was appreciated.I would hire this company for any future work."
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Serving Quincy, KY and surrounding areas
In business since 1963
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"It went great. High quality service. Done on promised schedule. Very reasonable price."
Serving Quincy, KY and surrounding areas
In business since 2020
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Emergency services offered
"KC Forms and Finish were great to work with! The work was done in a timely manner, the cost was reasonable, and the customer service was great! The jobs finish was straight and the design was seen throughout the driveway. Would highly recommend them!"
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Serving Quincy, KY and surrounding areas
In business since 2008
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"They were great, on time and very prepared and quality work"
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Serving Quincy, KY and surrounding areas
In business since 2023
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"Very professional and reliable. We were on a very tight schedule after moving from Texas. Our renovation design changed multiple times and the were very flexible with us and didnâ t charge us a lot of Change Request fees. I would definitely recommend this contractor!"
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