
Serving Troy, MI and surrounding areas
Approved
Free estimates
Warranties offered
Credit card accepted
"Excellent quality concrete! It was easy to work with and set perfectly. Highly recommended for any construction project.""



Serving Troy, MI and surrounding areas
Approved
Free estimates
Warranties offered
Credit card accepted
"Excellent quality concrete! It was easy to work with and set perfectly. Highly recommended for any construction project.""


Serving Troy, MI and surrounding areas
Approved
Super Service Award Winner
In business since 1978
Free estimates
Small jobs welcome
"Dario and his crew did great concrete work for our condo association. His work is excellent with a very competitive price. Driveways and sidewalks were replaced in a very professional manner. The association will hire him again next year for further concrete projects that we have. Jim Treasurer"





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Serving Troy, MI and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 2020
Free estimates
Credit card accepted
"Paul and his team go above and beyond what any other concrete contractor would offer. Clean work, responsive communication, honest pricing, and quality finish are what sets these guys apart from the rest. Would gladly recommend to anyone."

Serving Troy, MI and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 1994
Free estimates
Offers commercial services
"Fantastic business to work with they came out when they said they were going to and completed the job even sooner than I expected now I have beautiful concrete to enjoy the summer on highly recommend them to anyone for concrete work or Construction"





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Serving Troy, MI and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 1999
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
"Injection leveling for concrete patio and driveway project"





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Serving Troy, MI and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 1994
Free estimates
Warranties offered
"Concrete leveling. Arrived on time, professional and work was completed timely."

Serving Troy, MI and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 2016
Free estimates
Warranties offered
"Very impressed by the craftmanship and professional nature of All Brick Design. Our 30 year old house had a 30 year wooden deck that was falling apart and we wanted to replace it with a brick patio. All Brick came out and worked us not only on what was possible, but was able to customize it to fit our needs and our budget. They also urged us to get our chimney's recapped so that we did not have future issues which we decided to do as well. Given how late in the season we had them come out, it seemed likely that our new patio would be built in the spring of 2021, but they were able to fit us in at the end of their 2020 season and we couldn't have been happier with the results. The crew that showed up was not only knowledgeable but very concerned with consulting us on decisions both large and small. They worked full days and were at our house on all days that weather permitted. Every day it was easy to see the progress they were making, and it was clear that they were not just interested in getting the job done, but getting it done correctly. This large job was completed in a week (from tear down to final walk through) and the quality was top notch. We were also impressed that not only our direct line of contact Art was on the site numerous times throughout the job but also that we received a few calls from the owners to ensure that we were happy with how the job was coming together. We have dealt with a few other contractors over the past 10 years and feeling that our job was important to them meant a lot to us. You definitely get what you pay for with All Brick Design. Would highly recommend this company to anyone looking to have any sort of brick or concrete work done around their house."





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Serving Troy, MI and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 2006
Free estimates
Credit card accepted
"I paid $18,150 for 2 concrete driveways. Definitely not the cheapest bid so I expected a top notch experience. Unfortunately it was far from that. This was 10 times more stressful than it should have been. The foreman was very difficult to deal with through the job. This company does not subscribe to "the customer is always right" philosophy. It was a huge ordeal whenever an issue arose. We had one of the driveways drawn up to be a certain way but the forms were completely different and the driveway was going to be zig-zagged. The foreman spoke to me like I was crazy to want the driveway we agreed on in writing. And the way he had the forms set looked ridiculous. Stevie Wonder would not have liked it. The foreman argued with me about how I was wrong and how much work it would be to remove the forms. I said this isn’t what I want or what we agreed on. Thankfully John then showed up and helped us fix the situation and the forms were moved. The cement has huge drop-offs in 2 places and I feel they should have told me how bad the drop offs would be. No one likes extra costs but for what I paid I wanted it done right. But unfortunately it's not right. There's giant dips where the new concrete meets the old and I was not aware that would be the case. Before a job is done it should be gone over with the customer to make sure they know what to expect and what should be done to make it look the way it should. I am just a homeowner I have never had concrete poured so I didn't know what to look for. They also did a concrete job across the street from me at the same time. I actually got them that job. They finished that job first and had extra concrete left over. So instead of just dumping the concrete somewhere, they decided to start the sidewalk in front of my house. Well by the time the new batch of concrete arrived, the old concrete had begun to harden so when they brushed the sidewalk, the old was too dry to brush and they had to force it and it looks noticeably different. While preparing the base for my driveway they dumped a bunch of rocks on my lawn as well as a bunch of cement. I've been working on fixing the damage to my lawn for months. One spot on the sidewalk looks like they used a twig to make the expansion joint. The company they hired to saw cut the curb for my new driveway screwed up while sawing and they carved a chunk out of the street in front of my driveway’s approach. The underground drain had to be dug up and re-positioned because it was too high. The concrete is done and it does the job but for what I paid I expected higher quality and better service. I would not hire this company again."





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Serving Troy, MI and surrounding areas
Approved
In business since 1999
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
"Our patio project with White Wolf Concrete turned out exactly how we hoped. Their knowledge of concrete patio construction and outdoor spaces really showed in the final result. Everything was done professionally and on schedule. A dependable concrete contractor near me in Michigan."





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Serving Troy, MI and surrounding areas
Approved
Super Service Award Winner
In business since 2019
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
"Great! Also had some existing concrete removed. Highly recommend."





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