Serving Lockhart, TX and surrounding areas
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"Fantastic work, great execution and very fast!"
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Serving Lockhart, TX and surrounding areas
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Super Service Award Winner
In business since 2018
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"Leon Concrete Solutions did a great job on refinishing our patio. Both gentlemen were very coutteous and diligent in their work ethic. They were also efficient in the time it took them to finish the job. We would surely hire them again."
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Serving Lockhart, TX and surrounding areas
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In business since 2018
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"Mike Moniz has such a great attitude and truly wants to give you the result that you want. We were going to replace our carpet and vinyl downstairs with a quick grind and seal to the existing concrete floor underneath. However, it wasn't in great shape, so we had to shift gears and do a concrete overlay that was then stained and sealed. This is his business alone and deeply cares about the result and making the customer happy. Definitely recommend!"
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Serving Lockhart, TX and surrounding areas
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In business since 2018
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"Excellent experience. Raymond and crew arrived on time to provide bid and complete work. Site was kept clean while work was being completed. Definitely recommend Raymond with In and Out Concrete."
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Serving Lockhart, TX and surrounding areas
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In business since 1998
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"Anyone who needs concrete work done and is looking for a company to do the work, I highly recommend XEVEX. They have done two major jobs for me including sidewalks, patios, and now a 34x30 slab to put a metal building on. Metal buildings require a special exact slab. The person building this told me it was the best slab he had to work with. It was squared up and the measurements were near perfect. The 3 brothers who own the company are professional and have a lot of knowledge about what they do. Their crew is friendly and arrive early and work hard until the job is done. It's hard to trust some contractors, but I will use XEVEX anytime I need concrete work. The other nice thing is that they are a local company. Andy"
Serving Lockhart, TX and surrounding areas
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In business since 1997
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We are experts in the concrete business and well known in the community working on sidewalks, retaining walls and foundations. Certified in HUB, and Rite-A-Way permits. We are family owned and waiting to service our customers.
Serving Lockhart, TX and surrounding areas
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In business since 2014
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Small jobs welcome
"NS Concrete is one of the best and very professional when it comes to laying concrete and pavers on concrete. He even did a nice acid stain on my concrete. Loved his work and would definitely recommend. He is punctual, communicates, good/fair rates, and GETS THE JOB DONE!"
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Serving Lockhart, TX and surrounding areas
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In business since 2014
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Small jobs welcome
"Outstanding job, would highly recommend them for any concrete work."
+15
Serving Lockhart, TX and surrounding areas
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In business since 2007
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"Saul did a great job with the polyasparitic coating in my garage. He arrived on time and finished the project on time. Quality of the flooring was exceptional. I would recommend him for anyone wanting to get polyasparitic coating done"
Serving Lockhart, TX and surrounding areas
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Super Service Award Winner
In business since 1969
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Warranties offered
"Very professional salesman (Jacob Keaton) explained the whole process.However the Rockstars of the operation was the crew: Shawn Larson,Josh Sanchez, and Roland Felder. On time, friendly and hardworking men. I know I will recommend this company to anyone that needs foundation work done!"
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