Chad Lee's Concrete Construction

He comes across as a nice guy but he does not pay attention to detail or read the specifications for the job. Very poor management of his resources and his people and he spends an insufficient amount of time on site.

Good crew and excellent work. Very efficient and good communication.

Chad was very prompt on calling, getting over to do the estimate and for scheduling the work. He and his crew are very friendly and hard working. Patio looks great. Would hire again.

On time, good work crew, no time waisted, good finish. Clean-up could have been better.

Chad and crew were awesome! It's great to see a crew who knows what they are doing. Each person had a job and no one told them what to do, they just jumped in and did exceptional work. Highly recommended

Chad was great, good value and did a great job

I do not recommend Chad Lee’ Concrete Construction for exposed aggregate work. They may do fine for a standard concrete surface, but their exposed aggregate--- not so good. Functionality it is OK, but my dissatisfaction for a 9’ long x 16’ wide driveway repair is as follows: 1. The quote included drilling and doweling into the existing concrete which was not done. 2. One of the sides of the new concrete is bowed inward resulting from a bowed concrete form. The form could have easily been turned over and straightened with stakes. 3. Three of the four corners of the new concrete do not align with the existing concrete. 4. The surface of the new concrete does not align with the surface of the old concrete in places. Can be a tripping hazard. 5. The surface bows downward ½” at the center. 6. There was damage to the edges of the good concrete where the old concrete was broken out and removed. 7. All four corners of the new concrete are ragged. 8. The surface of the new concrete is splotchy, varying from no exposed to under exposed to correctly exposed aggregate. 9. They did their washout of the concrete truck along the curb in front of my neighbor’s house. It left an unsightly mess. They also left rusty nails in the gutter near the neighbor’s driveway. The neighbor cleaned them up to prevent them from washing into his drive path. Other things I learned that one should not allow when having exposed aggregate work done are as follows: 1. Require the tamp-in method for installing the exposed aggregate in established lawns. Do not allow the wash method of exposing the aggregate. The wash method is OK for new construction where it can do no damage to adjacent areas. However, in established lawns, the wash will spread concrete onto the lawn and onto the old concrete. 2. Do not allow a Bobcat front end loader to be used to breakup and remove concrete from an old exposed aggregate driveway. It will tear out aggregate in the good part of the driveway.

They do everything they say and do a great job.

Chad is good as it comes, he takes care of us and does the work right. The professional is easy to work with, and gets the job done. The professional doesn't mind about the weather, or getting dirty he always completes the work.