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AMV Construction
5.0(
3
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Serving Dayton, OR and surrounding areas

Approved

In business since 2023

Free estimates

Credit card accepted

"Im very satisfied by the work the team did on my concrete patio. I really liked the neatness and beautiful finish. It was done diligently and within the time specified. Completely changed the look of my yard. I will be contacting AMV for future projects . Thank You for doing a great job! "
New fence installation
Response time10 hrs
Response rate100%
1 neighbors recently requested a quote
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Willamette Valley Epoxy LLC
5.0(
1
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Serving Dayton, OR and surrounding areas

Approved

In business since 2025

Warranties offered

Small jobs welcome

"Patrick is detail oriented, professional and kind. He is knowledgeable in his craft and has great mentor group to back him up. His work is clean and he keeps the jobsite very organized. I knew I was working with a professional the moment he showed up. I would highly recommend him. He did an epoxy garage floor coating for me and I couldn't be happier with the results. "
Residential Garage
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Four Seasons Landscape and Construction
4.7(
582
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Serving Dayton, OR and surrounding areas

In business since 2014

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

"Requested an estimate on line and was promptly called to set up an appointment. Augustin was on time and provided a very reasonable bid. Augustin was very personable and very thorough in his review of our needs. Other local landscapers either were too busy to give us a quote (Set up an appointment then didn't show) or provided a quote so high it was obvious they didn't want the job. Augustin and his team were very polite, performed the job and cleaned up afterwards. Now we are ready to replant where they removed some very large bushes/plants. We are going to need to redo our lawn soon with sod and Augustin and Four ASeasons will be our FIRST call...and quite probably our last. You will never go wrong working with Augustin and Four Seasons Landscape. Bid Thumbs Up!!?"
Recommended by89%of homeowners
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Bridgeport Concrete Leveling LLC
4.9(
29
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Serving Dayton, OR and surrounding areas

In business since 2009

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

"Todd came out and looked over the hot tub level situation and checked the level.  He explained how the concrete leveling process worked.  On the day to level, the hot tub had been removed and the new one was waiting.  Todd and his assistant, Stan, drilled a few holes in the slab and pumped in grout, re-leveling the slab.  The hot tub is in our backyard and down a hill and required about 80 feet of hose to pump the grout, so not an easy job.  Overall the new tub is much more level than the old tub previously was.  One corner that was most out of level actually had a void underneath that Todd could detect while he was drilling.  They patched the holes in the slab and they blend in well. <br />"
Recommended by96%of homeowners
Michael Todd Boehme Concrete
4.8(
51
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Serving Dayton, OR and surrounding areas

In business since 1997

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

"I first contacted Todd in March. I spoke with him and a few other firms. He was not the cheapest, but not the most expensive either. I read the reviews on Angies and chose him despite one somewhat negative one, which I mentioned to him. Todd is a great and extensive talker and his explanations seemed reasonable as did his description of what he would do to my driveway. That included removal, adding compacted gravel, and when we asked for it, rebar, cutting a clean line at the street and creating a neat transition between the street and the driveway. When we discussed how I wanted a different color for the pathway than the driveway, he said he would do the integrated color, but that a stain might be cheaper. He did end up doing a stain, though there was no reduction in price. I took him to a driveway in my neighborhood to show him how I wanted the finished job to look and he seemed very knowledgable and told he it would be no problem. <br /> <br /> I became uneasy when he kept delaying the start of demo because of a lack of a dump truck (an extra charge for me, not included in the original bid). Finally they started, Todd, another worker and his girlfriend. It turned out that he did not need to add the compacted gravel, but when I asked for a credit he told me that he had to haul away so much dirt that he would have charged me for that so no credit. I had foolishly thought the removal of the old driveway included hauling the debris. In the process of digging out the new driveway\path my underground sprinkler was cut. Over the years tree roots had wound around the sprinkler line, making repair difficult. Also in removing the river rock Todd removed a great deal of soil and it had to be replaced. Initially when he broke the sprinkler line, he told me it was no problem he would repair it, which I expected, because in the course of initial discussions he assured me he would leave everything looking good. <br /> <br /> When the he tried to cut a clean line between the street and the drive, it crumbled. I'm not sure why though he told me it was because the street was old. I think it was perhaps he didn't use a saw. He seems to have a lack of proper equipment. To create a transition between the street and the driveway, Todd used cold patch asphalt, which looked dreadful. I called him and he told me that it would look better over time and that he did it as a favor to me. Also as a favor to me he brought some dirt from his home and did a poor job of replacing some concrete pavers that had been removed in the course of the work. I did myself a favor and called in a professional asphalt company who removed the bad asphalt job and did it right. I also called in my hardscape guy who fixed the pavers and filled in the areas of missing dirt. <br /> <br /> It turned out Todd wanted to be paid for the sprinkler repair and couple buckets of dirt, I told him I wasn't happy with the price and we reached a compromise. <br /> <br /> I was unable to be home when Todd came to seal the driveway, but I had called and told him there were marks on the driveway from when he stained the path and put in his asphalt patch. He assured me he would clean it all away. After the sealing the marks were still there. They are not terribly noticeable, but what is very noticeable is the 2 inch chunk that broke off a corner by one of the cuts. This occurred yesterday, less than a month after final completion. Todd came by to pick up the final check and took a look at it, blamed the nature of concrete and the kind of cut. I might even be to blame for gluing a piece back in place. He said he could fix it with a patch but it wouldn't look the same. <br /> <br /> After having paid so much for this job I have to say I regret not just doing asphalt again. My driveway doesn't have the polished, professional look of the driveway I had taken him to see. Todd is a nice young man, but he hurries, doesn't pay attention to detail, blames everything else when there is a problem. I never felt that doing the best job for me and making sure I was satisfied was his top priority. It is too bad really, because I think he has the skills to be excellent. <br />"
Recommended by92%of homeowners
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Alternative Edge Concrete
4.9(
37
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Serving Dayton, OR and surrounding areas

In business since 1998

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

"These guys are beyond great.  Always responsive and very professional, clear written bid with lots of details.  When they started the work it was promptly completed and very nicely cleaned up at the end of the project. At the end of each day, they were very careful to clean up the yard and street.  We even ran in to a surprise in the middle of the project, a water line embedded in the concrete that I was unaware of. They repaired the line and buried it in the gravel below the new driveway at no extra cost.  The final driveway and walk was better looking than I anticipated.  <br>I would hire Jake and his crew again and highly recommend them for any concrete work. <br> <br>"
Recommended by97%of homeowners
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Bull Construction
5.0(
12
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Serving Dayton, OR and surrounding areas

In business since 2017

Free estimates

Warranties offered

"I was referred to Bull construction when I wanted to do a 500 foot gravel driveway on my property. I worked with Greg to get the driveway done, and we liked him and his work so much we had him do a few more projects including leveling and excavating for a 36 x 36 foot playground area, as well as a 9000 square foot grass field that required construction of a retaining wall. We really liked working with Greg for several reasons. He was a great listener and made sure he was very clear on what we wanted. He was a great communicator - always up front with the price, letting us know his availability, and always communicating any surprises. His pricing was very reasonable, and his work quality was excellent. No surprises when the bill came, either. Any excavating, rock hauling, gravel needs, etc., I will always use him."
Recommended by100%of homeowners
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FAQs for concrete injection leveling mudjacking projects in Dayton, OR

Mudjacking and foam jacking differ significantly in both materials and methods. Mudjacking uses a cement-based slurry to fill voids beneath a slab, while foam jacking uses expanding polyurethane foam delivered under high pressure to achieve superior structural support. This material distinction enhances load-bearing strength and overall stability in your repair.

Mudjacking takes between one and three days to dry completely. During this time, it's important to avoid putting weight on the slab until it's fully cured. The drying time depends on the project size and environmental conditions. In contrast, polyurethane foam used in foam jacking can cure in as little as one hour.

No, mudjacking is not a permanent fix for sinking concrete. While it effectively lifts the slab and can last five to 10 years, it doesn't address underlying soil issues that may cause future sinking. For a more permanent solution, you might consider foam jacking or complete slab replacement, which can address deeper structural problems.

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