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"I had a patio and driveway extensions poured. The work was done quickly and professionally, and the owner was very responsive. He showed up before and after the work started to review the project. If I have another project, I'll use Prime Concrete again. I highly recommend them; they did an excellent job."

"Good experience. Great outcome."

"Job was done right very quickly and price was great! Would hire him again in a heartbeat!"

"Fantastic. Did what he said he would do, on time and on budget"

"I am 100% satisfied with MC and Blue Concrete, LLC. They were prompt in providing my quote and put me right on the schedule with my 10% deposit. They did everything they promised to do, on time, and kept me informed. It was a pleasure working with Mario. I’m also really pleased with the 16 X 10 concrete foundation they built for me. It was laid out exactly according to the specifications. Collectively, they have decades of experience working in concrete. I wholeheartedly recommend MC and Blue Concrete, LLC. "

"Great response time to start job. Completed on time and as quoted. Very pleased with Bill’s work."

"They were hired, but the work was never completed. I put down my deposit and when they show up to do the job, they tell me it is gonna be $2k more than they originally quoted. They told me they'd give me back my deposit and give me an additional $150 for no negative online reviews. I told them to give me my deposit back but I wasn't going to be bought off and not inform others of their deception."

"Worked efficiently and quickly. Very professional and friendly. Great price and responded promptly."

"Charlie and his team are easy to work with and have the skill set, knowledge, and experience needed when remodeling an old house. We used Charlie and his team to open up some load bearing walls in our 1950s house and they did a great job. They were always very professional and cleaned up behind themselves during the process. We have additional work lined up including hardwood flooring, cabinetry, and plumbing. We are confident that we will be pleased with those projects as well."

"The scope of work was a stamped and tinted home patio and cart path with a concrete pour of approximately 15 cubic yards. The cost of the project ended up 10% higher than the contract with some scope not completed. A follow-up meeting with the MADEWELL CONCRETE CEO ended with a verbal agreement to color the concrete work after the fact to compensate for the incomplete scope of work. THE CEO continued to promise this agreement for a month and then has gone silent for several more months. No follow-up correction work has been done. The basis of my dispute with MADEWELL CONCRETE is what I believe is a poor understanding of a portion of the project by the sales representative and the Project Manager. The patio slab turndown slab was fully discussed by me to them but apparently not discussed internally to know that additional forming materials were required; none of which were brought to the site until later during the prep work. The bobcat access to the patio was also not determined internally before the work. The problems in my view got worse when both the Project Manager (PM) and the concrete foreman left the project during the prep for the concrete pour. The PM to get forming materials for the turndown slab and then again to get color materials, approximately 2 hours. The concrete foreman left for an hour for an unknown reason. The following priorities were explained to lead personnel before the pour day: Patio to be stamped and tinted very close to a former project of MADEWELL CONCRETE. An area in the slab to be level for a hot tub. Cart Path to comply with COE requirements and to be colored. A curb to be placed to channel rainwater away from the patio area. A stair landing area. The plan of getting on site at 8:30 AM with concrete coming at 1:00 PM while Project Manager and foreman left the site during this time was aggressive. The schedule and the leaders leaving the site without providing adequate direction caused the owner to have incomplete work scope per the contract agreement with a 10% higher cost than the agreement. Coupled with concrete color problem - totally not what was asked for which happened to be exactly like what they had previously installed on an earlier MADEWELL CONCRETE project. The team showed up without thorough knowledge of the scope, without proper formwork, telling me in one case, that they had not been told about the flat slab requirement (clearly on the scope document). The crew arrived between 8:00 and 8:30 AM for a 1:00 PM pour, no prior work had been done. The immediate problem of no forming materials for the turndown slab was realized. The complication of getting the bobcat into the patio area was also realized. My complaints are as follows: • Due to the Project Manager leaving the jobsite, decisions were made that ended up with a bad looking and low patio subgrade. An extra load of fill was ordered but the PM and the foreman left the site and were not here to direct where the fill was to go. The crew meanwhile closed access to the patio before fill arrived. The extra fill load was wasted on site causing several more yards of concrete to be required for the patio slab. This ended up being a subsequent charge to me. • One mandatory requirement was to have a level area for a hot tub. The crew foreman fought with me on this, he said he was not told of this and could not do it. The slab area for the hot tub is not level and has to be shimmed by owner to be level. • The in scope 4’ x 4’ concrete stair landing was not installed, creating a significant extra cost for a contractor to be hired for a wood and composite landing. • The in-scope concrete curb was not installed creating water drainage onto the patio. • The in-scope cart pathway turnouts at existing drive were not installed. • Extra fill was poor quality including very large basketball sized chunks that were left for the owner to manage – Many of these were wasted to the landfill by the owner. • The crew let the tandem dirt hauler down on existing concrete – twice; and a crack developed at the large corner where he dumped. • A 30’ tall tree was hit by the bobcat and has died causing permission requirement from the COE to cut down and at more owner expense. • The in scope colored concrete (Deep Tan) is nonexistent except in some areas. In fact, the bulk of the concrete slabs seem to be hardly different than uncolored concrete and in fact whiter."