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"Owner of company, A FEMALE, was very knowledgeable, her crew had expertise, just did a great job Would highly recommend Janet"

"The crew did a great job removing a damaged sidewalk and pouring new sidewalk. They made sure the area was clean of debris both in my yard as well as near the street. Area was taped off to prevent damage to freshly poured concrete. Everything was very professional."

"Aaron was my first contact, he was great, he was friendly and professional, explained everything. The workers were great, they did awesome work and were easy to talk with. The new addition on our deck is awesome, we love it."

"Mario and his team did an excellent job of replacing our 29 year-old driveway and installed a new one to our specifications. I would highly recommend him for other projects and we found him to be fair, honest, easy to work with and quoted the job at an excellent and competitive price."

"Excellent job was done, team was very professional, leveling of my house foundation was needed and it was done perfectly"

"The project went exceptionally well. Great attention to understanding not only what I wanted, but with the job required. They made sure they understood what my extended patio was going to be used for so that they use the correct materials to handle the weight of the swim spa that I was planning on installing. Every step of the way was explained to me and they continuously checked in to make sure that I understood and was happy. I’m very happy with project. It was handled professionally, quickly, and at a very reasonable price! I could’ve asked for nothing more"

MINIMUM $3,500. PLEASE be respectful when inquiring. World Class Waterfront Construction specializes in residential and commercial construction including concrete slabs, driveways, bulkheads, piers, roof construction and repairs. Based out of Dickinson, Texas and surrounding areas including Galveston, Clear Lake and beyond.

"The plan on this job was to protect the pool from collecting debris with a plastic tarp. In the demolition process, the crew damaged several coping bricks. The framing, rebar, concrete pour and stamping went otherwise OK. They were late removing the tarp due to needing to work on the brick, and it later rained, covering the tarp with water. Joe offered to cover the coping brick damage, sending a guy at the end of other jobs to chip the broken bricks out over the course of the coming week. He damaged a finish tile. Also, the number of “damaged” bricks seemed to increase as we went along. We were not able to remove the tarp when anticipated due to the additional coping demo, and it stayed on over the rains leading up to the 4th of July weekend. Joe's original plan was to clear any water from the surface of the tarp with a submersible pump, removing the debris along with the tarp. This did not work due to the amount of water that had collected. He cut the tarp to remove it, with the debris falling in the pool. After a few days of brick chipping, I started asking for a new schedule. Joe told me to call the office. I asked this question repeatedly, sharing my frustration with the way the job was going. She eventually told me to talk to Joe when he arrived with the crew on July 9. When he appeared on the 9th, he went back to check on his guy and quickly went back to his truck. I flagged him down to give him a spare finish tile and ask my scheduling question. He drove away while I was talking, indicating that he had to get to another job. I waited for a while, then called the office to complain about being disrespected and still not having a schedule. I was angry on this call, but did not yell or use profanity. Joe returned to my home later that morning. I opened the door when I saw him. He came at me with balled up fists calling me names and threatening to beat me. He felt I had been inappropriate with the “seventy year old woman” who answers the phone at the office. He threatened to beat me again, called me some more names, and walked of the job. I have a recording of most of this interaction from my Ring doorbell camera. This was an $8000.00 job. I have paid everything save $650.00 that was due at the end. I will likely incur expenses that exceed this amount in having the work completed, if I can get a contractor to finish the job. Additionally, my pool service company indicates that they will charge $1500 to clean the construction debris and another $1500 to restart the pool. There will be additional expense in replacing the water to be drained in the cleaning process. So if you don't mind a contractor that bullies his way out of a job with threats of physical violence when things go south, Houston Solid Concrete is for you. Otherwise, steer clear. They only get 1 start because 0 is not an option."