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"Very very nice. Job well done!!!"

"Paid a little more than I expected but was very pleased with the job and was finished in less than 4 hours. Very professional to work with."

God's Hands Concrete offers top-notch residential and commercial concrete services in Pearl, MS. We specialize in concrete repair, stamped concrete, concrete walls, fencing (metal and wood), and roofing. Enjoy 10% discounts for seniors, military personnel, and new customers.\n\nWe serve in Pearl, MS, Flowood MS; Canton MS; Richland MS; Florence MS; Morton MS; and the surrounding areas.\n\nConcrete Contractor, Concrete Company, Concrete Services, Concrete Specialist, Concrete Work\nStamped Concrete Service, Stamped Concrete Contractor, Concrete Crack Repair, Fence Installer, Roofing Installation, Commercial Concrete Repair, Residential Concrete Services\n\nFor more information visit our website: https://concrete-pearl.com/\n\nWe also accept the following payment methods: Cash

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"My experience with RD Construction was the best to say the least. They were very understanding of the way I wanted my deck done, and were very patient with me throughout the whole process. I have already let them know that I will definitely be hiring them to get any other job that I need around my home."

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Gibson Directional Drilling specializes in underground utility instillation on product sizing form .5'- 36" using horizontal directional drilling & open-cut methods. Our team goes above and beyond to meet customer expectations and requirements. Our firm carries a management team with 30+ years of underground experience and expertise helping add to peace of mind for our customers.

"STOP…….DO NOT USE!!!!!!! This company did the concrete floors for my new house. Before applying stain to the floors there was no cleaning done NONE. There are clumps of MUD (a few example photos attached) all throughout the house, after you apply the stain to that the only way to fix it is to redo the floors…..and according to William that is NOT an option. In addition to mud there are clumps of miscellaneous debris EVERYWHERE you look (photos attached). And if that were not enough, the stain was just poured on in places and never even attempted to be evenly spread over the concrete…(don’t worry, there are photos attached for this as well). When contacted William and one of his other “floor people” came out…..Williams reaction to this floor “well, I think it came out pretty good” to which his partner agreed. So, i will leave it up to you to decide if you think the photos you see are what you consider to “pretty good”,"