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Chapa's Concrete Work is committed to excellence in every aspect of our business. We uphold a standard of integrity bound by fairness, honesty, and personal responsibility. Our distinction is the quality of service we bring to our customers. Accurate knowledge of our trade, combined with ability is what makes us true professionals. Above all, we are watchful of our customers' interests, and make their concerns the basis of our business.

"Mr.Raymond ,I instantly sensed his honesty and integrity. His company was very timely and carefully added the right dressings and rebar before adding the concrete. I will strongly recommend this company to my friends."

"The paint crew came in on time, prepped the walls, covered the floors and painted the walls with a primary coat, then painted the walls with two coats of paint. They cleaned up after the job and were professional throughout the process. I would recommend them to anyone."

"We had a concrete sidewalk and a 12 X 11 pad poured. The team did a fantastic job and it looks great."

"I have dealt with a lot of contractors over the years but none have been as thorough and professional as Chip! It was a pleasure working with him. Fantastic job at a price I couldn’t pass on. Chip and crew has a work ethic I haven’t seen in a long time. If you need some work done give Chip a call. He delivers great results at a fair price and the finished results are incredible."

"First the Design Phase. Tony Godsey, the owner of Texas Outdoor Escapes did a wonderful job of helping us finalize the design of a large backyard project that included the following: extensive concrete work in a backyard that was far from flat with some complex slopes; the design of a composite elevated deck with stairs; and the design of a covered patio with a custom fireplace. Tony has great people skills and will work with any customer to ensure complete satisfaction of the design before construction is started. He is open to make reasonable changes to the design during construction as some changes on a large project are almost inevitable as a design on paper is just that, and must be experienced first hand in three dimensions to see if everything has just the right perspective in dimensions/ size, etc. Next the Construction Phase. The concrete work was done first. We were impressed with the amount of rebar and steel used as part of the concrete work which included a foundation for a swim spa that when filled with water weighed over eight tons and had to be very level and the foundation for the fireplace under the covered patio weighing at least six tons. The decorative stamped concrete was expertly accomplished and the resulting work looks terrific. Tony and his crew also constructed the following: an elevated composite deck (fully skirted) using hidden fasteners on the deck surface; a 100 percent stained cedar pergola over the deck, and a stained cedar covered patio and custom fireplace. All his work was of superior quality. I would highly recommend that Texas Outdoor Escapes be consulted for a very reasonable bid before starting any outdoor project. I believe that Tony will provide you with a "best value" bid for your project. Texas Outdoor escapes with provide great work using quality materials."

"Everyone was super. Bailey made sure I understood the entire process. John and his crew were terrific. The first day he introduced everyone to me. That was just a little thing, but I really appreciated it They arrived on time every day and did a great job of cleaning up after themselves. One thing that was very important to me was they were really careful about closing the gate to the back yard--very important for a dog owner. Diego made himself available for my calls and questions. Everyone made a stressful repair go as smoothly as possible. I'm very pleased that I used Baird."

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"The smooth operations started with assigning a project manager, foreman and crew to conduct the following tasks. Kitchen Remodeling: The furr down kitchen ceiling was removed, along with the boxed florescent lighting. The ceiling was raised and recessed lights were installed. Their certified plumber changed the pipes in the ceiling and installed new dual sinks, garbage disposal and a goose neck faucet. Their certified electrician installed electrical wiring in the ceiling to accommodate pendant lights over the bar and installed numerous new electrical outlets in the kitchen and breakfast nook. Seven kitchen drawers and twenty-nine kitchen cabinet doors were removed and refinished and they changed one to a glass door to accommodate a new three shelf wine cabinet. The pantry was redesigned to accommodate a built-in microwave space. Crown molding was installed in both the kitchen and breakfast nook. A beautiful crystal chandelier was installed in the breakfast nook. Old lighting over the kitchen sink was replaced with an LED strip light fixture. A pony bar was removed and replaced with a flat counter top. Cape Cod Beadboard was installed at the base walls of the bar. Formica counters were replaced with granite counters. The wooden window base boards were replaced with matching granite. Travertine tile, along with a complimentary travertine/glass trimming, was used for the backsplash. Thr ceramic tile floor was replaced with ceramic wood plank tile. All the kitchen knobs were replaced with pewter color knobs to match the bar pendants and breakfast chandelier. The finished product resembles an off-white color English kitchen. Ramp installed: A ramp was installed from the kitchen area to the washroom. The old ceramic tile was replaced with the same ceramic wood plank tile to match the kitchen. The step down from the kitchen to the wash room had caused me to break several toes. Since they were working in the wash room, they replaced the washer faucet and lint hosing. Back Porch; The weight of the roof to the patio had caused the three columns to lean. Additionally the weather had caused some of the base on the columns to deteriorate. The columns were modified by adding additional supporting brackets. The brackets were customized to match the existing colonial appearance. The bases of the three columns were also modified by replacing the weak or decayed wood with new material. The patio was repainted. Professionalism and Craftsmanship: From day one, the staff worked diligently. As a retired executive, I am aware of the issues that arise with staff which can easily cause delay in the most well planned projects. I am delighted to report however that this team of professionals were committed to complete the project on time and it was evident by their daily punctuality. I was very impressed with their integrity and knew the entire duration of the project that they could be trusted. As for their craftsmanship, it is evident that these tenured workers took pride in their work. Every detail was entertained and no shortcuts were taken. Before they left each day, they cleaned, sswept and mopped. They hauled away the debrise, ensuring that the kitchen was as functional as possible. The professional skill set of the carpenters, floor, and masonry installers, and granite installers is reflected in my beautiful kitchen. However, the expectations were set by the owner of Tone Homes. Additionally, Johnny Red was in charge of managing the daily activities of the entire project, supplying the required materials and coordinating the scheduling of the various team specialists and supervising the staff. It was indeed a pleasure and an honor to have had a team of honest experts work on the renovation of my kitchen. At the end of the day, I established a set of new friends that work for a company that delivers high level workmanship. I can honestly say that my kitchen looks like something out of a magazine and while I am enjoying it everyday, I have fond memories of the individuals that made it all come true.
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"I’m very happy with the job Johnny and his crew did for me.I highly recommend him and his crew ."