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"If you want the best this is your guy. Rome and his crew installed a slab in my crawlspace storage area. Yet they treated it as if it was my living room. Or better yet, their living room. I’m pretty sure that they are going to get their projects as close to perfect as humanly possible no matter what the intended use is. Plus they clean up everything. And I mean everything. The only way to know there was a concrete crew on my property is they that left behind an expertly finished slab. So I’ll say it again. If you want the best this is your guy."

"We had an addition to our concrete patio with a 4' x 28' section w/ qa curve to 7' added to the outside end. Boyd the owner and his team were great. We are very pleased with the finished product and recommend them."

"Great. Project was finished on time and looks great.I would recommend Island Concrete for any concrete project large or small, they do fantastic work. They have done several projects for me and I am very satisfied with their work.I won't use any one else for my concrete projects."

"Moises & his crew were great. Kept me apprised throughout the process of pouring my concrete pad. Professional & timely service. Thanks."

Your next concrete project doesn't have to be stressful. At American Concrete Strong, LLC, we believe in providing an outstanding experience for our customers. We are a concrete construction company with 20 years of experience. American Concrete Strong can assist in all phases of concrete and general construction. We value quality, integrity, and professionalism. We look forward to your call. \n

"I have used Jihre Asphalt & Concrete for many projects. The price has always been fair and the quality is excellent. From your basic garage slab/ driveway to stamped pattern concrete, Jihre has done it all for me. They are very punctual, provide a quote up front and more importantly make sure the job gets done right and you walk away satisfied."

"I was out of town and when I came back,they were finished, I was very pleased with their work, work was done very well and very quickly."

"They installed pet grade artificial turf, resurfaced my putting green, moved plants , stepping pavers in turf from back yard to front gate. They bordered everything with gray brick and rocks in planting beds. Gravel around stepping pavers leading to deck. Rachel listened and provided everything I asked. Her family executed it as I envisioned"

"Driveway, walkway concrete replaced, black top from driveway to street replaced. Gravel parking area replaced. All work done with great quality and attention to detail, spot on bid price and completed quickly and on time as promised. I would not hesitate to hire for any future projects."

"The estimator that came out was very friendly and knowledgeable. He took the time to understand my needs, and it didn't feel rushed. I enjoyed the conversation. One thing I wish they would offer, is a turn-key solution. There were aspects they weren't willing to take on - adding drainage under the deck, creating a hard barrier around the deck, etc. This means, I would have had to complete some of the work myself, or hire it out myself. I would expect for this price they presented, they would subcontract whatever other services I would need to complete their deck installation. The estimation and bidding process was not very transparent. They provide a final cost estimate, and aren't able to illustrate the various costs (labor, materials, profit) in detail. I also wasn't given a copy of the estimate, only shown the final number on the estimator's computer screen at my house. After having the evening to think things over, the price seemed pretty high to me. I created my own cost model using the actual retail costs for materials from the same company they buy their materials from, a generous fully-loaded rate for labor, and a generous 50% profit margin (on labor only). My model was showing a price about 35% lower than what they presented to me. I went back and forth with a couple of folks at USI, and they told me it was a 33%/33%/34% breakdown. This doesn't make sense to me, since the labor should roughly cost the same (assuming the same size, type, and features) no matter if I choose expensive or inexpensive materials. This model should break in most situations. The only cost justification they made was a 5 year warranty on construction - which is great, but given the cost, it feels like I'm buying an insurance policy on it anyway. The other thing was their quality, which is undeniably a contractor's reputation. Without seeing the cost breakdown, how is someone supposed to know how to make compromises, or to even make sure everything I was asking for is included? I'm not cheap, and I value craftsmanship and good service - I know that costs money. But if you can't illustrate that and educate a customer that what you're presenting is a good value, then you won't be getting my business."