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Since 1910, our family-owned business has been a cornerstone of quality craftsmanship, passed down through generations with unwavering dedication. Founded by our great-grandfather in the heart of America, we've built a legacy on trust, expertise, and innovation in the construction industry.Specializing in waterproofing solutions that protect your home or commercial property from moisture damage, we ensure basements, foundations, and exteriors stay dry and durable. Our concrete services deliver flawless pours, repairs, and finishes for driveways, patios, and structural elements. In masonry, we excel at brick, stone, and block work, creating timeless structures with precision and artistry. For asphalt paving and sealing, we provide smooth, long-lasting surfaces for roads, parking lots, and pathways, using top-grade materials to withstand the elements and heavy traffic.Fully licensed, bonded, and insured, we adhere to the highest standards of safety and professionalism. Our commitment to

"Our paver patio was set on a poorly installed, damaged concrete foundation that was in place before we owned our home. Chris and his crew meticulously restored the concrete and reused all of our pavers which were still in good shape. Their attention to detail and work ethic was so impressive, not to mention their manners and pleasant dispositions. They arrived early in the morning and worked until late afternoon. We are absolutely thrilled with the result and would hire them again without hesitation. I highly recommend them!"

"Friebel reviewed our needs and made some good recommendations for a paver stone walkway, and our new landscape wall using eddington stone and charcoal caps, which became a theme for our new front path and rear patio, landing, and steps off the deck. Friebel's quote were professionally prepared, and were very reasonable (compared to other larger commercial landscapers). The work was efficient and well-timed, as we had numerous other projects going on at the same time."

"Danny did a big month's long project for us in 2021-2022. He designed a stone patio and walkway in our back yard, including installing fencing and a raised flower bed; he designed a paver stone driveway to replace our old asphalt driveway; and he designed a multi-story stone wall and garden area with a paver stone walkway in our front yard. And then Danny and his partner Levi put it all together. Throughout the project they were courteous, they listened to our suggestions and worked to implement them, and their prices were very fair considering the high quality of work that they did. I believe that you can see a video of the finished project on the DLG Properties Services Facebook page. We think you'll agree that Danny did a fantastic job. We give them our highest rating. Thank you, Danny and your team at DLG properties Services!"

"Great. They were very easy to work with. They returned calls promptly, showed up when they said they would, did a good job matching the mortar and checked to see if we needed anything else done before they departed."

"I had originally talked with Ron Diersing about an estimate for a driveway replacement in the fall of 2010.  He quoted a price that I thought was fair and set a date for the work to be done.  For a number of reasons, I decided to postpone the project until spring 2011, but still wanted to use Stamp and Concrete Masters to do the job.  I originally was only going to have the driveway replaced, but I added the project of having a wheelchair ramp removed, concrete poured where the ramp had been to make a small patio, and steps installed to run from the deck to the new patio area.  Ron was very understanding about everything, gave me a very fair estimate for the additional work, and we set the date to begin work on 4/19/11.  Because rain was expected on 4/19 and on 4/20, Ron called early on 4/19 and indicated that he thought he and his crew should delay the removal of my old driveway and ramp, plus concrete framing and other preparatory work to 4/20, and pour the new concrete driveway on 4/21 (4/21/11 was the only non-rainy day the whole week!).   The driveway was completed by 1:30 PM on 4/21.  Ron returned that evening to do some additional work on the driveway.  On 4/22/11, Ron installed steps from the deck to the new patio area and ran new wiring as needed to get the pet electronic fence working.  Ron recommends sealing the driveway at least 30 days after installation, but prior to winter, which I will be asking him to do in the near future.  "

"We had our failing patio in the back rebuilt and reconfigured while we were at it. It was maybe a little more challenging than doing a new patio, but all the issues were resolved and we are pleased with the results."

"Inconsistent mowing schedule.  We'd call Micah when it was over two weeks since they came and our lawn was way overgrown.  He'd tell us he'd get someone out to mow on a specific day and the crew never showed up.  This happened several times, but they'd get to it eventually.  This season, it started off the same way (inconsistent mowing, overgrown lawn).    The two times we did get our lawn services in 2014, the crew left lawn clippings all over our patio and flower beds (they are supposed to blow that off).   We emailed/called him and said if service didn't improve we would cancel.   We received no emails or returned calls, no apology when we actually cancelled the service.  Poor customer service, the only thing that would show up on time was our bill.  We are much happier with our new lawn service. 


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"While he could have told me I needed extensive repairs or just made up something to pay him back the time it took him to roam around my roof in the cold he did not. He evaluated the masonry and said it was fine and he could not see any issues. I will tell you one thing if I ever do need masonry work, or any of the services he provides I definitely will call this very honest man to do it."

"The estimate was made in a timely manner and work completed as scheduled. My frustration was with the sloppiness of the work. The floor is a mess and material was tracked across two levels of floors. As one would expect when working with concrete, there was much dust; however, there was no effort to control the dust. To make it possible to paint over the repair, I would have to remove the plugs used to inject the epoxy into the crack and grind/sand the epoxy. For the price one would expect a "ready to paint" repair. I had to pay extra to have the epoxy ground which created even more dust. While I appreciate that dust in inherent to the process, for the amount this cost, one would think that equipment used to grind concrete and epoxy would have a dust collecting capability."