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"They were prompt, clean & very professional. A quality interior paint job done that included some drywall repair & wallpaper removal. I highly recommend them. "

"I called and they came that afternoon got the work done and including cleaning up all the limbs and leaves. The tree looks great, all the dead limbs are gone and the tree has a really nice shape. Would not except payment until job was finished and I was happy the the work."

"It was a little difficult at first to get a date set and to meet Mike and get started, but it's because we waited too far into the season to call. Once Mike came and got started everything is great! He extremely knowledgeable and doesn't try to sell you anything that you don't need! I would highly recommend Mike and his team at Flawless Pools! <br />"

"Several years ago The Garage Authority did a polyurea floor in my garage and then returned and did my front porch. I have been so happy with the beauty, durability, and ease of cleaning that I asked about the possibility of doing my bathroom floor during a recent bath remodel. Mike, the installer, looked at my floor and said most definitely! The process took three days and at the conclusion, I couldn't be happier. My remodeling contractor, who had never seen this floor application done anywhere but a garage, was amazed. There is no grout, water resistant, a wide selection of colors, and very easy to maintain. Thank you to Mike, business owner Nancy, and all the crew at The Garage Authority. Very happy customer!"

"Mr. Rushford graded a spot for our pool. Excellent work and affordable. Would absolutely use again in the future."

"They were fine. They are reliable."

"All work done and exceeded expectations."

"After receiving the report from a structural engineer, I began interviewing contractors to do the recommended repairs. The more contractors I interviewed the more questions and confusion I had. Who understood the core issues, could explain them to me, could push back against the structural engineer for clarifying data? Who could I trust? I turned to a trusted contractor who'd worked on a neighbor's house. He volunteered to review the proposals I'd received. (The repairs I needed were not in his line of work.) None of the proposals had the detail he'd expect. He recommended Andrew Roby Contractors. <br /> <br />My first call was a day or two before Christmas and I got a prompt response. Although away for the holiday, the representative worked with my deadline (and I with his vacation) and we scheduled an appointment for later that week. Throughout the project, I worked with with project manager Drew Devine. New in his career, Drew was professional, polite, articulate, motivated, attentive, thorough and persevering. He honored my many questions and sought answers. Still learning, he asked if he could bring a construction veteran to look at the house and consult. Ron joined him on a visit. His experience and unhurried ease put me at ease. Ron explained what could be explained and acknowledged what couldn't. With a careful choice of words he confirmed my concerns about the structural engineer's work. Ron's professionalism in acknowledging seemingly unprofessional behavior told me I was dealing with someone ethical. That spoke volumes. <br /> <br />The icing on the cake came a day or so later. At Drew's recommendation I called a different structural engineer, Marcel Papineau, to talk about having his company create working drawings. Marcel asked who had come to the house and what the issues were. I told him I was working with Drew Devine and he'd brought a seasoned construction guy named Ron to look over his shoulder. Marcel sounded puzzled, paused, then explained, "Joan, do you know who Ron is? He's president of the company." I like that neither Drew nor Ron traded on Ron's status but rather focused on his experience, which was what was needed. I like that Ron supported Drew as the lead in the contracting relationship. That's leadership. <br /> <br />Looking back, I realize how taxing I must have been with my ongoing questions and time-consuming interest in details. Yet Drew and his colleagues were unfailingly respectful and patient. Andrew Roby Co. is not inexpensive. The way I see it, I paid extra for fine construction results and pro-active communication in the process. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />"

"CHI came as soon as they were called on a Saturday. Their workmanship was excellent. They installed a new ceiling fan and new crown molding."

Eric Pugh Concrete, LLC is a Commericial / Residential Concrete Finishing Company based in Siler City, North Carolina. Our MISSION is to provide quality concrete solutions creating and improving the funtionality, asthetics, and overall integrity of projects for our contractor and homeowner clientele alike.\n\nIn business since 2000, Eric Pugh Concrete, LLC has steadily grown to become the reliable concrete finishing resource that it is today. This success stems from our passion for excellence which is achieved by employing knowlegeble concrete craftsman and treating each project as if it were for our own personal use.\n\nAs we move forward, we strive to continue our tradition of quality and provide our customers with the level of service that has come to be expected of Eric Pugh Concrete, LLC.