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"Had a concrete step that was crumbling. Reached out to MTZ Concrete. Came by to take a look and provided an estimate the next day. The following day the project was completed. Fastest job from start to finish I have ever experienced. Satisfied customer!"

"Poured concrete patio for us. Timely, fair prices, good communication and cleaned up their mess."

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"Everything went smoothly. Kevin came out quickly to do the estimate. He was very understanding as we made some changes from the original proposal to get the project in our budget and needs. This did take some time and a couple times I followed up again because I hadn't heard anything, but overall Kevin is very responsive by email, phone, or text. Once everything with the bid was squared away, the project moved really fast. The whole project was done in less than a week, and over a month before we needed it to be done for a birthday party we are hosting. The patio itself looks amazing and we have already received so many compliments. Kevin and Mike had some great ideas that I'm glad they shared because they know what they're doing and it shows. I can't say enough about how clean the crew kept the rest of our yard. I really expected the whole project would be messy but they obviously were careful to keep it clean and clean up after themselves. All the guys were friendly and respectful. I would definitely recommend this company for any decorative concrete needs you have. Their price was much more reasonable than the other bid we received."

"We are so happy with the look of our new patios and the job completed. The team communicated well, were very friendly, answered all of our questions, and worked hard to complete our project. I would definitely recommend them for your concrete needs."

"When we got our home we thought that we could just replace the original 1941 driveway in a few years. After the first rain we realized that was wrong and that we needed to start getting quotes. When we called to schedule a quote, he came out the same day. While we was out he answered so many questions that we had and also made some suggestions on things we didn't even think about. Gilbert and his crew completed our driveway in 3 days and did such a great job that a few of our neighbors hired them as well. If we ever have any concrete work in the future, they will be our first call."

"It went pretty good. They had to return to resolve the cover fit issue."

"This company was great to work with; they listened to what I wanted and completed all work within the timeline they gave. I would use them and again; will be calling them when it is time to do my sisters driveway. <br />"

"As everyone can see Jason gets outstanding reviews, but after our intial work that was completed approximately 3 years ago and a second encounter today, I feel I need to share our experience.  I contacted Jason about 3 years ago to qoute us on an upstairs bathroom remodel.  He was on time and very professional so we decided to go with him based on that and his reviews on this site.  Everything seemingly went well until after all the work was completed and the bathroom was finished. The first time the tub was used  some water got into the overflow on the new Kohler tub we had installed, which should be completely normal.  The problem is that Jason had not installed the gasket correctly on the overflow and water had leaked down throught the ceiling and down the wall on our main floor.  Realizing that this was going to be a problem we called Jason and scheduled for him to come back and check it out.  Before checking the gasket the the first thing he tried was creating a hole in our ceiling to make sure the drain was hooked up properly.  Now granted it's an older home and there had been some previous water damage that had occured over 15 years ago before we had moved in, but now we had about a 1 foot square hole in our ceiling.  He did manage to get the gasket in place, although I'm not sure I really trust it in fear of another leak.  The next issue I had with the tub install was when he was working on it he actually asked me to come in the bathroom and more or less raise one corner of the tub to level it as he screwed it into the stud.  Having never installed a tub I thought nothing of it until later.  That corner of the tub now creaks when it is stepped on and has settled more than anywhere else on the tub causing the grout to pull away from the tub.  The grout is an easy fix but it's not very relaxing to hear that constant creak when you are in the bath. I'm not an expert but that is not the way a tub should be leveled.  I did not ever say anything to Jason about it because at that point the only fix would have been to remove the tub, so I just decided it was something we would have to live with.  So fast forward to a couple of weeks ago.  I notice what appers to be a blister from water damage below the surface of the wainscotting next to the edge off the tub.  I started to investigate and I noticed that the spout and the controls could be moved side to side and the stout could be pulled out probably close to an eight of an inch or more.  So again I call Jason.  He arrived a little bit early and we took him upstairs to explain the problem.  The first thing he did was step in the tub with his work boots on and assess the situation.  We went down stairs and waited.  After  a couple trips to his car for tools he tells us about a half hour later that he was finished.  He told us that he had snugged up the spout and checked for leaks and resealed the spout.  While talking to him I asked him if spouts can just work themselves loose like that and he said it was very unlikely.  So naturely I point out that he originally did the work and according to him it has been ilke that since he installed it.  We had just never noticed how loose it actually was.  My assertion was that water was getting in behind the wall throught the spout and running down the lip of the tub and behind the wainscotting.  He told me I was wrong and that it was simply caused by water running off the side of the tub and wicking into the wall.  It's hard to explain but based on the location of the damage his theory just doesn't seem plausible.  The blister when it first started was actually above where any water would have left the tub.  Either way, I now have another damaged wall that may or may not have been caused by the loose spout that by his own admissioin has probably been like that since day one.  When we asked him what we owed him, honestly thinking it would be no charge due to everthing we had been through with him,  he said it would be $65.  Now I don't expect a lifetime warranty, and on the big scheme of things thats not that much money, but I was honestly surprised he charged us.  Sorry for the long read but I really think this could be useful information. <br />"

"They were slightly more expensive than other bids but I was more comfortable selecting them.I was very impressed with the "extras" they provided such as removing, moving and replacing a basketball hoop (moved due to driveway expansion) and burying a drainage tile from downspouts (under concrete.) <br />"