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EPOXY570 LLC
5.0(
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Serving Pocono Lake, PA and surrounding areas

In business since 2025

Free estimates

Warranties offered

"I recently had my garage floor done by EPOXY570 LLC through Angi, and they did an amazing job! The epoxy with flake looks incredible—super clean, professional, and durable. The team was on time, communicated well, and paid great attention to detail. Highly recommend EPOXY570 LLC if you're looking to upgrade your garage floor!"
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Eco Builder Services Co
3.7(
25
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Serving Pocono Lake, PA and surrounding areas

In business since 2006

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

"<ul> <li>Met with Gino early June. Original contact with him (he called) was 3 hours after my email on a Sunday! Met with him several times going over what we wanted, gave him <strong>architectural drawings</strong> of the deck and discussed materials to be used. We had some concerns over attaching such a large structure to the house and wanted to be sure we would have no problems with it shifting or collapsing and to make sure the weight bearing was addressed with all posts etc. He was great to deal with, able to reach easily and quick to sign the contracts and pick up the deposit. I called 3 references, all glowing. All stated Gino's men worked from 7:00am to 7:00pm and finished the jobs in the assigned time and quality of work was excellent. 2 were repeat customers and some even referred him to their friends and actually he was on those additional jobs then. Sounded GREAT! </li> <li></li> <li>Contracts signed 6-22-12 </li> <li></li> </ul> Promised start date 7-16-12 and quoted a 10-14 day job. The only item not included in our original plans was the railing. We changed our minds and added the railing to the bid on 7-17-12 and paid for supplies and labor for this addition in full. Not once did Gino mention this may cause an extension on the original 10-14 day job time. <br /> Promised start date delayed a week to 7-23-12. No one showed up. We had to call him to see what was going on! He then promised they would be there on 7-25-12, no one showed. FINALLY they showed up on 7-28-12. He offered NO explanation at that time.   <br /> His employees would not show up for days with no explanation. Weather was cooperative. I found the prIncipal problem to be inexperienced employees with little to no supervision, they seem unsure as to what to do. Some errors in work were so obvious I noticed them! All issues we pointed out were corrected promptly.    <br /> Here is a timeline of the work done using my dated photographs as a reference so as to be fair and accurate:  <br /> July 28th-siding removed (3/4 of the back of my home is exposed to the elements). Holes being dug for sonna tubes. (note-they did have to dig in bedrock and actually needed jackhammers for a few of them). <br /> August 3rd-sonna tubes in. 3 long beams in for the base of the deck (extending to the back from the house). <br /> August 7th-framing has been done for the second time. First time they had such a bow in it that a foreman ripped it out and redid it in a day!  <br /> August 13th-started roof beam frame.  <br /> August 15th-roof frame complete. <br /> August 20th-shingles on the roof complete-more siding removed. <br /> August 22-face of the roof completed. (triangle part now solid) <br /> August 25th-face of the roof now has scalloped siding  <br /> August 28th-inside of roof framed for soffit. <br /> August 30th-2 of the 3 columns up, 14 X 22 section of decking almost complete. <br /> August 31st-all decking down, 3 columns done- <strong>still no siding on my house</strong>. We have been having major water damage to the interior of our home due to heavy rainfall and no siding. Spoke with GIno about our concerns but still no finish date set. <br /> September 7th-railing 3/4 done, <strong>still missing siding</strong> and steps.  <br /> September 13th railing complete, still needs soffit work and gutters. Siding now beginning to be being replaced but it has been almost 2 months without siding! <br /> September 21st-soffit work completed. Siding is on and has been cleaned with a pressure washer.  Finally able to place my recently purchased furniture (June) onto my deck. Still needs lattice work completed but at least now I can sit on my deck (in a jacket!) Just in time to put the furniture away for the winter! <br /> October 3rd-lattice work complete. Deck finally finished. <br />  To sum up my experience with Gino and ECO Builder Services: <br />  The end result was a beautiful deck. He always returned our calls even when he knew we were upset or angry.  <br />    <br /> <strong>What I did not like<br /> The time promised for the job (10-14 days) did not equal the time it took to finish the job! (82 total days/60 work days if you count Monday to Friday).<br />  When I addressed this with Gino I was met with rude comments, him hiding behind 2 separate contracts of 10-14 days , plus the add on contract (for items he neglected to include in the original bid!) 5-7 days and stating the times listed for each job were consecutive.  While I understand weather may play a part in missing some days here and there, I can assure you that the weather was the least of it. Lack of appropriate workers on site was always the problem.<br />  <br /> </strong>I did not appreciate being bumped for more "important" clients and being the subject of his poor time management skills. Spending $19,000 on a deck and not being able to use it for an entire year is not what I had in mind back in mid JUNE. <br /> <br /> <br />"
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Independent Construction
3.0(
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Serving Pocono Lake, PA and surrounding areas

In business since 1999

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

"I contacted Independent Construction for a new roof estimate. They came out the next day and providing me with a written estimate for my new roof. Two weeks after hiring them, they showed up and removed my old roof, installed my new roof, and cleaned up everything in one day! I am very pleased with their work, and I would recommend them."
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FAQs for concrete finishing, overlays & coloring application projects in Pocono Lake, PA

With proper care, a stained concrete floor easily lasts 20 years or more. Reapply sealer every two to four years to protect against moisture, scratches, and daily wear. Routine sweeping, occasional damp mopping, and prompt repairs keep the surface looking sharp and protect the slab underneath, preserving both function and resale value.

Stained concrete can crack if the slab is exposed to extreme moisture changes, heavy impacts, or settling. Small hairline cracks are mainly cosmetic, but deeper fractures can affect the finish. Inspect the floor regularly, address moisture issues quickly, and hire a pro for timely repairs. Staying on top of maintenance prevents minor flaws from developing into larger, more costly problems.

The longevity of a concrete stain depends on the product you choose. Acid-based options chemically bond with the slab and are essentially permanent. Water-based stains sit on the surface and can be lightened, darkened, or covered with a new color at a later time. Select the stain type that aligns with your long-term design plans and your willingness to reapply the stain in the future.

You can update the color by cleaning the slab, lightly etching it, and applying a new layer of stain. Re-staining bonds to the concrete and resists peeling far better than paint. For a dramatic shift—such as moving from a dark acid stain to a lighter tone—you may need to grind the surface first. A flooring pro can advise on the best approach for your specific floor.

Stained concrete combines longevity with a modern, custom look. The finish resists heavy foot traffic, moisture, and everyday wear, so upkeep is minimal—routine sweeping and an occasional damp mop are usually enough. Because the color is inside the concrete, it won’t peel or flake like paint. Homebuyers also appreciate its sleek aesthetic and low maintenance, which can add a slight boost to your property's resale value.

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