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DAM Concrete is a new company, built off of 10+ years in the trade. I started with my families company in Toledo, OH and then I joined Local 886 as an apprentice and in 4 years I became a Foreman. I decided to move down the Columbus 3 years ago working as a supervisor for a company. I've been on all sorts of projects from residential driveways and stamped patios, to commercial warehouses and apartment building to just name a few. I've always had the goal to own my own company one day, and I'm starting to live that dream.

"We may go with this company in the future when  we are ready to have a patio or deck completed. <br />"

"The finished product was excellent. All of the guys were prompt, friendly and professional. The job site was cleaned up daily. All deadlines and expectations were met or exceeded. Excellent craftsmanship. Would hire again and strongly recommend TI."

"Tim and his father did a great job replacing a couple squares of sidewalk at our home that were done improperly by a different contractor. They got me an estimate and fit me in their schedule quickly, all while doing the work the right way at a fair cost. I would definitely ask them to do additional work in the future and recommend them if you need concrete or masonry work as well. They are also licensed in Columbus and insured. Before hiring any vendor to do work at your home, I highly recommend you verify both of those things. I came across a number of other concrete vendors who did not have either or both of those documents and some were less than forthcoming about it."

"The pad went wonderful, no complaints about the actual work. This had been the second time Brian Severs, Big B Concrete had done work for me. My issue is, 7 years after the work was done, Shirley Orwick, complained about the pad to the City of Columbus. The City of Columbus has notified me that I CANNOT use the pad for parking any storage of a camper, vehicle, trailer, etc.. After calling and sending a letter to Brian, I finally called him again to try and find out what the problem was. He stated he talked to a friend in the Zoning Dept. and was told there was no problem. Talking to a lady in the Zoning Department, it appears I do have a problem. I have to file for a Zoning Clearance and it's going to cost $90.00. I had already paid $1,800 seven years ago for the pad and now pay more. Talk about frustration! It isn't the extra money, but why didn't someone tell me seven years ago and fix it in the beginning? For someone who had done this work for so many years...why didn't Brian Severs complete the requirements in advantage...he could have added any cost to the contract. Now he states, "it's the homeowner is responsible to any permits. When a homeowner talks to a contractor, the contractor should let the homeowner that up front so the homeowner can have everything fixed before the work begins. We need to use contractors that know the requirements and work with the homeowner before the actual work begins."

"Concrete driveway leveling and crack repair work was performed to our satisfaction, by a 2 man crew, who arrived promptly at 8 am and completed the repairs in less than 4 hours. <br /> The work was expertly done. Almost half of the driveway had settled with resultant cracks and joint movement, caused by water intrusion into the substrate below the slab.  The slab has now been raised back up to level by drilling small holes in the slab and filling below with light weight dense foam, pressure injected. Upon completion of the leveling process, all the crack joints were filled with sand cement topped off with a flowable epoxy, thus sealing the joints. <br /> Observing the work as it was done, I was impressed by the skill level shown and, especially, the judgement of how much injection can be done without causing further cracking to occur due to over filling, or uneven filling. <br /> It is important for potential customers to know that this is repair work.  The intent is to make the driveway completely functional and safe. The evidence of it being repaired will be obvious but should, when finished properly, be acceptable.  The only alternative, complete demolition, sub slab consolidation and new slab construction, would probably cost at least ten times as much and much longer to complete. <br /> The two men worked diligently, showed a high level of competence and were very courteous at all times.  We were very impressed and would, following this experience, strongly recommend Acculevel, Inc. <br /> Myles Murphy <br />"

"They arrived on time and went right to work. There was a little over 200 sq.ft. but they had to do A LOT of work to prep the floor before applying the epoxy and the colored flakes. Very glad I did not try to do this myself using one of the kits sold at Lowes or Home Depot. Chazz and Flossie were great to work with and they cleaned up after themselves. The floor looks great and it was well worth the money. Very happy with my experience!"

"They did an excellent job. Thought I would have to replace the concrete, but saved a ton by leveling. They showed up on time, and even did a couple of things not in the quote."

"Brian responded quickly to our request for a proposal. He understood what we wanted the end product to look like and had great suggestions on incorporating a small area into the patio that we had not thought of using. The construction crew took extra care working around my established landscaping and exhibited nothing but professionalism throughout the course of the work. I was so impressed with the work ethic of all the people who worked on our project. The artistic skills of the crew is evident in the looks of the patio. Truly a work of art!"

"I spoke to Max and Mike on the phone before deciding to go with Midwest Masonry.  I drew a sketch of what I wanted and Mike came to the house to take measurements.  He emailed a quote, which was very reasonable. We negotiated a little on the final design and price before the contract was finalized.  <br />      They scheduled a day, which had to be adjusted around the weather.  They arrived when they said they would, removed weeds, leveled and prepared the site, then laid the sidewalks and patios.  There were 3 places where they made 1-2 steps to adjust to different levels.  The concrete was broom-finished and the color was in the material, not just a surface stain. They put in expansion joints and sealed it.  <br />      The workers were all very professional and friendly.  They knew what they were doing, worked quickly, and got the job done despite having to work around the weather.   <br />      Mike worked with me to select small blocks for a ledge to direct water runoff.  The blocks weren't the size needed, so he cut them in half to fit and made a very attractive curving border on one patio.  All the walks and patios were slanted correctly to direct water away from the house foundation.  After discussing it with me, they laid down small pebbles in a space between the sidewalk and fence so weeds wouldn't grow there.  That really made the job look cleanly finished.  <br />      After the work was completed, I phoned to ask how to trim a rough edge and Max said he'd do it.  He came out the next day and trimmed it.  <br />      I highly recommend Midwest Masonry.  They worked with me throughout the project and were flexible in making adjustments.  For example, the color I selected wasn't made anymore so Mike found a comparable coloring agent elsewhere. They were fast at answering phone calls and very friendly.  I would use Midwest Masonry again without hesitation.  I wish every company was as reliable, high quality, and professional as they are.  It was really a good experience.  These guys are great and do beautiful work! <br /> <br />"