We had a section of our driveway replaced. The quality of the repair is top-notch. Glen is old…read moreschool (like me) and does exactly what he says he is going to do. Wish all contractors would be like this! Glen has set the bar extremely high for his competitors. He price was very fair fair and does not cut corners. If anything, he overbuilds. I highly recommend him and will not use anyone else in the future.

Glen and crew gave a more than fair price and was there when he said they would be. The crew was…read morevery attentive to each aspect of the job to ensure protection of personal and private property around the job site. I would definitely recommend this crew. They were quick to respond to phone calls, inquiries questions and did exactly what they said they were gonna do plus.

We hired AMCO to pour a backyard patio…read more Day 1 was the excavation and included a "tear out and haul off" that we paid extra for to avoid renting a truck ourselves or paying another company to dispose of the yard waste resulting from the excavation, including our old patio of pavers/stones and rocks that AMCO was tearing out. At the end of Day 1, there was quite a bit "torn out" that wasn't "hauled off". We did not raise this concern then because we assumed either (a) it would be thrown into the slab bedding like much of the old patio and pavers were, or (b) they would "haul off" the rest of what they "tore out" after the slab was poured on Day 2. However, both of our assumptions were incorrect so we paid 1-800-GOT-JUNK to remove the yard waste AMCO left. *** pics 1-7 *** Day 2 required we pay for a line pump to pour our concrete slab due to the limited access to our backyard-no problem. The concrete truck was to park on the side of the road in front of our house and the line would run down along the side of our house, through our fence, and pump into the backyard. However, once our backyard slab was fully poured and it was time for the line that pumped the wet concrete to be removed, they used an entirely different area of our front yard, unrelated to where the line pump was ran to our backyard, to dump multiple buckets full of excess/left-over concrete as if that were precisely where it were supposed to be properly disposed. I watched multiple individuals dump buckets of what I initially thought was water after getting notifications from my Ring doorbell. We did not expect, nor was it mentioned, implied, or other, that our front lawn would be damaged in any manner, let alone be treated like a dump for wet concrete to be disposed or dumped to dry so it'd be easier to excavate at end of day. To this, AMCO said that such was to be expected with this type of work. They smashed and grabbed the biggest pieces once the concrete dried on the way out, but we spent a lot of time, effort, and money breaking up + digging out the concrete they dumped and left, and repairing the yard itself. *** pics 8-15 *** The next issue arose at the end of Day 2 but wasn't fully realized until days later, because despite being assured it was fine to walk on immediately, we waited a few days to be safe. Once finished, the last to leave took his boots off to step barefoot across the newly poured slab to exit our backyard because it's the only way in/out. A few hours later, we were inspecting our new patio from the bottom steps of our deck (since we didn't want to step on the seemingly still wet patio yet) when we noticed the footprint on our new patio step where the guy exited barefoot, and had a laugh. We stopped laughing about the footprint a week or so later when after a good rain, we realized the step's integrity was compromised due to the edge of it being stepped on before it was dry enough to support that weight. We care more about structural soundness than aesthetics so we were able to use EUCO Qwikstitch to fill the cracks before they spread more. *** pics 16-21 *** I wasn't going to leave a review, in fact, I honestly really wanted to avoid it (water under the bridge) but this last straw broke the camel's back. Our patio was poured on April 18. Not even 2 months later, on June 8, my wife was looking down at our patio from an upstairs window when she noticed a crack running down the very center of our new patio, from one end almost 30 feet to the entire other end. Again, thank God for EUCO Qwikstitch and not caring nearly as much about the aesthetics as the actual integrity and usability of the patio. Regardless, our 7 week old patio should not have required hundreds of dollars of Qwikstitch to prevent more and more cracks from spreading and further compromising our new patio. *** pics 22-30 *** As a result of having this patio done, we've had to spend a lot of time and money and energy far and above the price we paid AMCO- for digging up the rest of the concrete and repairing our front yard; paying another company to actually haul off what we already paid AMCO to haul off; the dent left on the edge of our newly poured step from stepping on it before it was dry and the cracks that resulted; hopefully this 28ft crack that developed through the entire center of our patio will be the last issue. These, especially the latter, are some of the main reasons why we feel the work we paid AMCO for "Could Have Been Better".

Our family was extremely pleased with the service provided by AMCO Concrete. Within one day of…read morebeing approved to proceed by our HOA we were on their schedule and moving forward with the driveway extension and expansion. The team was knowledgeable, professional, fast, and did a fantastic job. We would absolutely recommend them to anyone who is looking for concrete work!

Keep forgetting yelp isn't all about food…read more Getting ready for my next project and looking online to get their number; if I can afford it and they bid close will absolutely use them again. New roof and a great roof over the 20 x 25 patio about three years ago. Mark Gilliday was our estimator and our project manager. On site most every day and the days he wasn't he called to let me know - plus I know enough about construction and code to be comfortable if he had to step away for a bit. When he initially bid he even put the CAD drawing out for us (ha even put in a shade line so we could see how it would fall). Made a GREAT suggestion on the roof line to add light and visibility. They were not the cheapest, but not high by much. Close enough to run with someone I felt comfortable with. This is the first time in my 30 years of owning several homes I've ever let anyone do improvements - because I know how to do them and too many contractors out there do not. or if they do they won't do whats right. We are now getting closer to closing in the patio area for a 4 seasons sunroom and i'm about to call.

The L & L crew did a fantastic job replacing my outdated 1993 vented fireplace insert,…read moredemonstrating top-tier craftsmanship from start to finish. They were extremely detail oriented, professional, and personable, making the entire installation process smooth and stress-free. I could not be happier with the excellent service and the modern upgrade they provided for my home, which included all new tile work and a granite hearth.

Devin and Jamison did such a wonderful job encapsulating my crawlspace that I employed them once…read moreagain to fix the mess another company made of my kitchen. They regrouted my floor, fixed the blemishes in my walls and painted. They did an excellent job. These to are not only amicable and very polite, they are focused and hardworking. In the future, I plan on having them renovate my bathroom.

They Came, They Snaked, They Conquered…read more THE PROBLEM: Sunday night. The disposal side of my kitchen sink quit on us. Full stoppage. Water just sitting there... dark gray, murky, and spiritually unwell. Then, as if to join the chaos, my dishwasher randomly turned on and sounded like it was trying to flush out its regrets. I went to Yelp and fired up one of those project requests. Out of all the companies that got pinged, only one called me directly that night: Devin, the owner of One Source Renovations. At 8PM. On a Sunday. Let that speak for itself. Immediate trust unlocked. We scheduled a 9PM service. At 8:30PM, I get a call from Jamison, the tech. Another emergency had come up for them. He asked if we could reschedule our call to 8AM the following day. I gladly accepted the change. Here's what set them apart: Both Devin and Jamison communicated professionally. Respectful. Clear. No ghosting. No "we'll get back to you." Just a real conversation and a new plan. THE SOLUTION: At exactly 8:00 AM, Jamison showed up. Not "between 8 and noon." Not "running late." Just... there. Like a legend. Jamison explained everything clearly, treated us and our home with total respect, and got to work. 1. Vacuumed the standing water out of the sink 2. Removed the disposal unit to access the drain 3. Snaked the pipe to clear the blockage 4. Reassembled and tested everything. Clean, quick, efficient. He was done in under an hour. And when I say he left the workspace cleaner than when he found it? I mean it. The man wiped surfaces like he was being judged on presentation. THE TEACHABLE MOMENT (AND SOME SCIENCE): Jamison shared some knowledge: "Eggshells were the culprit." I then learned that providing a large brunch for my family can be the gateway drug to pipe failure if mistakes are made. He explained that when you grind up eggshells, the calcium from them will form with the grease and soap residue to create the perfect storm inside your pipes. The crushed shells form a gritty paste. The grease binds everything together. And the soap just helps it slide into place and coat your pipes like jelly. Pipe jelly. That's what I made. And now I'll never un-know it. His advice? "Food doesn't belong in pipes. But if it happens, run ice cubes and Dawn dish soap through the disposal. It'll help break up the sludge and keep the impellers moving right." No judgment. No condescension. Just solid advice that actually made sense. THE BONUS ROUND: While wrapping up, we chatted about future plumbing work. I have a few projects I've been putting off. I didn't want to scope creep his day, but he asked about a slow-draining sink in the primary bathroom and said, "Mind if I just knock that out real quick?" Five minutes later: Problem solved. Something I'd been living with for weeks was handled like a light switch. No fuss. No invoice. Just excellent service. THE VERDICT: 1. Devin called immediately when no one else did. 2. Jamison showed up on time, worked fast, solved the issue, educated me without talking down to me, and even won over my dog. 3. They'll absolutely be back soon to handle the rest of the work we discussed. So if your sink's acting up, your dishwasher's channeling demons, or you just need someone who knows what they're doing? What sets One Source apart? They show up on time, do the job right, explain things without talking down to you, and somehow leave you actually wanting them to come back. That's rare. They're timely. Professional. Educational with zero ego. And genuinely good people. You don't just hire them for what's broken. You hire them for everything else you haven't trusted anyone with yet.

Darrell and Cantrell's Concrete helped me years ago and poured a slab for our business. He's…read morerecently helped us on our new patio and did a great job. i would highly recommend.

Darrell and his team did a great job on our concrete patio and driveway. They were punctual,…read moreprofessional, and cleaned up after themselves. They gave us a fair price and went above and beyond in helping our house look great. Thank you!

Can't say enough about Steve and his team of craftsmen. They removed and replaced a driveway,…read moreinstalled two walk-ways, and installed a slab foundation for an out-building in just three days time (about 36 yards of concrete in total). Steve's team were on time, polite, and left a clean job site daily. They did everything they said they would do, and for the agreed price. The results are fantastic. Wholeheartedly recommend Steve Sale Concrete for your projects. They treated our property like it was their own; consummate professionals and gentlemen.

They did a fabulous job on a large parking area 60X70 plus sidewalk I had done for new home i…read morebuilt in Chapel Hill. Love the picture frame outlines. Just looks so much more professional. Granted he is not the cheapest but you get what you pay for.

This is in reply to 'no reputable contracting business asking for half down'. ALL contracting is…read morehalf down, always has been, always will. I owned and operated a masonry business for 20 years. In my experience, those who will not at least buy the materials FOR THEIR OWN JOB, never intended to pay anyway. Any "reputable" customer will gladly give half down for a job done on their property. If a customer is worried, they should research the company, before hiring them. Even a subcontractor who is working for builder, gets the materials bought buy the builder up front. The contractor usually bills the builder on a net 30 for labor. 'Robert Murphy

Had LaGreen's rebuild a mailbox and repair other brickwork around my home. I gave him my deposit…read moreand expected it to be done within the next week or so. Weeks went by and I hadn't heard a word. I called the office and was told that it was because of the intermittent rain. The funny thing was that the bricklayers who were building my new home weren't having any trouble laying bricks everyday. After a couple more weeks (I believe 6 or 7 total), I finally called to get either get them out here or get my deposit back. The gal in the office said she'd have Mr. LaGreen give me a call back. The next day Mr. LaGreen has a crew out to build my mailbox. It was still a couple of days before they got to the other work. In their favor - the mailbox is beautiful! However, they didn't even come close to matching the mortar when they repaired the other items, and it stands out/contrasts badly. We even spoke about the mortar color at the time of hiring because I was selling this home and wanted it to look good for the new buyers. I wouldn't use them again to repair existing work.

They do lousy job and when I tried to get them back to take care of the problem, they just ignored…read moreme. Matt Comparin was project manager. I left him multiple texts and voice messages and he just ignored me. I called office asking if he's still working there. They said he is and they will let him know, but nothing!

Called 3 times, spoke to receptionist each time and never received a call back to talk about a roof…read moreestimate.