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    MD Construction

    MD Construction

    3.0
    (2 reviews)

    This company is awesome. They did a wonderful job. I couldn't believe how fast and skilled they…read moreare. The owner Marlin communicated through the entire process. They dug up a post and cut it down for me just to make sure it looked better and gave me more room. I highly recommend them. The cost was unbeatable. Thanks guys. I will definitely use them again

    Will never use MD Construction and certainly wouldn't recommend…read more I paid extra to have 6" 4000 PSI concrete poured for my drive instead of standard 4" 3000 PSI concrete, which should have been overkill, but I didn't want to have to worry about the driveway again. One thing I noticed immediately is that they brushed leaves into the top of the drive, while cement was wet, instead of removing the leaves. Subsequently, there are leaf imprints all over the new driveway (see photo of one of the many imprints). The color consistency is also bad and there is one ~3' x 2' patch up by the garage that's a completely different shade than the rest of the driveway. What really infuriates me, though, is that they didn't order enough concrete and had to get bagged cement from Home Depot to finish the job. Within three to four weeks a crack formed in the area where they mixed bagged concrete with concrete from the cement truck. When I contacted the owner about the crack, he tried to convince me it was normal. Like I'm an idiot who would believe that a brand new 6" 4000 PSI concrete drive should have cracks in it. A quick Google search will tell you that mixing sacked concrete with ready-mix concrete that comes in a cement truck will definitely cause problems. Either the owner knew this and didn't care, or he just doesn't know what he's doing. One thing I do know about concrete is that when water gets in a crack during the winter then freezes, the crack will only get bigger. Regardless, who wants a 3' long crack in their driveway? Especially right at the front of a brand new driveway, which is the first thing anyone sees when they pull up to your house. Once the owner gets your money, don't count on much if you have problems. The owner kept putting off fixing the crack by telling me how busy he is, but after contacting him several times, he finally sent someone out. The "fix" made the drive look worse and the crack is still there. Three months later and I'm still trying to get him to fix the problem. He basically told me he's doing me a favor by fixing his shoddy workmanship. How this company has so many 5 star reviews is beyond me. Unfortunately, I've discovered that positive reviews can't be trusted anymore, especially when a company has nothing but 5 star reviews. I'm not suggesting the 5 star reviews are paid for fake reviews, but I will strongly suggest that you pay attention to my review and any other reviews from people who had horrible experiences.

    GP Solutions

    GP Solutions

    1.0
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    I almost never leave negative reviews, but my experience with this company was frustrating enough…read morethat I feel obligated to warn others. The project was supposed to be a simple three-day job: pouring and stamping a concrete patio with a slight incline to prevent water from pooling. Unfortunately, nearly two months later, I'm left with a poorly executed patio and lots of frustration. From the beginning, communication was a major issue. The worker who showed up began prepping the concrete incorrectly--ignoring the planned curved edge and preparing it straight across. Trying to correct this was challenging, as we don't speak Spanish. The most important part of the project--the incline to direct water runoff--was completely botched. After pouring and stamping, water pooled on the patio even worse than before. We had to complain to get someone back out, and while they did pour new concrete over part of the surface to correct the slope, it was only a partial fix. Worse, they didn't bother to stamp the new section, leaving an obvious mismatch. After more back-and-forth, someone came out to stamp the concrete after it had cured, but as expected, it still doesn't match the original work--and never will. The aesthetics are completely off. Then came the resealing, which was another failure. Large white spots now cover the areas that were supposedly "fixed." The reseal looks blotchy and unprofessional. What was supposed to be a quick job has dragged on endlessly. I've had to constantly chase down updates, and even when I'm given a day that someone will come out, no one shows. It's been an exhausting and disappointing process. I've spent over $100,000 on home renovations in the last few years and worked with many contractors, but I've never felt like less of a priority than with this company. I regret not going with a different contractor, and I strongly suggest others do the same. There are too many reliable options out there to risk working with a company that delivers such inconsistent results.

    From the owner: The Most Solid Concrete Company in Town! Based in The…read moreWoodlands, TX

    New creation concrete paving - masonry_concrete - Updated August 2026

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