4M Concrete was knowledgeable and very helpful in brainstorming some solutions during our project. If that was the only factor I would have rated them highly. The problem is that as the scope of our project expanded and we would ask about the cost they always referred to the original contract where everything was priced out. "It will be the same amount per footer as we already quoted you", etc. We added half as many footers as the original agreement and the same amount of flat concrete (sidewalk and pads, etc) and the project ended up taking double the number of days (even though they were short handed for the second half of the project). Then they sent us a bill for triple the original price! They say they are firm and not willing to change. So after repeatedly telling us the cost would go up proportional to the parts of the job already contracted, they charged us double that amount for less concrete poured, half as many footers, and less man hours. Our original contract was for just over $6000, and without even doubling labor or materials they are now charging us over $18,000! Another way to think about it is they charged us $6000 for the first 3 days, or $2000/day according to the original contract. Then charges us $12,000 for the second 3 days, doubling the price to $4000 per day after repeatedly telling us it would be the same price. They are saying things like "but we had heavy machinery which costs $300/hour" (which was always part of the original contract), and we had to pay labor costs to our workers (again always part of the plan) and they were standing around and didn't always have something to do. Dishonest business practices charging us double for extra work after verbal agreements on-site lead me to post this negative review as a warning to anyone looking to hire a concrete company. They said the final price would increase at certain rates and then after the fact more than doubled the charge for the additional portion of the job. On my end it feels like theft to overcharge us in this fashion and not be able to come up with reasonable explanations for the excessive charges. They didn't itemize the additional charges. Buyer beware. read more

Wonderful, excellent crafts people with concerts, thorough & very high quality! Concrete was smooth after installation, problem solving on unique problems. read more

These are the best concrete people in the state, I would highly recommend. They were punctual, did a great job for my elderly parents. We hired them twice to re-do Dads driveways, and make a handicap ramp for them in the back door step. Donna is the nicest person on the phone, and her son who did the job was very considerate of my elderly parents. I would give them 10 stars f I could. read more

The lady I spoke with on the phone was very rude. Also, there is a huge difference in bidding a job and giving an estimate. When you're looking at potential cost of building a project, you get an estimate of what the project will cost. This does not require city codes and blueprints. I merely wanted to add all costs involved together to see if I wanted to move forward with the project. Getting an estimate happens once you have a general idea of what you want to happen. Once I decide my project is suitable for drawing up blueprints and getting permits then i will do so THEN request a bid. I'm not going to get blueprints and contact the city just to find out how much it would be to lay concrete. If you're looking for an estimate go elsewhere. They definitely can't help. read more