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    3.5 (2 reviews)
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    McHenry Masonry was prompt, honest, and did a great job. After another company failed to do a job,…read moreAndre stepped up and redid our chimney and garage wall. Knowledgeable and fair. Thanks!

    If you are lucky enough to read the McHenry Masonry reviews when you start investigating…read morebrick/stone/concrete contractors, you will likely save yourself a lot of time and quite possibly money. You'll notice lots of happy customers! That's what I did when my concrete chimney crown cracked to the point where any rain event would make it's way into the ceiling of my home. As many other reviews have stated, they believed their job was too small to be of interest to any mason, including the McHenry team. Andre seems to be very adept at not only fitting his job review and estimates into very busy and fully scheduled work days, but also the actual work. Very attentive to the needs of his customer(s), and at what I deemed a very fair price. Andre didn't send a team of workers for a one-man job, rather, Grayson arrived, had been fully briefed on what needed to be done, and got right to work. He was able to remove the old/cracked crown, replace it with new concrete, remove the old flashing caulk and re-caulk with quality polyurethane product in a couple of late day visits. I was impressed with how quickly Grayson finished the job, especially from scaffolding he brought up to my roof. These guys have a ton of energy, answer questions with patience, and smile the entire time. Felt like they were trying to impress me and earn my future business, which I really appreciate in a contractor. You'll want to keep their contact information and call McHenry for ALL your masonry jobs. Very impressed with my experience and so glad I called Andre!

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    My experience with Mill City Concrete was beyond what I would've expected from a concrete company…read more They were very polite and professional from start to finish. I can't recommend them enough.

    AVOID! I hired them this April to replace my 25' x 35' basement floor and they failed miserably…read more They did my front yard cement last year and when I had an issue they were great, so I hired them again. BIG MISTAKE. They botched the job completely and instead of fixing it they are SUING ME. Long story short, water from the newly finished cement condensed onto the ceiling and walls and ran off the pops and crumbled the walls which flaked and chunked off. The freshly poured cement didn't stand a chance. WORSE, they didn't give the floor enough time to cure to do the last smoothing steel coat so the entire floor finish is uneven (think frosted cake) instead of the smooth, hard finish they said I should do. Did I mention large cracks that are forming all over? To TOP IT OFF, they broke my boiler which needs to be replaced at $11k and is another story altogether. Tim's reaction? Nothing should or could be done. Quote, "I hate to say it this way but it's just a basement". Said it would look better in 90 days after it fully cured. Well, I wasn't going to pay for their mistakes so he changed his tune and offered to "make it right". Offered to put a sealant on it and patch the divets (that he had just said were unfixable). I chose to wait 90 days to see how it looked and whether or not I was going to ask for part of my $5k down payment back. But, his 4 page Terms and Conditions contract is so buttoned up that he can sue after not receiving full payment within 30 days. And at my expense!

    Absolute Concrete - masonry_concrete - Updated August 2026

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