When Jr came out to give us a quote on replacing our asphalt driveway he immediately identified the…read moreneeds and issues at our site, and even though it was much more expensive than asphalt, we are so happy with our new concrete driveway, it was worth the expense! Jr's crew was excellent and prompt and he was very responsive to my texts every time. We would highly recommend Concrete Doctor!

I was incredibly impressed by the prompt response, professionalism, and knowledge of The Concrete…read moreDoctors. They assisted me with a smaller project, but I would gladly use them again for a project of any size. Highly recommend!!! Great experience.

Great communication. Great service. Great work! Mike, the owner was very friendly and responsive!read more

Had Mike out to seal my driveway. He was great to communicate with and did a great job at a fair…read moreprice . I enjoyed the ease of working with him and recommend him and will use again next time!

Barry worked on my mom's giant planter/retaining wall, which we were worried would have to be…read moretotally replaced because it was in such bad shape (see the before photo!). He did fantastic work! Very high quality, and he was also a delight to work with - prompt & communicative. Highly recommend Barry!

Update to this is I just had my fp flue and furnace flue scoped by camera and a drone put on top of…read morethe fp. They (Naperville Fireplace) said the tuckpointing looks good but what I need is a liner for the inside of the flue coming from my furnace and water heater (they are the third people to tell me that). When I asked if they thought the previous leaks in my basement were due to any type of mortar failure on the outside (I already had the bottom of the mortar fixed by ANT Masonry for a minimal cost), they said no--it's probably because you have some failure inside the flue for the furnace and that dampness is coming into the basement. Interesting. I've actually had no dampness in basement since the bottom of the mortar was repaired and the lower brick was tuckpointed. So, on to the chimney liner.....

Coast-to-Coast did a great job fixing several small brick repairs around my house. Their quote was…read morevery competitive and fit me in their schedule in just a few days. Plus the work quality was excellent, the bricks they replaced matched up perfectly with the others.

Professional, well-mannered young man came to give me an estimate. I had 4 other estimates. One was…read morea little lower than Coast to Coast. The reason I went with them is because of their timely responses and attention to my needs. The other company ( I won't name ) not even a salutation or a thank you, in his correspondences. After Coast to Coast completed the job, I was thoroughly impressed at their work and care of my lawn while doing their repair work on a huge brick planter which needed repair. I would definitely use them again if need be and I higher recommend Coast to Coast for any masonry work!

Without a doubt, Landmark Demolition is the go-to company for anything that needs tearing down…read more Frank and his team have the experience, equipment, and professionalism to handle jobs of any size. I hired them to remove a detached 18 x 18-foot cedar sunroom that was mounted on five beams and anchored to 14 concrete posts buried four feet deep. It was a serious project, but they handled it with confidence and care. They hauled away over 6,000 pounds of material with minimal impact to the surrounding yard--just as I'd requested. Frank was patient during the permitting process, communicated clearly throughout, and treated my property as if it were his own. His attention to detail was outstanding. If you're looking for a demolition crew that delivers quality, reliability, and respect for your space, I highly recommend Landmark Demolition.

Florim was great to work with on my project to remove an old asphalt basketball court from the…read morebackyard of my home. He removed the asphalt and gravel underneath it, then filled it in with dirt and grass seed. He was very communicative throughout the project, did fantastic work, and followed up afterwards to check on the new grass they planted. He also gave me the best price of any of the 5+ contractors that provided estimates. I highly recommend Landmark Demolition!

These guys rock. Fixed two foundation cracks we had that were leaking. Quick and transparent…read morepricing and communication, too.

We contracted this company to install stilts on our home, which required removal and reconnection…read moreof downspout drainage pipes. After the work was completed, we found sections of the drainage piping left exposed above ground rather than properly buried as they were prior to the project, raising concerns about freezing and potential damage in winter. We contacted the company multiple times and provided photos. While they state they performed follow-up work and that the system is functional, we were not provided a resolution that addresses the exposed piping or returns it to its original buried condition. There is a disagreement regarding responsibility for final grading and restoration. Based on this experience, I would not recommend them to others.

Greg and his crew were very knowledgeable and professional. Consulted him about stopping water…read moreseepage in basement as well as roof tuckpointing and brick masonry replacement/repair along walls of my 2-flat building. Solid work and reliable service! I will definitely call him again for future repairs. Highly recommended!

He's done few jobs for me. Greg is an honest guy, doing very good job and paying attention to…read moredetails.

Glen Galis Concrete replaced our front stoop and added two stairs to the walkway. Before the work…read morebegan, it was very dangerous especially in the winter only having two steps to the front door. This was not even code in Kane County. Glen's installers were very meticulous and timely in getting the work done this past spring. I am constantly getting compliments from neighbors !

I had Glen quote me on fixing my concrete issues. He only offered me the option of removing and…read morereplacing my entire front concrete porch that has two cracks in it --one was jagged -- so did not look good ($5500). Another company came out, drilled down the uneven concrete and coated the cracks with matching concrete for $100. Is this a lifetime fix? No, cracks do re-open but even brand new concrete can crack over time. Then Glen said to repair walkway was $2500 (completely take up and replace so it sits at higher angle to front patio so the step up to the front concrete porch is not so high up. Another company put in a form and built me a concrete step that makes it possible to not replace the walkway, and then they filled in concrete imperfections and cracks in the sidewalk and left me extra concrete color, if it re-opens. My garage needed a new step (replace old wood one with concrete) and he quoted me $225.00 which is reasonable, and my side step had sunk and he quoted me $525 to replace it. The other company simply added a step to the side concrete, anchored the new form to the house, recoated original step and charged me $200. Their cost on the garage step was similar but they made it extra wide, so we can fully step out on it. I guess what I'm saying is there is more than one way to fix concrete, and Glen only does it the expensive way. If you have a large budget (I would have had to allot $8000.00), then yes, go for it. I also had concerns that all the drilling of the front patio would affect cracks in basement wall on that side and re-open them and queried Glen re that in the email (no response). Glen does not respond well (if at all) to emails, so remember to call. I think that he does great work, but remember it's only replacement work. He's not going to offer you any kind of "fixing" it work. I've learned through watching the other mason work, that concrete is fixable, also, by a home owner. It's fascinating watching him mix colours to match whatever imperfection needs patching. I now have fixed some low places and cracks in my garage floor myself!!