Silver's Concrete made our project straightforward from start to finish. We compared three vendors…read morefor a small job, and while Silver's pricing was similar, the real difference was how carefully they listened to what we wanted. They offered practical options to help us balance project size with cost, and the lead time they provided was accurate within a few days. Our project involved replacing a front walk that had previously been lifted using an injection method from another company. That repair failed because of issues with the base. Silver's removed the fallen walk and broken bricks, rebuilt the base properly, and tied the new step and walk into the porch. The seam is clean, flat, and solid. They also replaced several shattered sidewalk panels and tied them into the existing panels with rebar. Both the immediate cleanup and the follow‑up cleanup after removing the barrier were thorough. Based on this experience, I would absolutely hire Silver's Concrete again.

They did a great job on our back patio. We recommend them to anyone looking for concrete!read more

I saw a AAA Sealcoating & Paving sign in my area and needed to get my driveway done, so I decided…read moreto give them a call. I was greeted by a woman on the phone and told her I would like to have someone come out and give me an estimate, but I needed to talk to them to explain the details of the project. She stated someone couldn't come out and give me an estimate or talk to me because they bundle all their estimates on certain days of the week and they don't do one on one meetings. So, I said, "Thanks, but I'll just have to take my business elsewhere then." I then found a company to do it. A week or so goes by and I receive a message from someone at AAA named Joseph Sullivan, stating they would like to come out and give me an estimate. I responded to the message and said, "Thanks, but I was told you don't do that by the lady that answers your phone, so I already scheduled someone else, but if for some reason the current company falls through, I will get back in touch and have you give me an estimate." Well, that ended up happening so I got back in touch with AAA. I left them a message on their voicemail and sent Joseph a direct email asking for him to come out and give me an estimate. I received ZERO RESPONSE. That tells me all I need to know about this company and my project is a decent size job. The fact they couldn't come out and talk to me when I originally called because of how they do their estimates was bad enough, but then when I actually allowed them a second chance and they couldn't follow through tells you all you need to know about AAA Sealcoating & Paving. I would seriously think twice about using this company for your driveway needs.

Because AAA Sealcoating had done an excellent job rebuilding my driveway two years ago, I asked…read morethem to do the sealing. Arranging an appointment was quick and easy. Their crew did an equally excellent job this morning--neatly and efficiently. They even did an extra favor by moving a heavy concrete splasher to a different spot. I would certainly use this company again and highly recommend it. Sandra

They did a fantastic job. My only regret was not doing it ten years ago…read more I have quoted this job a number of times, but they knocked it out of the park. Zero issues on the installation. Perfect outcome.

Good communication, both from the office to the onsite crew…read more Replaced old driveway with new, and it looks great!

Our chimney foundation settled and the entire brickwork was shifting away from the house. Clean…read moreSweep came out and Sam talked to us about options at different levels. The quoting process was great and easy to compare options. We bit the bullet and decided rather than applying some bandaids, we should get the entire thing rebuilt. This way, WE could enjoy a beautiful fireplace rather than paying for someone else to when the house is eventually sold. The guys at Clean Sweep did a beautiful job! They demoed the old chimney, jackhammered the foundation, poured a new one, and built us a working chimney from (below) the ground up! We opted for a gas log and a nice set of doors to keep the dogs and kiddos out when it's turned off. We were extremely happy with the team, especially our project manager Daniel who answered our endless questions and gave us a lot of confidence. Their price was fair but more importantly, we knew we could trust Sam, Daniel and the team to do good work.

Sam's company and staff do top notch work. I have recommended them to a number of family and…read morefriends and they have been pleased with the outcome.

I met the team from Concrete Indy at the Indy Home Show this year and spent some time talking with…read morethem about a project I'm considering. Even though I haven't had the work done yet, I was really impressed with both the quality of the concrete work they had on display and their knowledge of the industry. They took time to listen to what I was looking for, offered helpful insight, and are currently putting together a quote for me. It was refreshing to talk with people who clearly know their craft and are willing to answer questions without any pressure. Looking forward to continuing the conversation and hopefully working with them soon.

I'm shocked that this company has a five star average review! Our experience has been very…read moredisappointing. I will make this very short and to the point! Concrete Indy gave us the wrong color, we've had cracks that they repaired and did a terrible job and had to pay to be repaired by a contractor. They are a very dishonest company and never admitt to their mistakes and atleast make an attempt to make them right! Thanks for never getting back to me, Mike!! And again, it has been confirmed, the actual color that we received is much darker with red tones, and not the color, summer beige, that we paid for. :(​

We had Bone Dry out to work on our chimney - tuck pointing, lining the interior, and installing a…read morestainless vent for our water heater. We're an hour away, and I had been trying to get local chimney sweeps and masons to come deal with our house for years. I'd get an estimate, and then no one would follow up. Bone Dry showed up when they said they would, did what they said they would do, were respectful to my house, property, and people, and cleaned up after they left. We had three different crews come through to address each phase of the work, and everyone was professional, friendly, and communicative. There were a couple of small bumps, but they handled them professionally and quickly. I was, all in all, very pleased with their performance. I'm a building professional myself, and very much appreciate what they do. They're good people, and did a very good job for me. Pricing was reasonable '(this stuff is expensive - brace yourself, but these guys don't overcharge) I'd hire them again without a second thought.

Have used them 3 times. Initially for a roof repair after straight line winds caused damage to our…read moreoriginal roof. Followed up a few years later by issues where moisture was entering our house through an access point and causing damage to our ceiling. They took partial blame for the situation and repaired things with partial charges. Most recently after a storm, they checked my roof and determined it was OK, but a rake board had come loose and the sales rep showed me a video verifying the need for repair. I consented. When they came to do the repair, it wound up being a simple 'nail back in place job', which was not what all I thought it would necessarily be. Combined with a single loose piece of siding that was also nailed back into place, I was charged $665 for a 10-15 minute job that required basically no materials. When I shared my concern that I felt the charge was excessive for the work performed, I was basically dismissed and charged the full amount. I realize I signed the contract, I simply didn't think the job warranted the full charge. I appreciate they got on a ladder and did work I wasn't comfortable or knowledgable enough to do, and felt a slightly lesser charge seemed to make sense for what they did. Guess I will look elsewhere for future jobs after the lack of understanding to work with me.

I had been planning to get Garage Floors Company Indy to do my floor for some time but schedule and…read morecircumstances prevented it until this year. Having already talked to Dan Feltman on what my responsibility was to have them perform the work, the wheels were set into motion this past May. The crew came out and explained what they were going to do, when they thought they would be done with the prep stage and onto the cleaning and laying down the epoxy coat. They went over my floor and even called upon me to ask about the slight rise in concrete toward the outer edge, and filling in of a crack. Once done with Day 1 application I couldn't believe how good my floor looked and they weren't even done yet. Day 2 Dan and his co-worker returned to finish the job. Again they explained the scraping and finish coat to me and once done, the floor just seemed to come alive. It was so vibrant and my garage never looked so good. I know that this wi help me keep my floor clean and garage organized. The hardest part of this whole process was the urge to get my cats back inside and when we did, my cars looked as if they were on display or car show. GFC did a fantastic job for me, and the only regret I have is not doing it sooner. A great price value, service and I just had my home appraised for a refinancing and the appraiser really loved the floor and I think it may have some bearing on my bottom line on the home value. Thanks to Dan Feltman and his crew for such a great job!

We chose Indy Decorative Concrete because of their reputation and referrals and were initially very…read morehappy with the appearance of our patio. We truly loved it. It was beautiful the first year, with only a few scattered popouts. Unfortunately, our experience over the past three years has been disappointing. Within the 3 year warranty period, our patio began developing widespread popouts. We reported the issue during the warranty window, repairs were completed, and an additional $800 was paid to IDC during that process. Despite the repair, which we appreciated, the condition continued and worsened over the past year. Most recently, June 4th, while simply rinsing the patio with a garden hose, additional pieces of concrete broke loose from the surface, further increasing our concern about the patio's condition and long-term durability. After the warranty period ended, we requested another meeting to discuss the continued deterioration. During that visit, much of the discussion focused on the normality of this condition, with comparisons to our 20+ year-old driveway and repeated suggestions that salt or another product may have contributed to the damage. We explained that we do not use salt on the patio and that the only treatment applied to the surface was power washing and sealing completed by IDC. During this same meeting, we were also told the warranty may have been affected because we had only paid to have the patio professionally power washed and sealed by IDC one time during the three-year period, despite yearly sealing being an additional service at our expense. This was surprising to us, especially since the deterioration had already begun and was reported during the warranty period. When we asked whether customers should reasonably expect a properly installed patio less than four years old to deteriorate in this way, we did not receive an answer. We were offered an additional repair option at our expense, but were also told there was no prior experience showing whether the proposed solution would stop the issue long term. Because we wanted to better understand what we were seeing, we sought opinions from other concrete professionals. Based on those conversations, we have been told the condition appears likely to be ongoing and that repairs may require repeated maintenance and expense over time rather than a permanent solution. We were advised that patching and refinishing may improve appearance temporarily but would most likely not permanently stop future popouts. Complete tear out and repouring was recommended since repairs would be costly and temporary. We understand concrete can naturally have imperfections, and we never expected perfection. However, our contract references minor popouts, while what we are experiencing is widespread deterioration that began during the warranty period and continued after repair. Based on the condition of our patio, which is not yet four years old, along with the professional opinions we received, we do not believe this reflects normal concrete imperfections or the quality of work IDC promotes and are concerned something may have gone wrong with the original installation or materials. We are sharing this experience so future customers can ask detailed questions before signing. What level of deterioration is considered "normal" in the first few years? What does "minor popouts" mean? What happens if a repair completed during the warranty period does not resolve the issue? And what long-term solutions are offered if problems continue? We genuinely hoped and paid for a better quality product and wish this situation had been handled differently. We are left with a patio that is not quite four years old and continues to deteriorate.

From planning to finished product, this was an absolute fantastic experience! I appreciated the…read moreassistance (and their patience with my indecision) in picking the best colors, textures, and design to match my house, the punctuality and professionalism of the crews, the overall communication throughout the project, and of course, my fabulous new patio! It looks amazing. Thank you Indy Decorative Concrete!