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COMPANY AND ESTIMATE QUESTIONS
Or you can email us, fax us, or call us at (678)610-0324. We'll set up an appointment to meet with you at a day and time that is convienent for you.
We can begin most projects within two weeks or less of signing a contract.
Most of the time, the answer is no. Every job is different, however, and if a deposit is required we will tell you in advance.
We accept the following forms of payment:
- CASH
- CHECK
- VISA/MASTERCARD/DISCOVER/AMERICAN EXPRESS (restrictions apply, see below)
- CASHIERS CHECK (restrictions apply, see below)
- DEBIT CARDS (restrictions apply, see below)
Credit and Debit card users: We use the internet to process our credit card transactions. All of our transactions are through PAYPAL and are guaranteed safe by both PAYPAL and your credit card issuer. PLEASE NOTE THAT WE WILL CHARGE YOU A FEE IF YOU PAY WITH A CREDIT OR DEBIT CARD. The amount of the fee is usually 3% of your total job price. If your project costs $4000.00 US dollars, the fee would be $120.00 in addition to your project price.
CASHIERS CHECKS are welcome but they may be subject to verification by your bank first. This is due to the large increase of fraudelent cashiers checks.
You will be. Check our references; Meet our people face to face; Check our track record with the BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU. If you do business with us, you will be satisfied.
We offer the standard one (1) year warranty on all of our work. Why only one year? Many of our projects are dependent upon the stability of your soil and dependent on the wear and tear your project recieves thereafter. We will warranty that our workmanship and labor will be at or above the current industry standard in your area.
Cracks are inevitable. Exterior concrete will crack over time due to expansion and contraction from heat and cold, movement in the ground underneath, erosion, tree roots, sinkholes, etc. The key is controlling where the cracks occur. This is done through the use of control joints cut into the concrete either when its poured or soon thereafter with a concrete saw.
If there aren't enough control joints or if they are incorrectly placed, random cracking will occur. Once concrete breaks, it cannot be put back together. Resurfacing the concrete will only cause the cracks below to reappear in the new surface above in a short time. Caulking or installing new cement in the cracks will last for a short time and only serve to draw more attention to the area.
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