3L Concrete & Construction

I contacted Mike about having 2 patios poured and stamped and walkways. From other bids, since I never received his, the job was around $8000. Mike called me back immediately and we scheduled for a bid the next day. He called the next day and left a message stating he had to reschedule due to a project running late and if we could reschedule for the following day. I called him back about 10 minutes later and left him a message saying that would be no problem, just give me a call back letting me know about when to expect him. He never called back, so I called him the following morning. He answered and we rescheduled for that afternoon at 3pm. He did not show up. I called him at 3:30pm and got his message machine, left message asking when to expect him. Called him at 4:15pm, no answer again. Called him at 5:00pm, again no answer, left another message. I have yet to receive a phone call from him again. Maybe he was busy, I understand that. But, give me a call when you have the chance, even the next day to apologize. If you don't want my business, just let me know - don't waste mine for 2 days! I would never recommend Mike, seems like a nice guy on the phone, but very unprofessional and absolutely no puctuality.

From the very first 3L Conrete & Construction did all of the right things. From requesting the bid, they showed up on time, with knowledge of their business, listened to what I wanted, was not shy about respectfully telling me what was unrealistic or would add cost to the project, they also had suggestions and solutions to offer, most of which I happily listened to. The project was scheduled, the evening before the project start date the owner called me and said he would like to drop off supplies that evening so his crew could hit the ground running in the morning. At 6:00AM the next morning the owner and crew were here starting to work. They continued to bust out the old concrete, remove it from site, level the area to be poured, framed it and the next morning at 6:00AM were back to pace the steel. Before noon the concrete truck arrived, specific instruction was given to the driver about placing the truck and the crew went to work with determination and skill. The patio concrete pour was completed, every thing was cleaned up, instructions were left for us as to what was expected of us, don't walk on it until a spcific time that evening, and water it down the next couple of days to help the concrete cure in the hot Texas sun. I have had many construction projects completed on my property, and never have I had one go so well. Thanks to Mike Williams and his crew with 3L Concrete. Ray Moore A1RayMan@msn.com