Integrity Concrete

Tim was very nice and polite, his workers and he were timely and very careful with our yard and belongings. I’m really particular about lines and extra perfectionist. He put my mind at ease and went above and beyond with laying out to job for our back yard. He installed concrete for pool equipment to sit on, modern steps to the back gate, a trash can pad, and a large patio area where our hot tub would sit. He was don’t with all of this in two days. I’m so excited to enjoy the area now. Highly recommend! I’m going to invite him back to do my mother in law’s driveway next :)

Timothy Click, the owner of Integrity Concrete, has zero integrity. He damaged the plumbing for my sprinkler system, cost me $375 to repair. Didn’t properly read my property survey and poured concrete onto the neighbor’s property. Cost me $900 to have excess concrete cut and disposed off. Uneven concrete causes a puddle on my driveway every time it rains. I’m having a drain installed, which will cause me $850. Mr. Click has avoided all my calls and a letter I wrote him. My last straw is taking him to court, working on that now. This whole ordeal with having my driveway extended has been a nightmare. DO NOT USE INTEGRITY CONCRETE!!!

Company came highly recommended. Met with owner in January 2017, who was very impressive in knowledge and suggestions/recommendations and provided a fair price along with a reasonable time frame. The deposit check of $2,600 was promptly cashed in February, then silence on the line. Finally in May after no concrete or scheduled date for work to begin, we cancelled the contract for non-performance. After taking 30 days to refund the deposit the company kept $250 without notice or explanation. Txts messages and voicemails to the company regarding this matter have not been returned. In order to give the company the opportunity to correct this, I delayed making this report until now.

The first set of stairs, the side stairs, were removed, no problem. Care was taken prevent the small "bobcat" from damaging the driveway. The second set, the front stairs, were constructed in such a away that they could not be removed without removing the side pieces which we wanted to retain. The contractor ended up "capping" these stairs with a 1" layer of concrete. Not ideal but acceptable. There was a problem with the concrete delivery so the pouring and finishing ran late. The side stairs were finished well after dark. Both sets of stairs looked good when all was said and done. Fast forward 9 months to the end of December 2010. We got over 12" snow, the day after Christmas. The stairs were shoveled and scraped several times and a de-icing agent was applied. The deicer was a non-salt product who's manufacturer claims will not harm concrete. Within 24 hrs the stairs starting flaking. Spalling is the technical term. The side stairs have flaked much more so than the front stairs. The side stairs are a mess. In March 2011 we contacted the contractor. He said he would take a look. He came within a few days. His first reaction was to blame the de-icing agent. He claims that concrete is "green" for two years and any deicing agent will damage the concrete. On the positive side he did say that he would stand by his two year warranty and return to fix the stairs after the daily temperature was above 50 degrees. Mid to late April. It is now June 27th and several calls to the contractor have not been returned. Given the amount of time that has passed I am concerned about the quality and appearance of any repairs this contractor may make should he honor his warranty. We were disappointed. When we had used this contractor previously and the workmanship was good and the driveway has held up well.

The job was done quickly and the drive looks good.