Richmond Concrete Repair Contractors

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"Very pleased with end result. The steps developed a small crack at a joint over a year later, and

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were back promptly and repaired at no extra charge. Were prompt and easy to work with. Would use again."

"I reported them to the Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation telling them this company should have their license yanked. The asphalt is eroded and broken away with lots of cracks. I've tried to contact them by mail and phone and they won't call me back so I'm going to

them."

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