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We hired Allure Construction from your recommendation, the job started yesterday with the demolition of the old driveway. Forms and rebar and supposed to happen today. So far this contractor has been quite responsive with emails and activity.
The concrete driveway came out to be too expensive, so we changed our mind and will go with the asphalt driveway. Thanks
Very knowledgeable and helpful. Explained what they would be doing and the kinds of materials to be used.
Driveway Repair.Smoothing the hump in the drive way between the pavement and the driveway. The bottom of the car hit the concrete bump
New parking lot.
We need a 6\' x 7\' section of concrete parking lot repaired.
shop floor need to be re-sealed
I have a 50-60 foot long driveway that gently slopes towards my garage. There is an off-center drain and when it rains, some water backs up into my garage. The drain is not at the lowest point. I think installation of a 4-5 foot long storm drain, that leads into the current drain would prevent this backup. I am interesting in getting a quote to cut a drain trench ands install a surface mounted drain. are you interested in this type of work? Tryg McCoy
I recently bought a house in Potrero Hill San Francisco. There is a very short (2-3 feet), steep driveway up to the 2 car side by side garage. Both of my cars scrape the sidewalk/ driveway whenever I enter/exit on either side. I would like it resurfaced so that this doesn\'t happen
