Serving the area since 1975, Concrete Specialists & Sons, a family
owned business, specializes in concrete poured walls for new construction and
additions: flatwork from concrete sidewalks & patios to concrete driveways &
approaches; concrete slabs for garages, buildings and basement floors. We hire
experienced and knowledgeable excavators to take care of your site work needs
from clearing lots, demo projects/structure removal, to putting in driveways,
digging/backfilling, as well as other services. We
accept both residential and smaller commercial projects. We are licensed in
Wisconsin & Michigan and pride ourselves in quality workmanship and customer
satisfaction. Call us today!
Why Choose Us?
There are a number of reasons why you should choose Concrete Specialists &
Sons for your next concrete and excavating project.
Experience
We have a long standing reputation for providing high quality and dependable
services to our customers and strive to make your project as enjoyable and
successful as possible. In fact, we've been around the longest when compared
to other companies so we know exactly what it takes to make you, the customer,
happy. Good old fashioned hard working values, extensive knowledge and
experience, and a true desire to succeed in everything we do is what helps us
deliver top-notch results with each and every project that we take on.
Quality & Customer Service
We truly believe in providing a high quality product while maintaining an
extremely positive customer service experience. From start to finish, you can
expect nothing but the best from us with regard to our professionalism, the
care we take with your property, the cleanliness of the site, and of course,
the end result of the projects that we take on. While on the job, we'll make
it a point to keep you in the loop so you know how the project is going and
when you can expect it to be complete. We feel that it is important to
maintain the best of communication with our customers in order to ensure a
successful and enjoyable business relationship.
