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Prescreened Concrete Contractors - Saginaw, MI

CLI-Concrete Leveling, Inc.
Phone: (734) 352-3418
PO Box 69 Milan, MI 48160
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Review from Sterling Heights, MI - Level Concrete Slabs Using Injection Technology

CLI-Concrete Leveling, Inc.
Customer Rating:
Project: Level Concrete Slabs Using Injection Technology
City: Sterling Heights, MI
"Communication/billing was not organized but otherwise a good experience."
CLI-Concrete Leveling, Inc.
Customer Rating:
Project: Level Concrete Slabs Using Injection Technology
City: Clinton Township, MI
"they arrived about 2 pm, office said they would be there early in morning---but once here got right to the job and finished in about 2 hours--very efficient and well done "
CLI-Concrete Leveling, Inc.
Customer Rating:
Project: Level Concrete Slabs Using Injection Technology
City: Rochester, MI
"They showed up when they said they would, they were very efficient and finished in a day. The driveway looks great!"
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License Requirements for Concrete in Saginaw, MI:

License Required: Maintenance & Alteration: Concrete
Residential Builder
Phone Number: 517-241-9254
Website: Michigan Licensing Web Site
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Things to Consider Before You Level Concrete Slabs Using Injection Technology in Saginaw, Michigan:

  • What is the location of the concrete leveling project?
    (1) Finish floor in a living space, (2) Subflooring in a living space, (3) Garage or basement floor, (4) Driveway/parking area, (5) Exterior walkway/patio, (6) Pad for a light structure, (7) Steps
  • What best describes the damage to your concrete?
    (1) Heaving, (2) Settling, (3) Cracking
  • Does the concrete being repaired have any special applications or finishes?
    (1) Special color, stain, or other additive, (2) Lightweight concrete, (3) Exposed aggregate finish, (4) Smooth trowel finish, (5) Brush textured finish (slip-resistant), (6) Salt finished
  

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