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THE Contractor for Reliability and Quality

If you need a commercial contractor for concrete in your upcoming project, look no further. Complete Concrete is well-rounded in this area and we have our Mid-Michigan Builders License. We provide concrete contracting to a variety of clients and their needs. Furthermore, we are open to unique projects that may fall into a nontraditional category so feel free to Contact us to discuss the concrete project in question.

Our team has provided concrete contracting for residential buildings, healthcare and education facilities, restaurants, small businesses, along with parking garages and office buildings. Additionally, we specialize in concrete restoration and maintenance, along with having the ability to excavate and provide demolition if site preparation is needed.

Some of our recent work includes the Clio Athletic Field and the Social Security Administration building in Flint. Our team can handle any size for our commercial contracting services.

Using Complete Concrete as your sole commercial contractor is simple because we do everything and all at once. Typically, residents or businesses will try to delegate tasks to several companies, which creates a whirlwind of costs, problematic scheduling and different levels of quality.

Complete Concrete handles everything from clearing brush to pouring concrete. By having our team do your entire concrete project from start to finish, you will be able to work with one professional and trusted company versus several service providers and avoid common issues.

The Benefits of Using Complete Concrete Exclusively:

• No scheduling conflicts – this means that you’re not stuck waiting or going back and forth with several provider’s schedules’, trying to find a date that works for all of them and you can be a serious challenge.
• No delays in project deadlines – by using one company, you eliminate the risk of being delayed or held up because they handle everything at once. Also, it avoids being dependent on a single company to continue moving forward.
• No quality risk factor – when you use multiple contractors for a single project, you run the quality risk factor. For instance, what Company A considers high-quality may only be average or sometimes poor quality by Companies B and C. It’s a gamble and different quality levels being applied will be visible in the final result, unfortunately.

Let us assist you, contact us for more information.