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About

The crew that measures is the crew that pours

A&H Concrete LLC is a working concrete outfit in Dudley, not a sales office with subcontractors behind it. The person who walks your property is on site on pour day.

Based in
Dudley, NC
Work type
Residential & light commercial
Public rating
4.8 / 25 reviews

Public rating

4.8

4.8 from 25 reviews on Google

The rating stays where it was earned

This page shows the public score and the number of reviews behind it — nothing else. No rewritten testimonials, no stock portraits, no five-star wall built out of two reviews. Anyone who wants to read the actual comments can look them up under the same name on the platform that hosts them.

Before a site like this goes live the figure is read once more from the source, so the number on the page and the number on the profile match.

Frame-filling close-up of an exposed-aggregate concrete surface in raking sunlight
Exposed aggregate under raking light — the finish that shows every bit of the placing work. Illustrative photo, not this company's work.

Paperwork

What you can ask us to put in writing

Concrete is one of the trades where the paperwork matters as much as the finish. Ask for any of these before you sign anything — with us or with anyone else. On this draft each card names the document; the real numbers go in when the site is built.

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State contractor license

The number and the board that issued it belong on this page, in print, where a homeowner can check it in a minute.

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Liability coverage

Carrier, policy limit and expiry date — and a certificate sent to the customer's inbox on request, not a sentence on a website.

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Trade training

Finisher training, decorative-concrete courses or association membership — whichever of these the crew actually holds, named on the page.

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Workmanship terms

How long the coverage runs, what counts as a defect and what counts as normal hairline cracking — written out, not implied.

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The band where your own numbers go

Nothing here is invented. This draft was built from the outside — a public listing, a phone number and a town. Years in the trade, slabs poured, crew size and response time are yours to fill in, and they carry more weight than anything a stranger could guess.

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Years placing flatwork in Wayne County
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Driveways, patios and walks poured
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Hours from site visit to a written scope
4.8
The one number already on record — 25 reviews on Google

Working with us

How a job actually goes

One number to call, one scope in writing, one crew on site. If something changes, you hear it from us before it costs anything.

  1. 01

    Site visit and measure

    We walk the area with you, check where water runs today, probe the existing base and measure the pad. Fifteen to thirty minutes, no charge.

  2. 02

    A scope you can read

    Square footage, slab thickness, mix strength, reinforcement, joint layout, finish and haul-off — itemised, with the price next to each line.

  3. 03

    Build week

    Excavation, forms and pour usually land inside the same week. You get the pour date as soon as the forecast allows it, and a text the evening before.

  4. 04

    Walk-through and cure sheet

    We walk the finished slab with you and leave a one-page cure sheet: when to walk it, when to drive it, when to seal it, and what to keep off it in the first month.

Next step

Meet us on the driveway.

Easiest way to judge a concrete contractor is to have them stand on the slab and tell you what is wrong with it. That part is free.

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