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Thank you for your interest in doing business with Morris Concrete LLC.

We have been providing commercial, industrial, and residential concrete, masonry, and excavating services to the Toledo Metropolitan area since 2006.

We are bonded, licensed, and insured, so that we can safely and legally dig, pour, and complete repairs on your job site.

Building and Zoning regulations vary from city to city. Check with your local building/zoning department for specific rules or codes for: work in the public right-of-way (for example: city sidewalks through your property), shed slabs, driveway approach thickness, and with any other questions you might have about what is or is not allowed per your local by-laws.

Estimates, Pricing & Payments

All taxes, materials, equipment, and labor are included in your estimate/invoice. We can hand deliver, snail-mail, or email it to you.
If any additional work is needed, your estimate/invoice will be updated accordingly, with a maximum of three revisions/changes. Some revisions may call for a new estimate.
Residential concrete work usually requires a 30% deposit. Terms may vary by project. We do not accept money down or deposits until the day we begin work on-site.
The total sum or balance-in-full is due Upon Completion of the project.
We accept payments online via ACH or debit/credit for a 3% fee; you will receive an optional payment link in your emailed invoice.
We prefer payments be made via check to Morris Concrete, LLC

Know What’s Below! Call BEFORE You Dig – Required By Law – OHIO 811

If you have hired an excavator to do work on your property, by law, it is the responsibility of the excavator to submit the one-call notification. We will place an underground utility locate request before digging. Public utilities buried underground near and around the job site will then be marked within 48 hours excluding weekends and holidays.

For more information, please refer to Ohio Revised Code 3781.25 (K) if you have any questions or need clarification.

Private lines such as sprinklers and landscape lighting are the owner’s responsibility to mark.
OUPS provides a list of contract locators who can help you locate your privately installed lines.
Use white spray paint to indicate your proposed area of excavation

Safe digging starts with you!

Before, during, and after the project, the area(s) will be barricaded.

Before we arrive, please remove any and all vehicles, decorations, and other objects to clear both the access path and scoped area of work. Once we have started work on your project, please obey and enforce all barricades.
Notify your other service providers and make temporary alternate arrangements for foot traffic, small equipment, vehicles, and any other activity which normally occurs in or through the scoped area of work.
Turn off sprinklers for 24 hours before, through 48 hours after, the work is completed.
We recommend allowing no less than twelve (12) days, up to fourteen (14) days for your concrete to cure before resuming regular local traffic.
Please do not water, drive upon, place dumpsters, welcome mats, chairs, or spray any type of chemicals on the concrete before the project is complete and barricades are removed.

Property Owners & Site Managers

We will obtain contractor permits and schedule for inspections as required by your municipality. We will also place a utility locate request before digging.

Please obey and enforce all barricades. Placing objects on the concrete prematurely will damage the concrete. We are not liable for any damage which occurs to your concrete during the curing period. Letting your concrete cure before resuming regular activities is essential for the longevity of your concrete.

Please note: Your concrete will crack. We place control joints to relieve pressure and encourage the cracks to occur in specific locations. However, control joints are not a guarantee of where the cracks will occur. We use rubber expansion at regular intervals, along with standard hand troweled or saw cut joints, strategically placed to encourage pressure relief throughout the concrete.

DO NOT USE SALT on your concrete. Using salt will significantly degrade the surface of your concrete. Purchase salt-free DE-ICER instead.

We work hard to maintain the safety and integrity of the areas around and leading to the job site. We will barricade the job area, as well as possibly place temporary track-like barriers down to protect your lawn from our machines and foot traffic.

We strive to leave the finished site looking as clean and complete as possible.

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