Andy’s Concrete Floors

Houston, United States

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1 review

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Telephone:
+1 832-408-1131
Address:
10685 Hazelhurst Dr, Houston, TX, 77043
Spring Branch
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Local time (Houston) 15:13 Thursday, 26 June 2025

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Description

Specialties

Stain Concrete, concrete overlays, concrete dyes, concrete engraving, concrete painting, concrete sealing, concrete stain, Patios, commercial concrete staining, driveway staining, Pool decks, acid staining, concrete polishing, cement staining, cement repair, concrete stripping, machining concrete, garage floors

History

Established in 1998.

Specialty Concrete

Meet the Manager

Andy M.

Manager

I have been working with concrete my entire professional life. There is nothing I have not seen in this business. While it is a quickly changing art the goal has been the same since day 1. Provide the customer a beautiful floor in a timely fashion at a fair price.

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1 review of Andy’s Concrete Floors

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Place rating: 2
Houston, TX
Very nice folks. But they need to learn a lot about high shine diamond polish concrete and customer care. Blaming their shortcomings on the customer’s slab gets old quick specially when customer ends up hiring a second contractor to finish the work and repair an extensive defective job. Refusing to settle with the customer for a fraction of the cost and thus forcing to start a lawsuit on defective practice is not the way to build and stay in business.