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Top 2 tuckpointing services in Oak Harbor, WA

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Bayshore Concrete

Tuckpointing
Serves Oak Harbor, Washington
Bayshore Concrete was established in 2005 by Cal Nurmi and Spencer Cave. We Specialize in Excavation, Utility Work, Concrete Foundations and Structural Slabs. We handle many custom homes, light commercial and public works projects. Our mission is to build a company by constructing a finished product...Read more about Bayshore Concrete
Bayshore Concrete was established in 2005 by Cal Nurmi and Spencer Cave. We Specialize in Excavation, Utility Work, Concrete Foundations and Structural Slabs. We handle many custom homes, light commercial and public works projects. Our mission is to build a company by constructing a finished product...Read more about Bayshore Concrete
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Concreten Concepts & Design

Tuckpointing
Serves Oak Harbor, Washington
Concrete Concepts & Design, designers of Hadrian Stone, and Hot Rock Towel Warmers. We are a group of artist that use concrete as our palate to create functional art, for every day life. We design with many other material such as metals, woods, casting acrylics, acid etching coloring, and other nat...Read more about Concreten Concepts & Design
Concrete Concepts & Design, designers of Hadrian Stone, and Hot Rock Towel Warmers. We are a group of artist that use concrete as our palate to create functional art, for every day life. We design with many other material such as metals, woods, casting acrylics, acid etching coloring, and other nat...Read more about Concreten Concepts & Design

Top questions to ask before hiring a tuckpointing specialist

A professional will assist you with scope and estimates, but having a clear idea of what you want to accomplish will help communication.

Do you want professionals to do everything, or do you have the time and skill to do some of the work?

Many projects such as have a DIY component, such as painting or cleanup.

First and foremost, protect yourself and make sure the contractor and any sub-contractors are licensed, bonded and insured.