Garage & Garage Door Services in Pleasant Hill, MO

"Dan was very knowledgeable and very informative on any questions/concerns that I asked. The build that i needed done is truly amazing. I would totally hire this company again. Thank you Dan for everything."

"We had extensive wood rot that needed to be replaced on our 85 year old house and then had all of our trim sealed and repainted. Randy was very easy to work with and was extremely detail oriented. Not only would I recommend him to others, but I plan to call him back the next time I need ANY work done on my house."

"Nice and professional"

"Very prompt on scheduling and arrival. Texted a picture of repair person before arrival. Knowledgeable and was able to install a new door opener and springs at time of service. Price was fair for product and labor. Will be using this company for future needs."

"They were very quick to respond to any questions I had. When they were finished, the clean up they did far exceeded my expectations. Would recommend to anyone."

"They were very professional, accommodating and did a great job."

"A really nice, honest guy, reputable. Always stays on budget and is professional. Used him for many projects."

"Robert was extremely responsive and helpful. He was quick, had what he needed, and had the springs replaced in under an hour. Highly recommended."

"Dallas and the guys with American Dream Epoxy did a great job on our basement floor. We had water damage to the tile in our basement. Another company did the water, cleanup and removal of most of the tile in our basement.. But doing so they left lots of concrete residue and damage to the floor. The crew at American Dream Epoxy sanded down the floors, patched the damage and put down a beautiful metallic epoxy. Itâ s better than I ever expected."

"My experience with Lakeside Concrete and Coating was well above expectation. Two factors ultimately convinced me That I had made the right decision hiring Lakeside Concrete. Factor #1. The father, Stacy, an individual who believed strongly in his product, process, and methodology. Factor #2. The son, Ryan, a tall skinny young man who probably weighed less than a hundred and forty pounds. When Ryan entered the garage and informed me he would be moving items, heavy and large, in preparation for the next day's floor installation. I looked at him and made a joke about his possible inability to do very much. I left the garage and reappeared less than an hour later. I was absolutely shocked at the progress he had made. I could have sworn he had brought help during my absence! He worked like a team of three hundred pound linemen, instead of a tall underweight skinny young man! The next morning he and his crew of two additional men worked at a pace far in advance of my expectations."