ktbb

Can anyone in the Knoxville, TN, USA area recommend a licensed concrete contractor?

quiltsfor

When we were looking for a contractor for doing our sidewalk/patio area, we went to visit places that carried like things or things that those kind of contractors would use for the job and asked them if they had a list of contractors. Most had bulletin boards with business cards of contractors on them. And a couple of the men working at one of the stores gave us a good reference to a contractor, who we ended up using.

I'm no where near your area, but just passing on a thought of how we found ours. There is also, Angi (used to be Angie's list) - look online for Angi -- They have top local contractors that will contact with you.

Quiltwoman44

companies also do have ratings you can check showing online. but word of mouth is best. Good luck.

rryder

Also, check your state Better Business Bureau. They will have a list of contractors and you can see their ratings which are based on whether there have been complaints and if so, how they were resolved.

Rob

newbee3

does this have to do with quilting?

cashs_mom

It doesn't. It's in the "non-quilting chit chat" section.

BonnieJP

I always look at Yelp.com when we need work done. I make sure to read peoples' comments. We have found excellent contractors that way.

KalamaQuilts

I love it when folks don't thank anyone for their thoughts or helpful links or update curious minds. There are several of these active on the board. Posted by active members.

quiltsfor

That is why I like the forums that I'm on that have buttons that you can click for example: (interesting) (like) (dislike) (disagree) (love) (informative). It is a way to see what others are thinking when they read the posts, but don't want to post a written response.

Stitchnripper

Well now I am curious as someone who reads a lot of threads and normally doesn't comment one way or the other. Is that perceived as rude? I surely don't want to be but, don't want to post just to post. Clarify?