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Asphalt Patch Systems, located in Puyallup, WA, has been a trusted provider of asphalt and concrete paving repair and replacement services in the Pacific Northwest since 1981. The company caters to both residential and commercial clients, specializing in a wide range of services including driveways, parking lots, sidewalks, and emergency repairs, with a focus on efficiency and customer satisfaction. With four decades of local experience, Asphalt Patch Systems prides itself on its speed, quality, and reliable outcomes, receiving positive feedback from numerous satisfied customers. The team is dedicated to fostering strong relationships with both clients and the community, consistently delivering high-quality workmanship and service. Generated from the website

All City Sawing & Drilling LLC in Auburn, WA, is a locally owned and operated company that provides concrete slab sawing, core drilling and much more. Our demolition contractors and concrete sawing pros serve both residential and commercial customers throughout northwestern Washington, including in the greater Eastside, Puyallup, Seattle, South King and Tacoma metro areas. Our owner has more than 30 years of experience. All City is a signatory union company that focuses on providing quality work at a fair price.Our services include: Slab sawing Asphalt and concrete cutting Core concrete drilling Upside down core drilling Wall sawing Hand sawingWe also offer demolition contracting services and concrete repair. Whether you need traffic loop sawing, drilling for a sewer tap or concrete cutting for a curb, we have the tools and experienced concrete contractors and foundation contractors to do the job right. No job is too big or too small, and we'll get your drilling or cutting job done on time and on budget.Call All City Sawing & Drilling, LLC today for a quote!

Founded in 1951, the Concrete Technology Corporation was the first prestressing factory building in the United States. After winning acceptance of its structural concepts, the company grew both in sales and product demand. This resulted in the expansion of its Tacoma, Wash., plant in 1960. A second major production building was added in 1967 to accommodate the rising demand for precast building elements. In the 1970 s, its product expansion included facilities for semi-automated casting of hollow-core slabs and construction of floating concrete structures. Since the company s inception, literally thousands of bridges, buildings, piers, tanks, floats and other structures throughout the Pacific Northwest and Alaska have been built with Concrete Tech products.