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About Supreme Concrete Solutions in Columbus

Supreme Concrete Solutions provides concrete, masonry and hardscaping services for homes and businesses in Columbus and surrounding communities. Our work includes driveways and patios, along with foundations, retaining walls and other improvements around a property. Eric (Erez) Hagiel is the owner, and Supreme is a BBB Accredited Business with an A+ rating.

Choosing a contractor means deciding who will work on the places you use every day. You may be replacing a driveway, making a backyard more useful or addressing damaged masonry. Here you can learn who we are, explore our services and find project examples before starting that conversation.

Eric (Erez) Hagiel, owner of Supreme Concrete Solutions

Meet owner Eric (Erez) Hagiel

Eric (Erez) Hagiel is identified as Supreme Concrete Solutions' owner and principal contact in the company's Better Business Bureau profile. That profile provides a separate place to check the business name, contact information and accreditation details.

You will see both Supreme Concrete Solutions and the shorter Supreme Concrete name across this website. Our focus is concrete and masonry work for Columbus-area properties, from an individual repair to a larger outdoor project. When you contact us, describe the whole job so the discussion starts with what you need to accomplish.

BBB accreditation you can check directly

Supreme Concrete Solutions has been BBB accredited since November 21, 2022, and currently holds an A+ rating. You can follow the profile link above to review its current status directly with BBB.

BBB's explanation of its ratings describes factors such as complaint handling, business history and transparency. Customer review stars are a separate measure. Use the profile alongside project examples and your written proposal when deciding whether Supreme is the right fit for your work.

Concrete and masonry services for your property

Outdoor living remains an important part of our work. A patio needs room for the way you use the yard. A walkway connects that space to an entrance. A driveway must fit the approach to the garage. Those connections are useful to discuss together, especially when you are planning changes in stages.

Our service pages explain the available work and the questions that help define a project:

You do not need to choose a construction method before getting in touch. Tell us what is damaged, what you want to add or what is no longer working for your property. If the job includes several areas, identify them at the outset so the proposed scope can account for their connections.

Concrete patio along the back of a house

Explore our Columbus area project pages

Our project gallery brings together examples of concrete and hardscape work. You can also read individual project pages, including a concrete patio in Upper Arlington and a driveway replacement near Upper Arlington Endodontics.

The patio page describes a broad outdoor space along the back of a house. The driveway page follows removal of the old surface and installation of its replacement. These are different starting points: creating somewhere to gather and renewing an existing route into a property.

As you browse, save the examples that interest you. Note whether it is the layout, finish, shape or connection to the house that you like. Bringing a specific example to the conversation makes it easier to explain what you have in mind, while leaving room to adapt the design to your property.

Serving Columbus and nearby communities

We serve Columbus, Dublin, Grove City, Pickerington, Reynoldsburg, Upper Arlington, Westerville, Whitehall and Worthington. Include your property address when you contact us so we can discuss the location along with the work.

For a property outside these communities, ask about coverage before making plans. Project size, access and the type of work are useful details wherever you are located. A narrow route into a backyard, an occupied driveway or an entrance that must remain usable can affect how a project is planned.

Reviewing project plans in the Supreme Concrete Solutions office

Start with a clear project conversation

Share your priorities as well as the dimensions. For a patio, that might mean space for a dining table or a connection to an existing path. For a driveway, it could mean replacing a damaged section or considering a different layout. For masonry repairs, photos and a description of where you see damage are a useful starting point.

Before work is agreed, discuss the proposed materials, removal of existing surfaces, site access, timing and cleanup. Ask who will be your project contact and which responsibilities are included in the written scope. A clear proposal gives both sides something specific to review before construction begins.

Contact Supreme Concrete Solutions

Call (614) 705-0285, email info@supremeexterior.com, or send your project details. Include the project type, property location, approximate dimensions if known and preferred timing.

Our listed business address is 1015 E Broad St, Suite 210, Columbus, OH 43205. Contact us before arranging a visit. If you are still comparing options, a short description and a few photos are enough to start the conversation.