Concrete, placed and finished right

Sidewalks

How long a concrete sidewalk lasts comes down to the materials and the workmanship that go into it. The wrong mix or a careless installation cracks early, holds up poorly to the weather, and can end up a tripping hazard. Rather than trusting the work to part-time installers and side-job “experts,” you get a crew that has been placing exterior concrete since 1978 — on any budget, and on any project, large or small. Whether your sidewalks have cracked or you are improving the property, the estimate is free.

Driveways

Driveway work runs from repairing an old surface to a new decorative pour that winds to the house. When we put in a new driveway, taking out the old one is part of the job — we remove and dispose of whatever driveway or concrete surface is there now, from teardown to cleanup, so the project stays on time and on budget.

Slabs

Poured slabs are the most common concrete project there is: garage floors, outdoor basketball courts, foundations for storage sheds and equipment, and a hundred other uses. A slab can be standard gray or colored, and the finish can be broomed — the usual choice outdoors — troweled, or stamped. Our estimator will meet you on site, talk through what the slab needs to carry, answer your questions, and put a written quote in your hand.

Commercial work

Commercial services cover interior and exterior demolition, prep, place and pour, finishing, cutting, and foundations. Where interior work requires it, we run propane-powered and electric machines, or gas and diesel equipment fitted with CO2 scrubbers — the detail a facilities manager needs to know before letting a crew indoors.