Concrete
We pour slabs, pads, walkways and driveways, and we prep the ground underneath first so the concrete doesn’t crack and settle.
Every pour starts with the ground: compacted subgrade, a stone base where it’s needed, and forms set to the slope that keeps water off the slab.
Because we do the site work ourselves, the grading, base and concrete are handled by one crew, with no finger-pointing between trades.
What’s included
- Shop and garage slabs
- Equipment and generator pads
- Patios and walkways
- Concrete driveways and aprons
- Footings
- Base prep and forming
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Concrete questions
Do you prep the ground before pouring?
Always. Grading, compaction and a stone base are part of every pour. That prep is what keeps a slab from cracking and settling.
How long before I can drive on new concrete?
Foot traffic after a few days, cars after about a week, and heavy equipment later than that. Exact timing depends on mix and weather; we’ll tell you for your pour.
Can you remove my old concrete first?
Yes. Breakout and haul-off of old concrete is part of our demolition service.
Need help with concrete?
Send us the location and a few details (photos help) and we’ll get back to you to talk about the job and give you a free estimate.