Concrete Work
The same crews that pour foundations pour our flatwork — which means the base prep, reinforcement and jointing are done the way structural concrete demands.
Typical timeline
Most driveways and patios: three to five days.
Drainage planned
Slope and runoff designed in, not added later.
Clean site
We haul off spoils and leave the area tidy.
Driveways, patios and walkways
New installations start with excavation, compacted base rock and steel or fiber reinforcement, then a pour with properly spaced control joints so the slab cracks where it's supposed to — in the joint, not across the middle.
Repair options
Settled or heaved slabs can sometimes be lifted and re-supported instead of removed. Spalled surfaces can be resurfaced. When a slab is past saving, we tear out and repour just the failed sections where the layout allows.
Finishes and design
Broom, smooth trowel, exposed aggregate, saw-cut patterns, integral color and stamped finishes. We'll show you samples and talk through what holds up best in your specific setting and drainage.
Thinking about concrete work?
We'll come out, look honestly at what's happening, and explain your options. No obligation.
Request Your Free Inspectionor call (707) 829-8307