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Concrete, block and brick, poured and laid to stay put.

Driveways, patios, foundations, retaining walls and masonry for homes and small commercial sites.

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What we pour & lay

Built on
a good base.

Most concrete fails from the ground up. We dig out, compact a proper base and reinforce it before a single yard is poured.

Driveways01

Driveways

Excavated, based, reinforced and finished with clean control joints.

Patios & stamped02

Patios & stamped

Stamped, colored or exposed aggregate patios that drain away from the house.

Foundations03

Foundations

Footings, walls and slabs to the drawings.

Brick04

Brick

New walls, repairs and repointing.

Block walls05

Block walls

Block foundations, garden and retaining walls, laid level and grouted solid.

Steps & retaining06

Steps & retaining

Formed steps and retaining walls built with drainage behind them.

Pour day, start to finish

How a slab
gets made.

01

Dig & form

Excavate to depth, set forms to grade and slope for drainage.

02

Base

Gravel base spread and compacted in lifts so nothing settles.

03

Steel

Rebar or mesh on chairs, so it sits in the middle of the slab.

04

Pour & finish

Placed, screeded, floated and finished with clean control joints.

05

Cure & seal

Kept off and cured properly, then sealed when it's ready.

Finishes

Pick a
surface.

Concrete doesn't have to be gray and flat. Tap a finish to see it up close.

Stamped stone finishStamped & stained finishSmooth trowel finishClay brick finishReclaimed brick finish
Stamped stonePattern-stamped and color-released to look like flagstone.
Row of townhomes with new concrete driveways

Driveways for the whole street.

From a single driveway to a row of new townhomes, we form, pour and finish flatwork that stays flat and drains the right way.

Standards

Set in
stone.

  1. Base before beautyProper excavation and compacted base on every job.
  2. Reinforced rightSteel sized for the load and set at the right height.
  3. Joints that workControl joints placed where cracks would want to go.
  4. Drainage firstSlope away from the house, always.
  5. Written quoteThickness, finish and reinforcement spelled out.
  6. Site restoredForms pulled, backfilled and cleaned up.

Pouring all over the area.

Residential and light commercial work across the city, its suburbs and surrounding rural roads, wherever a truck can reach.

City lotsSuburbsNew subdivisionsFarms & shopsSmall commercialHOA communities
FAQ

Good to
know.

Will my concrete crack?

All concrete can crack; the goal is to control where. A solid base, the right reinforcement and well-placed joints keep cracks small and in the joints.

How soon can I drive on a new driveway?

Foot traffic after a day or two, cars after about a week, and heavy vehicles later. We'll give you a schedule for your pour.

Can you fix my old brick?

Yes. We repoint mortar joints, replace damaged brick and match color and texture as closely as possible.

Do retaining walls need drainage?

Always. We build in gravel backfill and drain lines so water pressure doesn't push the wall over.

Should I seal my concrete?

For most exterior flatwork, yes. Sealing helps resist stains and freeze-thaw damage. We'll recommend timing and product.

Ready to pour?

Let's lay
it down.

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Concrete & masonry that stays put.

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