We build strong, durable parking lots, driveways, sidewalks, and provide settling repair to restore damaged surfaces. Perfect for residential and commercial needs, our concrete solutions are made to last.
From excavation to footings and foundations, we create stable, long-lasting bases for any structure. Whether it’s a home or a commercial project, we deliver reliability you can count on.
Add style and functionality with stamped and colored concrete for patios, driveways, and more. Our tear-out services ensure old concrete is removed for a fresh, flawless installation.
Our durable commercial and farm concrete is built to endure heavy loads and tough conditions, providing reliable strength for foundations, surfaces, and equipment areas.
Concrete typically takes about 24 to 48 hours to set enough for foot traffic, but full curing can take up to 28 days for maximum strength. Proper curing conditions, like moisture control, help ensure durability and longevity.
The best time to pour concrete is during mild weather conditions, typically in the spring and fall. Temperatures between 50°F and 70°F provide ideal curing conditions, helping prevent cracking and ensuring durability. Extreme heat or cold can affect the curing process, so additional precautions may be needed in summer or winter.
To prevent cracks, proper preparation and curing are essential. Using control joints, reinforcing with rebar or wire mesh, and keeping the surface moist during the curing process all help minimize cracking. Additionally, a properly prepared subbase and using a high-quality mix reduce the likelihood of structural issues.
Yes, we offer maintenance services to keep your concrete surfaces in top condition. This includes sealing, crack repairs, resurfacing, and general upkeep to ensure long-lasting durability and performance.
With proper installation and maintenance, a concrete driveway or patio can last 30 to 50 years. Regular sealing, avoiding heavy loads, and addressing minor cracks early can extend its lifespan significantly.
Our availability depends on current project schedules, but we strive to begin work as soon as possible. Contact us today for a consultation, and we’ll provide an estimated timeline based on your project's scope and needs.
It’s best to refrain from using salt (sodium chloride) on your concrete surfaces, especially in the first year after installation. Salt can accelerate the freeze-thaw cycle, leading to surface deterioration, scaling, and cracks. Instead, consider using alternatives like calcium magnesium acetate (CMA), sand, or kitty litter to improve traction without causing damage. Regular sealing and proper maintenance can also help protect your concrete from harsh winter conditions.
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