Concrete Questions, Answered
Straight answers to what people ask us most about concrete, design, foundations, repairs, floors and estimates.
Getting started
Where do I start?
With a call, a text or the form. Tell us about your space and what you want the concrete to do and we set up a free estimate. The free tools on this site can help you think it through first.
Do you offer free estimates?
Yes. We provide detailed, no-obligation estimates, and we are glad to talk through design ideas.
What concrete services do you offer?
Custom patios, driveways, walkways, sidewalks, foundations, concrete repairs, stained and colored concrete, concrete flooring, stamped concrete and decorative concrete.
Do you design as well as build?
Yes. We bring custom designs to life, from the shape and the size to the color, the pattern and the finish.
What areas do you serve?
We serve cities across the country. Use the service map or call to confirm yours.
Design and finishes
Can concrete look like stone or brick?
Yes. Stamped concrete creates the look of natural materials like stone or brick with detailed patterns and textures.
Can I add color?
Yes. Stained and colored concrete offers a wide range of options, from vibrant hues to subtle shades.
What is decorative concrete?
It is concrete transformed with techniques like engraving and etching into something more beautiful and unique than plain gray.
Is decorative concrete slippery?
It does not have to be. Textures and sealers are chosen so the surface grips, especially outdoors.
Do you do interior floors?
Yes. Concrete flooring solutions are durable and stylish for homes and businesses.
Building and foundations
Do you build foundations?
Yes. We provide foundation services built to last and to withstand the test of time.
How thick should a driveway be?
Many passenger-vehicle driveways are about four inches thick. Heavier loads call for more, and we size it to your use.
Why does the base matter?
The base supports the slab and helps water drain. A poor base is a common reason slabs settle and crack.
Do you use steel in slabs?
Often yes. The loads and the plans decide whether a slab gets rebar or mesh, and where.
How long before I can use new concrete?
Light foot traffic can often start after a day or so, and many people wait about a week before driving on it. We give you a plan for your job.
Repair and care
Can you repair cracks?
Yes. From cracks to uneven surfaces, our repair services restore the beauty and function of your concrete.
Can sunken slabs be lifted?
Often yes. Many settled slabs can be raised back to level in place.
Should I repair or replace?
If the slab is mostly sound, repair is often the better value. If it is badly broken or settled, replacing can be smarter. We look and give you a straight answer.
Should I seal my concrete?
Sealing protects against water and stains and makes concrete easier to clean. We choose a sealer for the surface and the look you want.
Do you remove old concrete?
Yes. We break out, haul away and replace old slabs on a fresh base.
Did not find your question?
Call or text, or send the form. We are happy to explain.