Flatwork Done Right

Concrete Driveways, Patios & Walkways In Your City

Tear-Out To Final Seal — One Crew, One Written Quote

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Concrete Driveways

Typical Install: 2 – 4 Days

Placeholder description — full replacement or new construction, sized and reinforced for daily traffic, trailers and the occasional moving truck.

Starting At (Placeholder Pricing)

Broom Finish$9 / sq ft

Exposed Agg.$13 / sq ft

Stamped$16 / sq ft

Every Driveway Includes

Tear-out & haul-away of the old slab
Compacted gravel base and grading
Rebar or wire mesh reinforcement
4" – 6" pour matched to the load
Control joints cut on schedule
Sealing and clean curb transitions

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Patios & Pool Decks

Typical Install: 2 – 5 Days

Placeholder description — outdoor living slabs with the right slope, slip-resistant finishes and layouts that fit your furniture, grill and fire pit plans.

Popular Options

Broom or swirl finishes for grip
Stamped & colored upgrades
Exposed aggregate borders
Cool-touch sealers for pool decks
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Drainage planning away from the house

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Walkways & Steps

Typical Install: 1 – 3 Days

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Every Walkway Includes

Grading & forming for straight lines
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Non-slip finishes for wet weather
Code-height steps and landings
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Sealing for stain resistance

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Common Concrete Questions

How long before we can walk or drive on new concrete?

Placeholder answer — typically foot traffic in 24–48 hours and vehicles after about 7 days, with full cure strength near 28 days. Your business would give its exact guidance here.

Will my new slab crack?

Placeholder answer — concrete moves, which is why control joints are cut in the right places at the right time so any hairline cracking happens where it was planned to.

Can you pour in cold or rainy weather?

Placeholder answer — describe your seasonal scheduling policy, blankets and additives for shoulder-season pours, and when a pour gets rescheduled.

Do you remove and haul away the old concrete?

Placeholder answer — yes, tear-out, haul-away and recycling of the old slab would be included in the written quote, along with site cleanup.

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