About our Garden City concrete company

The concrete work we do

• Concrete driveway building A new driveway when the old one is cracked, sinking or holding water, poured thick enough for your vehicles over a base we dig out and pack.
• Concrete patio construction If you want a place out back for chairs and a grill, we'll pour a patio slab sloped so rain runs off instead of toward the house.
• Stamped concrete services Stamped concrete is pressed with a pattern while it's still wet, so a patio, walk or entry can look like stone, brick or tile.
• Concrete sidewalk building New walks from the driveway to the door or around the house, worth doing when the old ones have heaved into trip edges or broken up.
• Garage floor concrete A garage floor that's chipping, cracked or settled toward the door gets torn out and repoured on a packed base, with a smooth finish that sweeps clean.
• Decorative concrete Color, exposed stone and patterns for a slab you'll look at every day. Good for entries and patios where plain gray isn't what you had in mind.
• Concrete retaining walls Where a yard slopes or soil keeps washing onto a drive or patio, a poured wall holds the ground back. Drainage behind it matters as much as the wall.
• Concrete floor installation Interior floors for shops, basements, barns and additions. We lay rebar, the steel grid inside the slab, so any cracks that do form stay tight.
• Concrete pool decks A deck around a pool needs a finish that isn't slick when it's wet and a slope that carries splash water away from the pool and the house.
• Concrete steps construction Front and back steps that have crumbled, pulled away from the house or settled out of level, rebuilt with even rises that are easy to climb.
• Slab foundation building The slab a new house, garage or shop sits on, poured over a base that's dug out, packed and checked for drainage before any steel goes in.
• Foundation installation Footings and walls for a new home, addition or outbuilding, set to your plans. Everything above depends on this work, so we don't rush the layout.
• Concrete parking lot building Lots for small businesses and rentals, poured thicker where trucks turn and pitched so rain drains off instead of standing in puddles by the door.
• Concrete footings Footings are the wide concrete base under walls, posts and decks. Porches, additions and garages need them, dug down to firm ground before we pour.
• Foundation raising When a slab or part of a house has sunk and doors start sticking, we find what's moving underneath before deciding how to bring it back up.
• Concrete cutting Saw cuts for a doorway, a utility trench or a broken section that has to come out, plus control joints, the grooves that tell a slab where to crack.