About our Rock Springs concrete contractor crew

Concrete work from driveways to foundations

• Concrete driveway building

  New concrete driveways and full replacements, with the old base dug out and packed firm first. Call when yours is cracked, sinking or pooling water.

• Concrete patio construction

  Backyard patios poured on a packed base and sloped so rain runs away from the house. A good call when grass won't grow or old pavers keep shifting.

• Stamped concrete services

  Concrete pressed with patterns that look like stone, brick or slate, then colored and sealed. Homeowners pick it for patios and walks that need more than gray.

• Concrete sidewalk building

  Front walks and side paths, with control joints cut so any cracking follows the lines we chose. Call when slabs have heaved or split.

• Garage floor concrete

  New or replacement garage slabs thick enough for vehicles and sloped toward the door. Call when the old floor is cracked, flaking or settling near the walls.

• Decorative concrete

  Colored, stained and exposed-aggregate finishes for slabs that sit in plain view. Call when you want the concrete to match your house instead of just covering ground.

• Concrete retaining walls

  Poured walls that hold back a slope so a yard, driveway or patio can sit level. Call when a hillside is sliding or an old wall is leaning.

• Concrete floor installation

  Interior concrete floors for basements, shops and additions, poured level and finished smooth or ready for flooring. Call when you're building out a room on slab.

• Concrete pool decks

  Decks around in-ground pools with a textured surface for wet feet and slope that carries water off. Call when the old deck is cracked or lifting.

• Concrete steps construction

  Front and back steps formed to even heights so nobody catches a toe. Call when old steps are crumbling, pulling from the house or settling crooked.

• Slab foundation building

  Single-slab foundations for homes, garages and outbuildings, with the ground prepared and packed before the pour. Call once your plans are drawn and the lot is chosen.

• Foundation installation

  Footings and foundation walls for new homes and additions, set deep enough to stay below the frost. Call early, while the plans are still being drawn.

• Concrete parking lot building

  Concrete lots for shops and rental properties, built on a heavier base for daily traffic. Call when asphalt keeps breaking up or you're planning a new lot.

• Concrete footings

  Footings for decks, additions, garages and posts, the wide concrete base that spreads a building's weight. Call before framing starts or when a deck needs firmer support.

• Foundation raising

  Lifting slabs or foundations that have settled to bring floors back toward level. Call when you see new cracks, gaps or doors that start to stick.

• Concrete cutting

  Saw cuts through slabs, walls and driveways for new doors, drains or clean removal. Call when one section has to come out and the rest should stay.