How thick should my driveway be?
It depends on what is going to drive on it. Cars and pickups are one thing; a loaded trailer or a tractor is another. We will spec it once we know what you park on it, and we would rather build it right than build it thin.
Why does concrete crack?
All concrete moves. The job of a good pour is to control where it cracks with proper base, reinforcement and control joints, so the cracks land in the joints instead of across the middle of your patio.
Do you do foundations for new houses?
Yes, and because we frame as well, the same company that pours your slab builds the house on top of it. That removes the finger-pointing that happens when two contractors share a line.
How long before I can drive on a new slab?
Rule of thumb is foot traffic in a day or so and vehicles in about a week, but it depends on the mix, the thickness and the weather. We will give you the real number for your pour before we leave.
Can you tear out my old concrete?
Yes. And we will check the base underneath while it is open, because more often than not that is what actually failed.
Do you take on commercial work?
Yes — shop floors, approaches, pads and light commercial slabs, alongside residential.
