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Concrete Countertops
Poured and finished in place or cast to your template, then sealed for kitchen use. Waterfall edges, integral drainboards, and undermount sink cutouts are shaped before the mix sets, not ground in afterward.

Concrete Driveways
Four inches over compacted base for cars, five to six where trucks and RVs park. Joints are cut at 8- to 12-foot spacing so shrinkage cracks land where we planned them.

Concrete Patios
Outdoor rooms sized around the furniture you actually own, sloped away from the house at a quarter-inch per foot. Broom, salt, or smooth troweled finishes hold traction through summer glare and winter damp.

Decorative Concrete
Acid stains, integral color, exposed aggregate, and saw-cut patterns turn gray slabs into finished surfaces. Color is chosen against your siding and hardscape in daylight, never from a printed chip alone.

Commercial Concrete
Loading docks, parking lots, ADA approaches, and warehouse slabs poured on schedules that keep your doors open. Phased pours, night work, and inspection coordination are planned before the first truck arrives.

Demolition
Old slabs, patios, and foundations broken out, loaded, and hauled off with the subgrade left graded and ready. Utilities are located, marked, and protected before a single breaker touches concrete.

Stamped Concrete
Slate, ashlar, wood-plank, and cobble patterns pressed while the slab is still plastic, then release colored and sealed. Patterns are laid out dry first so seams fall away from sight lines.

Concrete Walkways
Paths from driveway to porch, side yard to patio, poured wide enough for two people and edged clean. Grade is set to shed water toward the lawn instead of the foundation.

Concrete Sidewalks
Public frontage poured to city standard: 4-foot minimum clear width, cross slope held under 2 percent, and driveway approaches tied in level. Encroachment permits are handled before any forms go down.
