Let's talk about your concrete

Before you ask

Common questions

Still stuck on something? Call (404) 670-8273 — you'll get a person who actually pours concrete, not a call center.

• How much does a concrete patio or driveway cost?

  It comes down to square footage, thickness, how much tear-out and base work is involved, and the finish you pick. Plain grey broom finish is the least expensive; stamped, stained and overlay work costs more because of the labor and materials. We price every job on site and hand you a line-item number rather than quoting a range that changes later.

• Do you remove my old concrete?

  Yes. Tear-out and haul-away are part of the estimate when the existing slab has to go. If your concrete is structurally sound but ugly, ask about a decorative overlay instead — it bonds over the top and usually costs meaningfully less than a full replacement.

• How long will my project take?

  Most residential driveways and patios run one to two weeks from deposit to sealer, weather permitting. The pour itself is a single day; the rest is prep, cure time and sealing. You'll get the schedule before we break ground.

• When can I drive or walk on it?

  Foot traffic is typically fine after 24 to 48 hours, and vehicles after seven days on a standard residential mix. We give you the exact windows for your pour and come back to seal at the right time rather than rushing it.

• Are you licensed and insured?

  Yes — licensed and insured, with a written workmanship warranty on every job. We're happy to send certificates before you sign anything.