Concrete work
done right.

It comes down to square footage, how much prep the site needs, and the finish you pick. A broom finish is the baseline; exposed aggregate and stamped work cost more per square foot. Use the calculator on this site for a ballpark in about twenty seconds, then we confirm it with a written quote after we've seen the site.

No. We come out, look at the site, and leave you with a straight written quote. No deposit, no obligation.

No. Every project gets our own crew. That's the main reason we can give you a real start date and keep it — we're not waiting on somebody else's schedule.

It depends on your city or county and on what's being poured — driveways and foundations often need one, a backyard patio frequently doesn't. We handle permits where they're required and tell you upfront if your project needs one.

You get a confirmed start date rather than a vague someday. Missouri weather can move a pour by a day or two — concrete needs the right temperature and a dry window to cure properly — and if that happens you'll hear it from us rather than finding out when nobody shows up.

You can usually walk on new flatwork within a day or so, but driving on it takes considerably longer, and concrete keeps gaining strength for weeks after that. We'll give you the specific dates for your pour before we leave the site.

That depends on why it cracked. Surface spalling and isolated cracks can often be repaired or resurfaced. If the base underneath has failed or moved, patching just hides the problem and it comes back. We diagnose the cause first and tell you which one you're in.

We can tie new work into existing slabs and match the finish as closely as concrete allows. Exact colour matching isn't realistic — a new pour cures lighter and settles into its final tone over months — so we'll be straight with you about how close it will get.