From driveways to garage slabs, concrete is the backbone of your property. We mix, place, and finish it right — so it stands up to Oregon winters and decades of daily use.
Residential and commercial concrete, done properly from formwork to final cure.
New driveways, replacements, and widenings. We prep the base properly so the slab doesn't crack or sink behind the old asphalt's habits.
Stamped, broom-finished, or smooth concrete patios and sidewalks that fit your yard's slope and drainage — with joints cut where they should go.
Thick, properly graded garage and workshop floors that hold weight, shed water toward the drain, and stay flat under heavy equipment.
Crack repairs, spall removal, and overlay/resurfacing of existing slabs — saving you a full tear-out when the slab underneath is still sound.
Retaining walls, curbs, and concrete edging that hold soil, define property lines, and give your landscape clean, durable lines.
Most concrete problems start underground. We excavate to firm soil, compact a proper aggregate base, and grade it for drainage before any concrete touches the ground.
Oregon's freeze-thaw cycles punish weak concrete. We spec the right mix and air content, place it fast enough to stay uniform, and time the final finish to avoid shrinkage cracks.
Control joints placed at the right intervals, followed by proper curing — the two details most shortcuts skip and the reason so many slabs crack in their first winter.
Common questions about concrete projects.
Concrete is stiff enough to walk on within a day or two and reaches full strength over 28 days. For vehicle traffic, we plan on at least 5–7 days depending on weather — and we'll tell you the exact go-ahead date, not a guess.
Yes. Where the work requires a permit — slabs and structural concrete — we pull it, coordinate inspections, and pass the inspection before we hand the project back to you.
Often, yes. Broom finish and standard gray are easy to match; stamped patterns and tinted concrete can be close when the original specs are known. For major resurfaces, an overlay usually gives the cleanest uniform look.
We track the forecast and schedule accordingly. If a pour is in progress when rain hits, we tarp and protect the slab while it cures — a covered job beats a rushed one every time.
Excavation to firm soil, compacted aggregate base, forms set to grade, and reinforcement or mesh per the design — all inspected by us before the trucks roll in.
Call or send us a message and we'll scope the work with you — dimensions, access, and drainage — and deliver a written quote before any work begins.