Concrete Contractors

Making concrete repairs or improvements

Concrete has gained visibility in the last few years as a "new" material and is showing up in a variety of applications including countertops and interior floors as well as foundations, driveways, and patios. In fact, in addition to being strong and extremely durable, concrete is a versatile, environmentally friendly, and cost-effective building material.

Hiring a concrete contractor is the same as hiring any other building contractor.

Obtain competitive quotes.
Ask for references; then check them.
Confirm that the contractor you select is currently licensed and carries both liability and Workers´ Comp insurance.

Forms of Concrete

The table below provides a brief introduction to the various types of concrete, descriptions, and applications.

Concrete Product	Description	Application
Ready mixed	Most common form. Nearly three-fourths of all concrete used is batched at local plants and delivered in the familiar trucks with revolving drums.	Driveways, patios, foundations
Precast	Concrete products cast in a factory setting. A major benefit is the tight quality control at the factory.	Includes: concrete bricks paving stones bridge girders structural components panels for cladding
Masonry	Manufactured concrete. Best known for its conventional 8 x 8 x 16-inch block.	Units are available in a wide variety of shapes, configurations, colors, and textures for an infinite range of building applications.
Cement-based materials	Many concrete-like properties, but not actually concrete. This category includes mortar, grout, terrazzo, soil-cement, and roller-compacted concrete. Other products in this category include flowable fill and cement-treated bases. A new generation of advanced products incorporates fibers and special aggregate.	Uses for materials in this category run the spectrum from interior flooring with terrazzo to soil-cement and roller-compacted concrete for pavements and dams. Newer products are used to make roofing tiles, shake shingles, lap siding, and countertops.

How to get estimates for a Concrete Contractor.

Submit our form. The short form on the service pages identifies your ZIP code location. When you enter your ZIP code and submit, it takes you to service type/task form.
Once you've submitted your request, your project is matched against contractors qualified for your job.
Up to four contractors contact you.
You interview each contractor, take their bid, and make your choice.

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