The part you don't see.
We come from commercial concrete, where every slab gets tested and inspected. We bring that home: a compacted base, reinforcing, joints in the right places, and slope so water runs off.
Text us a photo of your driveway, patio, or walk, or send it through the estimate form, and we'll get back to you with a ballpark. If it looks like a fit, we'll come walk it and send a clear one-page proposal.
New drives, replacements, and extensions with a clean broom finish or exposed aggregate.
Back patios and outdoor living areas: broom finish, stamped, or exposed aggregate.
Front walks, side paths, and steps, sloped so water runs off.
Slabs and footings for detached garages, metal buildings, and pole barns.
Brick, slate, and stone patterns, colored to suit.
We wash off the top layer to show the stone. Good grip, and it hides dirt and wear.
A resin-bound stone surface: natural stone locked in a clear binder, smooth to walk on, seamless, and no control joints. It works over pool decks, patios, walks, and drives, and over sound existing concrete.
Available for Vuba projects in Shelby, Tipton, and Fayette Counties.
Text a picture or use the free estimate form. We'll get back to you with a ballpark.
We come look, measure, and send a clear one-page proposal you can sign right on your phone.
Chad or Kale is on your job from start to finish.
We come from commercial concrete, where every slab gets tested and inspected. We bring that home: a compacted base, reinforcing, joints in the right places, and slope so water runs off.
It depends on the size, the finish, whether old concrete comes out, and how easy it is to get a truck to it. Send a photo and the rough size and we'll get you a ballpark. Your real price comes on a one-page proposal after we walk it.
Yes. Removal and haul-off are priced when we come look, since thickness, rebar, and access change the work a lot.
Foot traffic is usually fine the next day. Give it about a week before you park a car on it, and longer for anything heavy. We'll tell you the timing for your job before we leave.
Those are control joints. Concrete shrinks as it cures, and the joints give it a planned place to crack, in a straight line inside the joint, instead of across the middle of a panel.
All concrete can crack. What keeps it tight and out of sight is the work you never see: a solid compacted base, reinforcing, joints in the right places, and slope so water runs off instead of sitting.
Broom is the workhorse: good grip, and usually the lowest price. Exposed aggregate shows the stone, hides wear, and grips well. Stamped looks like brick, slate, or stone. Vuba is a resin-bound stone surface with no joints. Not sure which? Send a photo and we'll help you pick.
Shelby, Tipton, and Fayette Counties. If you're just outside that, call or text and ask.
Yes. See our commercial page to send us a project to bid.