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Contact Justice Concrete Contractor

Phoning is how every job here starts. These are the details you need.

Best Way In

Phone
(708) 766-8749On a cell? One tap dials us.
Service area
Justice and nearby southwest Cook County towns
Returning calls
Pouring since 2017. Miss us and we ring back after the trowels are put away.

Office Hours

Monday7am start, 5pm finish
Tuesday7am start, 5pm finish
Wednesday7am start, 5pm finish
Thursday7am start, 5pm finish
Friday7am start, 5pm finish
Saturday7am start, 5pm finish
SundayClosed

A wet forecast or a deep cold snap can bump a pour back. We let you know as early as we can.

Handy Info for the First Call

Dial (708) 766-8749 and describe the job in broad strokes: what kind of concrete, about how big, and what sits there today. If old concrete needs to come out, mention it. Photos are not needed on the first call. We have been doing this since 2017 and can usually tell what a project needs from a short description and a site visit.

How the First Call Goes

  1. We ask about the job

    Type of concrete, rough size, what is there now and when you would like it done.

  2. We talk options

    Slab depth, finish choices and whether the existing concrete gets torn out, in plain words.

  3. We set up a site visit

    A crew lead swings by with a tape measure, and the price follows on paper. No commitment on the phone.

Phone Questions, Answered

Nobody picked up. Now what?

Odds are we have wet concrete in front of us. Leave a name, a number and a line about the job. Expect a callback when the slab is finished.

Will you talk numbers by phone?

Sure. We will walk through what moves the cost and give a rough range. The firm figure is written up after we see the site.

Do you work outside Justice?

Yes. We pour in Bridgeview, Hickory Hills, Palos Hills, Willow Springs, Summit, Burbank and other nearby towns.

Can my contractor or architect call you?

Of course. For foundations especially, it helps when we talk with whoever drew the plans.

Should I have anything ready?

Rough measurements help but are not required. If you have drawings for an addition or garage, keep them nearby.

Ready to Talk Concrete?

Tell us about the driveway, patio, walk or foundation. We will explain what it needs in plain words, with no obligation.