Seven services, one crew
Concrete Services in Justice, IL
Seven types of concrete work, every one resting on a dug-out base with slab depth chosen for its load.
Some calls are about a cracked driveway. Some are about a patio that never existed. Others come from a builder who needs footings for an addition, or a property manager with a row of heaved sidewalk panels. Different jobs, same rules underneath. Dig out the soft stuff. Pack a stone base. Pour it thick enough. Cut the joints where they belong. Let it cure before anybody leans on it. The seven services below cover everything we pour, from plain slabs and walks to stamped surfaces and foundations. Pick the one that fits, or call and describe the project. We will sort out which it is.
Pick the Concrete Work You Need
Concrete Flatwork
Shed pads, AC pads, side slabs and aprons. Dug out, based, formed to grade and broomed so water runs off.
Concrete Foundations
Footings, walls and slabs for room additions, new garages and porches. Below frost, reinforced, level and square.
Stamped Concrete
Slate, fieldstone and brick textures pressed in while the mix is soft, tinted to suit the trim and sealed last.
Concrete Walkways & Sidewalks
Front walks, side paths and sidewalks without trip edges. Sloped to drain, jointed evenly, broomed for grip.
Concrete Patios
Broom, smooth or stamped patios big enough for the table and grill, pitched so rain runs to the yard.
Concrete Driveways
Cracked drive jackhammered and trucked off, base rebuilt, steel set, then a heavy slab that takes weight and winter.
Commercial Concrete
Storefront walks, trash enclosure pads, mechanical slabs and flatwork for shops and rentals, staged so the doors stay open.
What Every Job Gets, Whatever We Pour
The right thickness
Walk, patio, driveway or footing, each slab is sized for what it carries.
A plan for cracks
Control joints laid out before the pour so shrinkage follows the lines.
A price you can read
Base, thickness, finish and tear-out written down before work starts.
Not Sure Which Service Fits?
A driveway with a stamped border, or a patio that needs a footing for a future porch. Plenty of jobs cross lines. Give us the rough picture and we will map out the order of work.