Concrete Driveways, Walkways & Steps in Broomfield, CO
Driveways, sidewalks, walkways, front steps, porches, patios and shop slabs, poured on ground we prepped ourselves. The dirt work and the concrete from one crew.
Driveways, walkways & front steps
New driveways and aprons, sidewalks and front walks, steps and porches, and patios. We tear out the old concrete, prep and compact the base, set forms and rebar, then pour and finish.
Concrete that starts with the dirt
Most concrete problems start below the concrete. Because we do our own site prep, base and compaction, we know the ground under your slab is right before the first truck shows up.
Concrete services
- Driveways and aprons
- Sidewalks and walkways
- Front porches and stoops
- Shop, garage and pole-barn slabs
- Pads for equipment and outbuildings
- Base prep, forms and reinforcement
Slabs for shops and post-frame buildings
If we built the pad, we can come back and pour the slab. That means one crew is responsible for the ground and the concrete on top of it.
What goes into a good slab
A compacted base, the right thickness for the use, reinforcement where it's needed, proper slope for drainage, and control joints so cracking happens where it should. We’ll walk through the details with you before you commit.
Common projects
- Shop and garage floors: slabs for detached garages, shops and post-frame buildings.
- Driveways and aprons: new drives and apron extensions on properly prepared base.
- Walks and front porches: sidewalks, walkways and front porch slabs.
- Equipment pads: pads for tanks, generators, HVAC equipment and small outbuildings.
Why one crew for the whole site
When the same crew digs, preps, trenches, backfills, grades and pours, nothing falls between the cracks. We know where the utilities went, how the backfill was placed and what the base looks like under the slab, and you have one person to call if something needs attention.
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How concrete works
Plan the slab
We confirm size, thickness, reinforcement, finish and any plumbing or electrical in the slab.
Prep the base
Ground is graded and compacted, and base material is placed.
Form & reinforce
Forms are set to grade and reinforcement is placed.
Pour, finish & cure
Concrete is placed, finished and joints are cut so the slab cures properly.
What affects the cost
Every site is different, so we price after seeing the ground. These are the things that move the number most. Estimates are free.
Size and thickness
More square footage and thicker slabs use more concrete.
Reinforcement
Rebar or mesh adds material and labor.
Site prep needed
A site that needs more grading, base or compaction adds to the price.
Finish
Broom and smooth trowel finishes vary in labor.
Access for trucks
If a truck can’t reach the pour, pumping or extra handling may be needed.
Weather
Hot or cold conditions can require extra steps to protect the concrete while it cures.
Concrete across the north Denver metro
Based in Broomfield, we take concrete jobs throughout the north and east metro. Not sure if you're in range? Send the address.
- Broomfield
- Westminster
- Thornton
- Northglenn
- Arvada
- Louisville
- Lafayette
- Longmont
- Commerce City
- Bennett
- Keenesburg
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FAQ
Do you pour shop and garage floors?
Yes, slabs for shops, garages and post-frame buildings are a core part of our concrete work.
Can you prep the ground and pour the concrete?
Yes. We handle the site prep, base and compaction, then form and pour, so one crew covers the whole job.
Do you do decorative or stamped concrete?
Our focus is structural and flatwork concrete: slabs, drives, walks and front porches. Ask us about your project and we’ll tell you straight if it’s a fit.
How much does a concrete slab cost?
It depends on size, thickness, reinforcement, site prep and access. We give a clear price after seeing the site. Estimates are free.
How soon can I use a new slab?
Light foot traffic is often fine within a few days, but vehicles and heavy loads usually need longer. We’ll give you guidance for your specific slab.
Why do control joints matter?
Concrete shrinks as it cures. Control joints give it a planned place to crack so cracks stay straight and out of sight.
Can you pour in Colorado winters?
It can be done with the right precautions, but timing and weather matter. We’ll tell you whether to pour now or wait.
Get your site build-ready.
Send the project details and we’ll follow up to talk through the site.