Concrete Service
Concrete Flatwork
Driveways, slabs, and pads finished flat, level, and true.
Overview
Flatwork lives or dies by the sub-base and the finishing crew. Our team screeds, bull-floats, and hand-trowels every pour to strict tolerances so water drains where it should and vehicles roll without a bump.
What's included
- Driveways, RV pads, and equipment slabs
- Garage floors with proper slope to drain
- 4" to 8" thickness engineered to the load
- Broom, smooth, or salt finishes
- Expansion joints against structures and hardscape
- Optional color, hardener, or densifier
Our process
- 1
Design the slab
We size thickness and reinforcement to your vehicle weights, soil, and drainage.
- 2
Prep the pad
Excavate, install base rock, compact, and set screed rails to a laser grade.
- 3
Pour & finish
Place, screed, float, and finish with the texture you chose.
- 4
Joint & cure
Sawcut control joints early, then cure with water or curing compound.
Frequently asked
- How thick should my driveway be?
- Standard residential is 4", but we recommend 5–6" with rebar for RVs, boats, or heavy trucks.
- Can you tie into my existing driveway?
- Yes — we saw a clean edge, dowel into the old slab, and match the finish and color as closely as possible.