What we pour
We are a residential-focused concrete contractor: driveways, patios, walkways, steps, shop slabs, footings and short retaining walls. Everything below is work our own crews do — we do not broker jobs out to whoever is free that week.
Not sure which category your project falls into? Call (360) 555-0142 and describe it. Two minutes on the phone usually sorts it out.
Concrete Driveways
from $10 / sq ft · see prices
New driveway pours, replacements and widenings built on a compacted base with control joints that keep Snohomish County ground movement from cracking your slab.
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Concrete Patios & Slabs
from $9 / sq ft · see prices
Backyard patios, shop floors, RV pads and garage slabs poured flat, drained away from the house and finished to hold up to Pacific Northwest weather.
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Stamped & Decorative Concrete
from $17 / sq ft · see prices
Stamped, stained and integrally colored concrete that reads like stone, slate or brick — sealed and cured so the color lasts through the rainy season.
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Sidewalks & Walkways
from $10 / sq ft · see prices
City sidewalks, side-yard paths and front walks poured to grade with ADA-friendly slopes, broom finish and clean, straight edges.
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Concrete Steps & Porches
from $400 / step · see prices
Poured steps, landings and porch slabs with even risers, safe treads and footings sized for our wet, soft soils.
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Foundations, Footings & Retaining Walls
from $45 / linear ft · see prices
Footings, stem walls, garage and shop foundations, and short retaining walls — formed, reinforced and inspected before a single yard is poured.
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Concrete repair & replacement
Cracked, spalling, settled or heaved concrete gets an honest assessment: what caused it, whether a repair will hold, and what a replacement would cost. Surface spalling on a sound slab can often be resurfaced. A slab that has broken into moving pieces cannot — and we will say so.
Common repairs: trip hazard removal, panel replacement, step tread rebuilds, joint sealing, and tearing out slabs that pond water against a foundation.
Demolition, excavation & site prep
Most of our jobs start with taking something out. We break out old concrete, haul it off for recycling, cut roots that are lifting slabs, re-grade and import crushed rock, and fix the drainage problem that broke the last slab before pouring the new one.
If your project is prep only — a pad graded and compacted for someone else’s building — we quote that too.