
Concrete driveways
New, replacement, extensions and aprons, four inches or thicker on compacted stone, broom-finished and jointed to control where it cracks.
Driveways →Everything from a new driveway on a stone base to a foam lift on a sunken walk, each priced in writing after a free site visit. Twelve services, one rule: the ground under the slab gets as much attention as the finish on top.

New, replacement, extensions and aprons, four inches or thicker on compacted stone, broom-finished and jointed to control where it cracks.
Driveways →
Outdoor living slabs graded away from the house, plain, broomed or stamped, sized for how you actually use the yard.
Patios →
Stamped patterns, integral and stained color, exposed aggregate and borders on patios, driveways, walks and pool decks.
Decorative →
Front walks, side paths and garden paths with proper fall, non-slip finishes and joints spaced for a long narrow slab.
Walkways →
Crack repair, spall patching, resurfacing and edge rebuilds when the slab underneath is still sound.
Repair →
Polyurethane foam and cement slurry lifting for settled slabs, walks, steps and garage floors, finished the same morning.
Leveling →
Garage, shop, barn and shed slabs, monolithic pads and footings reinforced for the load and formed to the plan.
Slabs →
Poured and segmental block walls with footings, drainage and backfill done right, for driveways, yards and grade changes.
Retaining walls →
Poured front and side steps, replacements for crumbling stoops and stair repairs, with even risers and a safe tread.
Steps →
Driveways, walks, garage slabs and patios for new homes and builders in the subdivisions going up around Greer, with the fill compacted first.
New construction →
Warehouse floors, loading areas, dumpster pads, parking and sidewalk flatwork for the businesses along I-85 and around the Inland Port.
Commercial →
Penetrating sealers, joint re-caulking and pressure cleaning on a two-to-three-year cycle, timed for the Upstate winter.
Sealing →An estimator comes out, checks the ground, measures and writes the price. Free across Greer and the Greenville–Spartanburg corridor, and the phone is answered at any hour.