Building a Concrete Future

If you are working on a big project that requires concrete, you might use a general contractor. These types of projects often have lots of pages with details about what kind of concrete should be used. We can help by delivering a product that meets those specifications.

 

Before you place an order, there are several decisions you'll need to make. One of the first choices is what kind of construction you're planning. Will it be a new home, a big addition project, or something smaller like a driveway or patio? Once you know that, then you can move on to hiring either an engineer or architect if your project will require detailed plans and drawings.

 

On the other hand, you may decide your smaller project would look best with your own design. You can either draw it out or show a contractor what you have in mind. Then, of course, you will need to coordinate construction and/or find a foundation contractor who can grade and level the area, build the form that will hold your concrete, and finally, pour and finish the concrete.

 

Did you know that if you pay your contractor for labor and materials and they fail to pay us, a legal filing called a lien can be placed on your property? This is why it is crucial to research and get references when hiring a contractor to determine as to whether they are reliable and have a good reputation. Before work begins, you want an agreement in writing on final cost and exactly what services are covered. And if you've never worked with this contractor before, ask for references and check those references.

 

We've been in the industry for decades. We know who the dependable, local, independent, foundation contractors are and can share their contact information with you if you don't know where to start.