Poured, stamped, and repaired by a local crew that knows Central Ohio soil and winters — built to hold up for decades, not just a season.
If you own a home in Delaware, Powell, Lewis Center, or anywhere in Delaware County, you already know what Ohio weather does to concrete. Our winters swing above and below freezing dozens of times, and the heavy clay soil under most of this area holds water and shifts as it freezes. Concrete that isn't poured on a properly prepared base — or isn't mixed and cured for this climate — cracks, flakes, and sinks years before it should. We pour concrete the right way for this region, so your driveway, patio, or slab stays flat and solid through the freeze-thaw cycles that come every single winter.
We're a local concrete crew serving homeowners and businesses across Delaware and the surrounding towns. Whether you need a fresh driveway to replace a cracked, 30-year-old slab, a stamped patio for the backyard, or a repair on steps that have started to heave, you'll deal with people who actually pour the concrete — not a call center. Every project starts with a free on-site estimate, an honest look at your existing base and drainage, and a written quote with no surprises.
The bread and butter of concrete work in this area is flatwork — the flat, poured surfaces that homeowners walk and drive on every day:
From a single patio to a full driveway tear-out and repour — every job starts with a free written estimate.
New driveways and full replacements poured on a properly compacted base so they don't crack or sink.
Learn More →Broom-finish, exposed aggregate, and stamped patterns colored to match your home and yard.
Learn More →Level, slip-resistant paths and public walk replacements built to city spec.
Learn More →Reinforced interior slabs for garages, pole barns, and workshops.
Learn More →Footings, foundation slabs, and pads for sheds, additions, AC units, and hot tubs.
Learn More →Crack repair, resurfacing, and replacement of heaved or sunken slabs.
Learn More →A properly poured driveway or patio should last 25 to 40 years in Ohio. The difference between concrete that lasts and concrete that fails almost always comes down to what happens before the pour.
We excavate, grade, and compact a stone base so the slab has something stable to rest on — the number-one reason concrete cracks in this area.
Driveways get four inches or more with wire mesh or rebar; heavier loads get thicker slabs. We don't cut corners under the surface.
Joints are cut where concrete wants to crack anyway, and every pour is sloped to move water away from your home and foundation.
Air-entrained concrete and proper curing help the surface resist the scaling and flaking Ohio winters cause.
Tell us what you're planning. We'll set a time to come look at the site.
We measure, check your base and drainage, and give you a written price.
We excavate, form, set reinforcement, and pour — most jobs in 2–4 days.
We finish, cut control joints, and walk you through caring for it while it cures.
Standard gray flatwork typically runs $8–$15 per square foot, and stamped or decorative finishes run $12–$22 per square foot. A two-car driveway usually lands between $6,000 and $12,000, and a backyard patio often falls between $3,500 and $8,000. Price depends on size, slab thickness, how much old concrete has to be torn out, and site access. You'll always get a firm written quote before any work starts.
Most residential driveways and patios are done in two to four days of on-site work. You can usually walk on new concrete in 24–48 hours and drive on it after about seven days. Full strength develops over roughly 28 days, so we'll give you simple instructions to protect it during that first month.
All concrete develops hairline shrinkage over time — that's normal and why we cut control joints to guide where it happens. What you want to avoid is structural cracking, heaving, and sinking, and that comes down to base prep, thickness, reinforcement, and drainage. Done correctly for Ohio's freeze-thaw climate, a slab stays flat and solid for decades.
April through October is ideal in Central Ohio. We can pour in colder weather using insulated blankets and mix additives, but spring and fall calendars fill up fast — if you're planning a project, it's smart to call a few weeks ahead to lock in a date.
Often, yes. We repair cracks, resurface worn or pitted slabs, and level minor settling. When a slab is badly heaved, crumbling, or resting on a failed base, a tear-out and repour is usually the better value than repeated patching. We'll tell you honestly which one makes sense for your situation.
For work in the public right-of-way — like a sidewalk replacement or a new drive apron — a permit or inspection may be required by the City of Delaware or Delaware County. We'll let you know what's needed and pour to the required spec.
We pour concrete for homeowners and businesses throughout Delaware County and the north Columbus area:
Driveway, patio, slab, or repair — call now for a free on-site estimate and a straight answer on price and timing.
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