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Call us about your concrete
One number, and it reaches the people who'll be standing on your driveway. No form to fill in, no call center, and nobody selling your details to five other companies.

Free on-site estimates anywhere we work. Tell us what you're looking at and we'll tell you what it needs.
When we answer
- Monday–Friday7:00am – 6:00pm
- Saturday8:00am – 3:00pm
- SundayClosed
If we're in the middle of a pour we might not pick up. Finishing concrete isn't something you can walk away from. Call anyway and we'll get back to you the same day. Early morning is usually the easiest time to catch us, while crews are still staging.
There's no showroom and nothing to come look at in an office. We're a working crew, and the estimate happens at your property because that's the only place the job can actually be judged.
What helps when you call
None of this is required. Call with nothing and we'll still come out. But if you've got it handy, the first conversation goes a lot further:
- Roughly what size. Even a pace count. Twenty by thirty is a different conversation from ten by twelve.
- What's there now. Bare dirt, old concrete, gravel, pavers or grass. Demolition is a real line item.
- What's going to sit on it. Two cars is different from a work truck, a camper or a tractor, and it changes the thickness.
- How a truck would reach it. Front yard, back yard through a gate, or around a fence. Access costs money.
- Your timeline. Three weeks or next spring changes what we'd recommend.
- Any notice you've had about a sidewalk defect, or any approval your subdivision wants first.
Where we work
Lincoln and Lancaster County first, then the towns around it. Northeast through Waverly and Greenwood to Ashland on the Platte. North to Malcolm, Branched Oak and Wahoo. West out I-80 to Seward, Milford and York. Southwest to Crete. South through Hickman and Bennet down Highway 77 to Beatrice. East on Highway 34 through Eagle toward Nebraska City. If you're near the edge of that, call and ask. The answer's usually yes.
Got concrete that needs work?
One number, straight answers, and a written price once somebody has actually stood on the job.