(770) 313-7044Get a Free Estimate

Our Work

Examples of Our Concrete Work

Browse examples of our concrete projects across Snellville and the surrounding area, from driveways and slabs to commercial sites.

  • Large freshly poured gray concrete driveway with a broom texture before a two-bay garage
  • Broom-textured driveway sections and control joints glowing in low golden sunlight
  • Long new broom-finished concrete driveway climbing a red clay slope to a brick house
  • Long finished gray concrete drive slab with control joints and a broom texture
  • Gray stamped concrete in a square slate-tile pattern with scattered fallen leaves
  • New light gray concrete driveway flaring to a wide stamped square-paver apron
  • New gray concrete driveway with a broom-finished upper section and a stamped slate apron
  • Old concrete driveway being broken out by three workers in front of a white brick ranch house
  • New smooth gray concrete driveway with a flared apron running up to a white brick house
  • Curved new gray concrete walkway winding to the side of a white brick house
  • Long rectangle of smooth red clay with new wooden forms along both edges
  • Large rectangle of smooth red clay outlined with new wooden forms in a back yard
  • New broom-finished gray concrete pad in front of a gray painted brick split-level house
  • New light gray broom-finished concrete driveway between two tan stucco retaining walls
  • Huge freshly poured gray concrete slab with a wet sheen filling a pole barn
  • Large wet, smooth gray concrete slab inside a pole barn with a center wooden post
  • Gravel base under black steel trusses, a ready-mix truck at the left and a laser level
  • Gravel floor covered in black and clear plastic sheeting inside a large pole barn
  • Wooden forms set on red clay for a concrete pad and walkway at a back door
  • Two long wooden forms set down a narrow side yard lawn for a concrete walkway
  • New broom-finished gray concrete walkway with a rounded corner climbing a grassy slope
  • New concrete walk curving wide along a vinyl-sided house past an air conditioner unit
  • Concrete mixer truck backing in with its chute lowered toward a prepared dirt area
  • Smoothed red-brown dirt pad with tire tracks, two workers walking toward a metal shop
  • Newly poured gray concrete pad with a rough broom texture across a work yard
  • Wooden forms set in a rectangle on a bare red clay lot ready for a concrete pour
  • Freshly floated gray concrete pad in wooden forms on red clay
  • Gray concrete slab in a grassy backyard, ringed with yellow caution tape
  • Rectangular concrete block foundation wall with plastic sheeting over red clay inside
  • Freshly troweled gray concrete slab on top of a concrete block foundation wall
  • Wooden footing forms laid out in an L shape on red clay for a house foundation
  • Freshly poured wet gray concrete footings in wooden forms on a red clay house site
  • Freshly poured concrete slab under a red pump truck boom, a ready-mix truck parked nearby
  • Welded wire mesh over plastic sheeting ready for a large commercial concrete slab at dusk
  • Large smooth troweled gray concrete slab on a commercial site with plumbing stubs
  • Wide smooth troweled concrete slab with white plumbing stubs and yellow collars
  • Cracked and broken old concrete sidewalk beside a curb on a city street
  • City sidewalk bed of red clay and gravel beside the curb with the old concrete gone
  • Newly finished smooth gray concrete sidewalk between a curb and a grass strip
  • Newly poured smooth gray concrete sidewalk with a control joint along a downhill curb
  • Wide rectangle of red clay and crushed stone opened in a gray asphalt lot, trucks parked behind
  • Cracked asphalt lot opened to red clay and gravel, white totes and work trucks at the back
  • Large new light gray concrete slab set into a cracked asphalt back lot beside a brick building
  • Freshly troweled concrete sidewalk strip beside a curb, with a large utility cover in the middle
  • New gray concrete sidewalk strip with two tan utility covers beside a curb and asphalt street
  • Newly poured gray concrete sidewalk with a control joint and a tan utility cover set in it
  • New smooth gray concrete sidewalk curving along a stacked stone retaining wall topped with ivy
  • Wet, newly poured gray concrete slab beside cracked black asphalt in a fenced work yard

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Call (770) 313-7044 or send the form on our contact page with a few lines about the project. The estimate is free.

Get a free estimate

How long a project takes depends on its size, the ground it is built on, and the weather.

We serve homeowners and businesses across Georgia. That includes Buford, Conyers, Dacula, Duluth, Grayson, Lawrenceville, Lilburn, Loganville, Mountain Park, Norcross, Peachtree Corners, Snellville, Stone Mountain, Sugar Hill, Suwanee, and Tucker.

View our full service area

New concrete usually takes foot traffic within a couple of days, vehicles in about a week, and heavy loads after four weeks. Heat, rain, and the mix can change those times, so check how long to wait before you park on your new concrete.

Hot weather is the main thing to plan around in Georgia, because fresh concrete loses moisture faster and has to be kept damp for at least three days and up to a week.

Get Your Free Estimate

Join the 500+ customers who trust us with their concrete and asphalt projects.

Get a Free Estimate(770) 313-7044
  • 500+ Customers
  • 30+ Years of Experience
Call NowFree Estimate