About our concrete contractor company in Holland

A full range of concrete work

• Concrete driveway building

  A new driveway, dug out, packed and poured from scratch, for when the old one is cracked, sinking or leaving puddles by the garage.

• Concrete patio construction

  A plain or finished concrete patio off the back door, for when you want a flat, solid place to sit, grill or set a table.

• Stamped concrete services

  Concrete pressed with a pattern and colored to look like stone, brick or slate, for a patio or walk that needs more than plain gray.

• Concrete sidewalk building

  New or replacement walks to the front door, side yard or street, often called in when old slabs have heaved and become a trip hazard.

• Garage floor concrete

  A garage floor slab poured to carry a car's weight, for a new garage or an old floor that's cracked, chipped or sunk in spots.

• Decorative concrete

  Colored, scored or textured finishes that dress up plain concrete, for homeowners who want a patio, walk or entry to suit the house.

• Concrete retaining walls

  Poured concrete walls that hold back soil on a slope, usually called in when a yard is washing out or an old wall has started leaning.

• Concrete floor installation

  Interior concrete floors for basements, shops and additions, poured level over a prepared base when you need a hard, lasting surface indoors.

• Concrete pool decks

  The concrete surface around a pool, finished for grip under wet feet, whether you're putting in a new pool or replacing a worn deck.

• Concrete steps construction

  Front, back or side entry steps poured in place, for when the old ones are crumbling, pulling away from the house or feel unsafe underfoot.

• Slab foundation building

  A concrete slab that serves as the foundation for a garage, shed, addition or small building, poured over a packed, level base.

• Foundation installation

  Poured foundation walls and the footings under them for a new house, addition or garage, so the structure above sits square and solid.

• Concrete parking lot building

  Concrete parking areas for small businesses and larger properties, laid out for drainage and traffic, when old pavement keeps failing or a lot needs more room.

• Concrete footings

  The concrete pads and strips that carry the weight of a deck, porch, addition or wall, poured below the frost line before building starts.

• Foundation raising

  Lifting a settled slab or foundation back toward level, for homeowners seeing sinking floors, uneven walks or cracks that keep getting wider.

• Concrete cutting

  Clean saw cuts through slabs, walls and floors for openings, repairs or removals, when part of the concrete has to come out without breaking the rest.