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Driveways, patios, sidewalks, foundations, retaining walls, repair and commercial work. Every service below has a page explaining how it is actually done. Free on-site estimate.
Not sure which of these you need? That is normal, and it is genuinely our job rather than yours.
Describe what you are looking at and we will point you to the right one. Everything here is work we do ourselves across Pittsburgh and the surrounding communities, residential and commercial.
Nine service areas, each with its own page covering how the work is done, what changes the scope, and what to ask before hiring anyone.
New installation, replacement, resurfacing and crack repair, plus stamped and exposed aggregate finishes. Built on excavation to solid subgrade with joints and drainage planned before the pour.
New patios, stamped and colored finishes, pool decks, covered patios and resurfacing. Sloped yards handled with stepped levels or a retaining edge rather than a slab floated over unresolved grade.
New walks, panel-by-panel repair and replacement, commercial walkways, ADA curb ramps, and concrete steps and curbing. City sidewalk notices scoped against the condition actually cited.
Cracking, spalling, settled slabs and trip hazards, including slab leveling and mudjacking, joint sealing and bonded overlays. We diagnose what caused the failure before quoting a fix.
New home foundations, slabs, garage and addition footings, shed pads and foundation repair. Footings below frost depth on bearing verified on site, with drainage detailed before backfill.
Residential and commercial walls in segmental block or poured concrete, plus repair and rebuilds. Every wall gets a real drainage system, because walls here fail from water rather than weight.
Patterns and textures pressed into a real slab across driveways, patios, walkways and pool decks, with color built into the mix and a sealing schedule that suits the exposure.
Integral pigment, acid staining, dyes and color hardener across exterior and interior surfaces, sampled on your own slab in daylight before anything is committed to.
Parking lots, foundations and slabs, loading docks, warehouse floors and curbing, scoped zone by zone against real loads and phased so the property keeps operating.
Each of the pages below covers one specific job in detail, including what affects the scope and the questions worth asking any contractor.
Send a photo of what you are looking at and roughly where the property is. We will tell you which service it falls under, whether it needs a visit, and put a scope in writing with no obligation.