Concrete Driveways
A new driveway, a wider one, or a replacement for one that has cracked and sunk. The base, the thickness and the slope decide how well it handles salt and freezing nights.
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Concrete Services in Pittsburgh
New Work · Replacements · Repairs
From a new driveway to a cracked front step, pick the job that fits yours and get a free estimate from a local Pittsburgh concrete pro.
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Residential Concrete Services
New installs, replacements and repairs for houses across Pittsburgh and Allegheny County.
Concrete Patios
Room for a grill, a table or a hot tub. A plain broom finish keeps the price down, and color or a stamped pattern can be added.
See Concrete PatiosStamped & Decorative
If you want concrete that looks like stone, slate or brick, stamping is the usual way to get it. Color and exposed aggregate are other options.
See Stamped ConcreteConcrete Repair
Cracks, flaking, sunken slabs and crumbling edges. Some damage can be patched or leveled, while other slabs are better torn out and poured again.
See Concrete RepairRetaining Walls
Hilly yards come with living in Pittsburgh. A wall holds the slope back, and drainage behind it keeps water from pushing it over.
See Retaining WallsSteps, Sidewalks & Porches
Front steps that wobble, a walkway to the back door, a porch slab or the city sidewalk in front of your house.
See Steps & SidewalksHow Your Free Estimate Works
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Tell Us About Your Project
Pick the job, add your ZIP code and a few details. Photos help.
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Get a Call Back
One or two local concrete contractors call or email you to talk it through and set up a visit.
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Get Your Estimate
They look at the job and give you a price. Then you decide.
Not Sure Which Service You Need?
Pick Something else in the form and tell us what you see. One or two local concrete contractors will look at the job and tell you what it needs.
Photos help a lot, so add a few if you can. The same form is also on the free estimate page.
Good things to mention
- What it is: a driveway, patio, steps or a wall
- What is wrong with it, or what you want built
- Roughly how big the area is
- Whether old concrete has to come out first
- When you would like the work done
Serving Pittsburgh & Allegheny County
Free estimates for homes in Pittsburgh and every town in Allegheny County.
Concrete Service Questions
Which concrete jobs can I get an estimate for?
Driveways, patios, stamped and decorative concrete, repairs, retaining walls, and steps, sidewalks and porches. If your job isn't on the list, pick Something else in the form and describe it.
How much will my concrete job cost?
It depends on the size, the site and the finish you want. The driveway cost guide covers what moves the price, and your free estimate gives you a number for your own job.
Should I repair my concrete or replace it?
Small cracks and worn surfaces can often be repaired. Slabs that have sunk badly, broken apart or keep cracking may need to come out. The contractor who looks at it can tell you which makes sense.
Do I need a permit for concrete work?
It depends on the job and the town. Inside the City of Pittsburgh, a new curb cut needs a permit, and other towns in the county set their own rules. Your contractor can tell you what your job needs.
Can I ask for an estimate in winter?
Yes. Most new concrete is poured in the warmer months, but you can ask for an estimate any time and plan the work ahead.
How does the free estimate work?
Tell us about the job in the form. One or two local concrete contractors call or email you, look at the job and give you a price. There is more on the About page.
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