Concrete driveway & flatwork services in Marysville
Driveway replacement, new pours, sidewalks, patios, and section repairs — residential flatwork only.
Five flatwork services
Every estimate spells out base, thickness, joints, and finish before we schedule a pour.
Concrete driveway replacement
For drives that are past patching.
- Sawcut / breakout of failed slabs
- Regrade and compact the base before the new pour
- Control joints laid out for slab size and load
- Apron transition matched to the garage slab when possible
New driveway pours (builds & widenings)
New drives, extra parking, and widened approaches.
- Layout for single- or double-car configurations
- Thickness recommendations for passenger vs occasional truck use
- Slope for drainage away from the garage
- Permit guidance is informational — homeowner / GC files unless contracted
Sidewalks, paths & curb aprons
The walks between the street, the drive, and the door.
- City-adjacent walk repair (right-of-way rules confirmed before we bid)
- Side-yard paths and trash-bin pads
- Curb cut / apron work where allowed
- Trip-hazard section replacements when the budget is staged
Patio & outdoor slab flatwork
Outdoor slabs built for how you’ll use them.
- Patio slabs sized for furniture or covered areas
- Broom or smooth finishes per use
- Step / landing pours tied to existing elevations
- Concrete surface only unless an outdoor kitchen is scoped separately
Remove-and-replace problem sections
When most of the drive is sound.
- Isolate heaved or tree-root damaged panels
- Partial replacement when the rest of the slab is sound
- Root barrier discussion (a landscaper may be needed)
- An honest call when full replacement is smarter
What we do — and what goes to another trade
Included in a flatwork estimate
- Measurements and a written scope
- Base and thickness recommendation
- Joint layout and drainage slope discussed
- Finish options (broom or smooth)
- Cure and traffic timeline given at the pour
Out of scope for us
- Foundation repair or crack injection
- Structural slabjacking or crawlspace jacking
- Commercial warehouse floors
- Asphalt paving (we may refer you out)
- Stamped / decorative concrete as a primary job
Three steps to a new slab
Measured, scoped, and poured around the weather.
Describe the project
Call or send the form with rough dimensions, the current surface, and photos of the worst sections.
Measured estimate
We confirm dimensions, base, thickness, joints, and finish — then book a pour date around the forecast.
Tear-out & pour
We break out, prep the base, pour, and finish — then give you the cure and parking timeline.
Not sure if it’s a patch or a replacement?
Send photos of the worst sections — we’ll tell you honestly which category you’re in.