Concrete for Denver and the eastern plains.
Driveways, patios, stamped and colored concrete, shop floors and foundations. A family-owned crew since 2016, with free estimates on site or from photos you text us.
- Since 2016Family-owned
- Mon to Sat, 7 to 7Sundays 9 am to 2 pm
- Homes and businessesResidential and commercial
- Free estimatesCash, check or card
What we pour
Flatwork, structural slabs and decorative concrete for homes, ranch properties and businesses. Every job starts with a free estimate.
See the projects
01Driveways
New driveways, extra parking pads and full tear-out and replace.
02Patios and fire pits
Back patios, slabs under decks, steps to the door and concrete fire pits.
03Stamped and colored
Wood plank, random stone, flagstone and ashlar patterns, with contrasting borders.
04Slabs and shop floors
Pole barns, garages, monolithic slabs, foundations and basketball courts.
05Steps, walks and egress
Front steps, porches, side-yard walks and basement egress entries.
06Demolition and repair
Breaking out old slabs, cutting out sections for pipes or drainage, and repairs.
Pick the surface before we pour
Every swatch on this board is cropped from a job our crew finished. Tap one to see where it went.
Random stoneCropped from a finished job
Random stone
An irregular stone pattern in charcoal with a glossy finish, laid around a built-in round fire pit.
Good for: Patios, fire pit surrounds
Seen on: charcoal stone-stamped patio with a fire pit.
Terracotta
A cut-stone pattern colored deep terracotta with a darker border, carried up the steps under a cedar pergola.
Good for: Patios, steps
Seen on: terracotta stamped patio and steps under a pergola.
Wood plank stamp
A board pattern pressed into the concrete, here in a dark tone with a contrasting border, so a patio reads like a deck.
Good for: Patios, deck replacements
Seen on: wood-plank stamped patio beside a fence.
Flagstone
Large flagstone shapes in a warm brown, run as a curving front walk through river rock.
Good for: Walkways, garden paths
Seen on: flagstone-stamped front walk through rock landscaping.
Broom finish
A broom pulled across the fresh surface leaves fine ridges, so tires and shoes have something to grip. It's the standard for driveways and walks.
Good for: Driveways, sidewalks, shop aprons
Seen on: broom-finished driveway with control joints.
Steel trowel
Troweled smooth and tight. It's the finish for floors you sweep, roll carts across and park on.
Good for: Pole barns, shops, garages
Seen on: smooth floor inside a pole barn.
No job too small or too big.
We've said it since 2016. A one-day side walk and a whole pole-barn floor get the same crew and the same care at the edges.
What a pour day looks like
The part you see takes a day. The part that makes it last happens before the truck shows up.
01Break out and grade
If there's old concrete, it comes out first. Then the ground is dug and graded to the height and slope the new slab needs.
02Forms and steel
Wood forms set the edges and the finished height. Rebar goes in on a grid, like this slab out on the plains.
03Pour and finish
The crew places the concrete, levels it and finishes the surface by hand: broom, smooth trowel or stamp. Control joints go in so the slab cracks where it's told to.
04Stamp, color and seal
On decorative jobs the pattern is pressed in while the concrete is still workable, then color and a sealer bring it out.
Reviews
5.0
From 9 reviews on Thumbtack, carried over from Google, 2019 to 2020.
Read them on ThumbtackRaymundo was able to give me a quote using pictures of my space and then able to fit me in the same week and finished the job in a day.
Edwin C. · August 2019
“The patio looks beautiful! Looks better than what I was expecting.”
Victoria P. · August 2019
“I found his team to be punctual, efficient and overall excellent. They listened to my requests for an irrigation pipe under the stairs and have some great recommendations on maintenance.”
Rock W. · September 2019
“We have zero regrets going with them and will definitely use them should we have more concrete needs.”
Amanda H. · January 2020
From Denver out I-70 to Deer Trail
We work across the east side of the metro and out onto the plains: the I-70 towns, north to Brighton and Hudson, and south to Centennial and Parker.
- Denver
- Brighton
- Hudson
- Watkins
- Bennett
- Strasburg
- Byers
- Deer Trail
- Centennial
- Parker
Somewhere close by that isn't listed? Call and ask.
Get a free estimate
Text a few photos of the space and rough measurements. Plenty of jobs can be priced from pictures, and we'll come out when it needs a look in person.
(303) 903-0824 Text us photos- 01The whole area, from a few steps back.
- 02Where it meets the house, garage or yard.
- 03Any old concrete that has to come out.
Or call (720) 755-2514. Mon to Sat 7 am to 7 pm, Sun 9 am to 2 pm. Cash, check or card.