Concrete that doesn't crack by spring.
Concrete in Wisconsin has to survive frost heave. What's under the slab matters more than the slab, and it's the part that gets skipped when a price looks too good.
How we approach it
We excavate to depth, put in a compacted aggregate base, form it properly and set control joints where the slab actually wants to crack — because concrete does crack, and the job is deciding where. Skipping the base is how you get a drive that looks perfect in October and is lifting by April.
Drives, walks, patios, pads and steps. We'll match the finish to what's already there, or broom, brush or expose it depending on how much grip you need through a Green Bay winter.
Everything under patios & concrete flatwork.
- Driveways and aprons
- Walkways and paths
- Patios and slabs
- Garage and shed pads
- Steps and landings
- Broom, brushed and exposed finishes
- Tear-out of failed concrete
- Grading and drainage around the pour
A note on cracking.
All concrete moves as it cures. Control joints are there to guide where that happens so it stays inconspicuous.
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