What we pour.
- Driveways — 4–5" slab on 4" compacted stone base, fiber-reinforced
- Patios & pool decks — broom, trowel, exposed-aggregate, or stamped finishes
- Sidewalks & steps — ADA-compliant where required
- Footings & foundations — strip footings, piers, full basement walls
- Garage & shop slabs — vapor barrier, insulation, rebar grid
Decorative options.
Integral color, stamped patterns (slate, brick, wood plank), exposed aggregate, acid-etched, broom finishes, and saw-cut scoring patterns. We'll show you sample boards on-site before you commit.
What drives the cost of a concrete job.
No two pours are alike, so we don't publish a number — we price each job off what we see when we walk the property. The things that move the figure most:
- Size and layout — total square footage, plus how many corners, curves, and edges the form work has to follow.
- Demolition — whether there's an old slab, apron, or asphalt to break out and haul away first.
- Base and drainage — how much excavation, stone, and re-grading it takes to get the pitch running away from the house.
- Thickness and reinforcement — a walkway and a slab that has to carry vehicles are not the same build.
- Access — whether the truck can chute directly to the forms or the pour has to be pumped or wheeled around the house.
- Finish — a broom finish, exposed aggregate, integral color, and stamped patterns each take different labor and materials.
- Permits and season — town requirements and cold-weather protection both add steps.
Call (631) 983-8079 and we'll come measure, check the base and drainage, and put a free written quote in your hands — line by line, so you can see exactly what you're paying for and what you're not.