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Concrete Company in Worthington, OH
Driveways, steps, patios and garage floors for Worthington homes. Ask the neighborhood concrete company for a quote.
Homes in Columbus, Westerville, Grove City, Gahanna, Hilliard, Bexley and nearby towns
Your Free Worthington Quote
Tell us your address and what needs work, from a single step to the whole driveway. The contractor will phone you to hear the details and pick a day to stop by.
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Worthington, Ohio
Front to back: concrete work in Worthington
For a house in Worthington, we handle the concrete jobs that come up sooner or later: a new or replaced driveway, steps and a stoop, a patio, stamped work, a garage floor or a slab that has sunk. Every quote starts with a look at the lot and where the water goes.
Front steps, aprons and garage floors take the most salt, so they are the parts of a Columbus house that usually show winter wear first. Your city or village may want a permit for driveway aprons and public sidewalks, many HOAs want to see colors first, and 811 marks buried lines before digging.
Your free quote in Worthington starts with a quick message or call. After that, the contractor calls to hear what you have in mind and picks a time to see the spot in person.
Concrete for your house
Services for Worthington
Driveways
New and replacement driveways and parking pads in Worthington.
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Patios
Backyard patios in plain, colored and stamped concrete in Worthington.
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Concrete Steps & Stoops
Front steps, back steps and stoops in Worthington.
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Stamped Concrete
Stamped and colored concrete patios, walks and steps in Worthington.
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Garage Floors & Slabs
Garage floors and garage or shed slabs in Worthington.
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Concrete Replacement
Cracked, sunken and heaved concrete replacement in Worthington.
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Franklin County, Ohio
Around Worthington
If you live anywhere near Broadmeadows Park, East Granville Park and Worthington Historic District, you already know what an Ohio winter does to a driveway in Worthington. We pour concrete that is ready for it, and we replace the slabs that were not.
Columbus winters cross the freezing point over and over, so a slab that stays wet underneath gets lifted and dropped all season long.
Live close to Worthington? We also pour driveways, patios and steps for homeowners in Riverlea, Minerva Park, Huber Ridge and Upper Arlington.
Examples
Driveways, patios and steps around town
Example photos of the type of work.
Questions
Worthington questions
Will you replace just one sidewalk square in Worthington?
Yes. A single sunken or cracked panel can be cut out at its joints and poured new without touching the rest. Small jobs are welcome, so do not hesitate to ask.
How should I protect new concrete in Worthington during its first winter?
Keep rock salt off it completely and use sand for grip instead. Shovel early so snow does not pack into ice, and once the concrete has cured, a penetrating sealer helps keep salty slush from soaking in.
Will the city or my HOA want a say in concrete work in Worthington?
It depends on the job. Aprons and public sidewalks usually need a permit from your city, village or township, and HOAs often want to see colors and patterns for stamped work. We can help you figure out what to ask for.
When can you pour concrete in Worthington?
Most home concrete gets poured between spring and late fall, when nights stay above freezing. Once the ground freezes, flatwork waits for warmer weather. Getting a quote over the winter lets you plan before the season opens.
How do I get a free concrete quote for my Worthington home?
Ring (614) 739-9405, or tell us on the form where you live and what you want done. You will hear back from the contractor by phone, and together you will pick a time for a look in person.
How much will my concrete project cost?
A fair number takes seeing it, because a few things move the price a lot: the size, how much old concrete comes out, the thickness, plain versus stamped, and how close a truck can get. The quote is free and walks you through each of those.
Let's fix the concrete you keep stepping around
Send a note or call, and you will get a free quote on the driveway, steps, patio or floor that is on your mind.