Concrete Services in Greenville & Upstate, SC

Yes. Pool decks are one of the most common overlay jobs, because the surface takes sun, water and foot traffic while the slab underneath is often still fine. A textured overlay also gives back grip that a worn surface has lost.

We look at the slab itself: how level it sits, whether the cracks run through the depth or only across the surface, and whether the edges and joints are still intact. An overlay can fix surface wear, and a base that has failed needs a new pour.

Usually, because there is no demolition, no haul-away and no new base, but it is only cheaper if it lasts, and an overlay over a failing slab does not. We price whichever one the slab actually needs and explain why.

Yes. Industrial and commercial concrete are both on our service list, along with large slab pours, and the industrial concrete page has the detail.

The structural drawings or the slab detail, the project address, and the date the building or the equipment needs to land on it. Thickness, reinforcement, mix and joint layout are read off the drawings rather than guessed on a call.

The same crews. Lighter commercial work sits on the commercial concrete page and driveways, patios and garage pads sit on the residential concrete page.