How St. Louis Concrete Contractors Works

St. Louis Concrete Contractors pours and repairs residential concrete in the City of St. Louis and the Missouri suburbs around it: driveways and alley parking pads, patios, stamped surfaces, walks, stoops and steps, garage floors and shed slabs, plus leveling and resurfacing for slabs that have dropped or flaked.

The city's housing shapes most of what we do. Point2Homes' summary of Census data puts the median build year of St. Louis housing at 1938, with 58.4 percent of homes built in 1939 or earlier. That means a lot of concrete poured long before modern mixes, sitting on fill and old tree roots, and plenty of jobs where the old slab has to be understood before it is replaced.

What you can expect

• A visit before a number. We measure, look at drainage and roots, and work out why the old concrete failed.
• A quote you can compare. Tear-out, base, thickness, reinforcement, finish and sealing each get their own line.
• The public side sorted out. If the work touches the sidewalk in front of a city home, we explain the Street Department's sidewalk permit and whether the 50-50 Sidewalk Program might be the better route.
• Historic districts checked. In a City Historic District, the Cultural Resources Office reviews on-premise drives and walks, so we flag that before scheduling.
• Care instructions in writing. Dates for walking, parking and sealing, plus first-winter advice.

When leveling, resurfacing or replacing a few panels will do the job, the quote says so.