An unincorporated South County community between two rivers
Concrete Contractors in Oakville, MO
Driveways, patios, stamped concrete, walks and slabs for homes south of the St. Louis city limits.
- Free on-site measuring and a written, itemized quote
- Public sidewalk rules and city programs explained before work starts
- Repair options priced next to replacement when a slab can be saved

Concrete Work in Oakville
Oakville has more than 36,000 residents but no city government, and that shapes how concrete contractors in Oakville plan permitted work. It is an unincorporated community and census-designated place in South County, about 18 miles south of the City of St. Louis. The 2020 census counted 36,301 residents and 14,734 housing units, with only 2.7 percent vacant. We pour and replace driveways, patios, walks, steps and slabs, and we repair concrete that has cracked or settled.
No city hall, county rules
Because Oakville is unincorporated, there is no municipal public works department. Local government services come from St. Louis County, and roads may be county-maintained. For work that touches a road, curb or public walk, we check with St. Louis County Transportation and Public Works about what is required for your address and line up any permit before the job starts. For work on your own lot, such as a back patio, we confirm whether any county permit applies.
Between the Mississippi and the Meramec
Wikipedia notes that Oakville borders both the Mississippi and Meramec rivers, and its land area of about 15.9 square miles is paired with about 1.8 square miles of water. Lots near the bluffs and creeks can slope sharply, and lots near the bottoms can hold water after heavy rain. On sloped lots we plan steps, landings and drainage so a patio or walk sits level without sending water toward the house. On low ground we build up a compacted rock base so the slab stays above wet soil.
A steady, owner-occupied community
Oakville's population has held steady, at 35,309 in 2000, 36,143 in 2010 and 36,301 in 2020, and its low vacancy points to a community of long-time homeowners. That is a good setting for concrete work done properly once. Rather than patching the same crack every few years, many owners here choose to replace a failing driveway or patio with a new slab built on a proper base, with control joints and a sealer.
Common Oakville jobs
Driveways with a sunken section by the garage or a cracked apron at the street. Patios that have tipped toward the house as downspout water washed out the base. Front stoops that have pulled away from the foundation. Walks with joints that have heaved. Garage floors that have cracked and settled. Each of these has a different cause, and we look at the cause before we price the fix.
Weather
South County shares the region's hot, stormy summers and freeze-thaw winters. We use air-entrained concrete outdoors, cure it properly and pitch every slab so water runs off.
Our Oakville services
- Driveways: full and partial replacements and new aprons
- Patios: new slabs, replacements and extensions
- Stamped concrete: colored and patterned patios and walks
- Sidewalks and steps: front walks, stoops and steps on sloped lots
- Garage and shed slabs: garage floors and shed pads
- Repair: sunken sections, trip edges and scaled surfaces
Call (314) 886-6738 to set up a visit anywhere in Oakville.
Oakville Facts That Matter
- Unincorporated. Oakville is an unincorporated community and census-designated place in south St. Louis County.
- Two rivers. Oakville borders both the Mississippi and Meramec rivers.
- Housing. The 2020 census counted 14,734 housing units, 2.7 percent vacant, and 36,301 residents.
- Distance. Oakville is about 18 miles south of the City of St. Louis.

Oakville Questions
Who issues permits in Oakville?
Oakville is unincorporated, so there is no city permit office. We check with St. Louis County about what your project needs.
My lot slopes toward the river. Can I still have a level patio?
Yes. We can build steps or a raised edge so the patio sits level, and plan drainage so water moves away from the house.
Is it better to repair or replace a cracked driveway?
If the cracks are limited and the base is sound, repair can work. If the base has washed out, replacement lasts longer. We check before recommending.
Free Estimates in Oakville, MO
Tell us your street and what the concrete is doing, and we will schedule a free estimate anywhere in Oakville.
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