Concrete Contractor
Poured concrete for driveways, patios, sidewalks, and decorative surfaces across Davis and Weber County. We handle the full scope, from new pours and repairs to resurfacing and decorative finishes.
Concrete work that holds up to Utah winters
A concrete slab is only as good as the mix, the prep, and the curing. In Davis and Weber County, freeze-thaw cycles put real stress on slabs that weren't poured with the right water-to-cement ratio, cured long enough before traffic, or sealed before the first winter. We control mix design on every job and don't cut the curing short to meet a schedule.
We're licensed and insured, and we pull permits when the work requires them. Every project gets a pre-pour site assessment: grade, drainage direction, access, subbase condition. A pour that looks fine on day one but heaves or cracks by spring almost always traces back to something skipped in the prep stage.
Residential and commercial, same crew
On the residential side, most of our concrete work is driveways, patios, pool decks, walkways, and decorative stamped surfaces. We also build sidewalks and park strip pours for city compliance, and we resurface existing slabs when the structure is sound but the surface has worn.
On the commercial side, we handle parking areas, warehouse aprons, commercial approaches, and large flatwork pours along the Davis County corridor. Commercial pours require different scheduling, thicker sections, and more rebar, and we design accordingly. Same Farmington-based crew, same attention to base prep and mix design regardless of the project size.
Concrete Services We Offer
Every pour, repair, and finish handled by the same licensed crew out of Farmington.
Concrete Pricing in Utah
Concrete pricing varies by job type, size, finish, and site conditions. Here's what most work runs in Davis and Weber County. We give firm numbers after seeing the site.
Standard Concrete Flatwork
Driveways, patios, walkways, and sidewalks. Varies by thickness, finish, and prep.
$10 – $20 / sq ft
Stamped & Decorative Concrete
Pattern complexity, color system, and sealant all affect final cost.
$15 – $35 / sq ft
Heated Concrete
Radiant heating system embedded in slab. Varies by layout and heating type.
$25 – $50+ / sq ft
Concrete Resurfacing
Overlay on existing slab. Depends on surface condition, thickness, and finish.
$3 – $10 / sq ft
Crack Sealing & Repair
Priced per linear foot for crack routing and sealing work.
$3 – $8 / lin ft
Not sure what your project will cost?
Send us photos of your space. We can give you a rough range before scheduling an on-site estimate.
Concrete Contractor Questions
Common questions from homeowners and property owners in Davis and Weber County before starting a concrete project.
Yes. We are licensed and insured in Utah and pull the required permits when the scope calls for them. Most residential flatwork under a certain threshold does not require a permit, but we know the local requirements in Davis County cities and handle that correctly on every job.
Yes. We do residential driveways, patios, pool decks, walkways, and decorative pours, and we also handle commercial flatwork including parking areas, warehouse aprons, and commercial approaches along the Davis County I-15 corridor. Commercial pours are designed with heavier sections and more reinforcement. Same crew and same base-prep standards either way.
Standard flatwork runs $10–$20 per sq ft installed. Stamped and decorative concrete runs $15–$35 per sq ft. Resurfacing overlays run $3–$10 per sq ft. Heated concrete runs $25–$50+ per sq ft depending on the heating system. We give firm numbers after visiting the site, not ranges that expand when the contract arrives.
Well-installed concrete in Utah lasts 30–50 years. The key variables are mix design, curing time, sealant quality, and joint placement. Utah's freeze-thaw cycles cause significant damage to slabs that were rushed, undersized, or not sealed before the first winter. We control for all of those on every pour.
We pull permits when the scope requires it. Most residential flatwork does not need a permit in Davis County cities. Work that touches the public right-of-way, such as new sidewalks and park strip pours, typically does require a city permit. We know the local requirements and handle this correctly.
We can get close. Aged concrete weathers and shifts color over time, so an exact match on a new pour is usually not possible. For repairs and additions, we discuss expectations upfront so there are no surprises. On decorative or stamped work, we bring color samples to the estimate so you can see how finishes will read against what is already there.
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Concrete Contractor Service Areas in Utah
We serve Davis County, Weber County, Salt Lake County, and Utah County. If you are not sure whether we cover your area, call us.