Concrete contractor serving Montgomery County, VA
Concrete that holds up on New River Valley hills.
From Blacksburg to Christiansburg, we pour driveways, patios, steps, and slabs built for the grade, the clay, and the freeze-thaw winters that come with this part of the county.
Built for Montgomery County lots
What we pour in Montgomery County
These are the jobs that come up most on the sloped and clay-soil lots common around Blacksburg and Christiansburg.
Concrete Driveways
New pours and replacements for driveways that have to handle grade change and Virginia Tech-area traffic without settling.
- New driveways
- Driveway replacement
- Broom or smooth finish
- Extensions & aprons
Steps
Entry steps and stoops for hillside lots where the front door sits well above the yard.
- Entry steps
- Stoops
- Handrail pads
Patios
Poured patios for backyards that step down or terrace, built level even when the yard isn't.
- Open patios
- Covered patio slabs
- Fire pit pads
- Outdoor living spaces
Concrete Repair
Cracks and heaving from clay soil movement fixed instead of replaced when the slab can be saved.
- Crack repair
- Resurfacing
- Leveling
Concrete Removal and Replacement
Old driveway and walkway concrete torn out, hauled off, and replaced with a properly based pour.
- Old concrete tear-out
- Haul-off
- Full replacement
Asphalt Sealing
Sealing for driveways and parking areas that take on a full range of mountain weather.
- Driveway sealing
- Parking area sealing
Questions from Montgomery County homeowners
Do you travel out to Blacksburg and Christiansburg for smaller jobs?
Yes. We schedule Montgomery County jobs the same way we schedule anywhere else — call or text with what you need and we'll tell you where it fits on the calendar.
My yard slopes a lot. Does that change the price?
It can. A sloped or terraced lot needs more site prep and forming than a flat one, so we walk the site before giving you a number rather than quoting blind.
Will clay soil cause problems with a new pour?
It can if the base isn't handled right. We prep and compact the base for the soil we find on site, which is what keeps a slab from cracking or heaving after a winter or two.
Do Blacksburg and Christiansburg both require permits?
Requirements can differ by town versus county land, and by project size. We'll check what your specific address needs and handle the paperwork if a permit's required.
Can you replace an old driveway without messing up my yard?
Tear-out, haul-off, and the new pour are all one job with one crew, and we clean up the site before we call it done.
Ready to get this poured?
Tell us about your driveway, patio, steps, or repair in Montgomery County. We'll get back to you fast.
Call (540) 384-9297