Building a durable new slab starts with site evaluation and proper subgrade preparation. We verify drainage, confirm grades, and perform compaction testing so the slab sits on a stable base. For new driveways, garage slabs, and backyard patios we specify slab thickness, reinforcement, and joint layouts that match expected loads and soil conditions in Alabama. Proper formwork, accurate elevation control, and clean edge support are essential to prevent premature cracking and edge failure.

Walkways and sidewalks require attention to slope, ADA tolerances, and jointing to maintain usability and curb appeal. We lay out contraction and expansion joints to control cracking and provide safe transitions between materials. For front walks and pathways we use broom finishes or exposed aggregate to balance traction and aesthetics. Sidewalks near streets follow municipal requirements and include proper curb transitions and detectable warning surfaces where required.

Pool decks and outdoor living slabs need both performance and appearance. We use mixes selected for freeze resistance and chemical exposure, apply textured or stamped finishes for safe footing, and use surface hardeners or sealers where chlorine or salt will contact the surface. For pool surrounds we also address drainage and drainage transitions so standing water is avoided and pool equipment access is preserved.

We install and finish the residential concrete elements homeowners use every day: new driveways and garage aprons, front sidewalks and garden walkways, decorative patios and pool decks, service walks and approach slabs, and small detached structure slabs. Each installation is specified for slab thickness, reinforcement, jointing, and finish so the slab meets performance, safety, and appearance expectations for Alabama properties.