Concrete Projects

Nearly every home in the Chicagoland market has a driveway that at some point is in need of replacing. 20-30 year old asphalt driveways, old broken concrete driveways, sidewalks or porches, and old paver driveways damaged by years of salt and snowplowing are in need of replacement can be an eyesore and lead to more safety and property damage. We do not repair or patch concrete, we replace concrete. Your driveway is your "welcome" to the world, let's get it right! Joel Ramirez can work with your city permit office, demo the existing driveway, sidewalks, porch or patio and regrade if needed, add more stone, place in rebar for strength and support and be prepared for any city inspection. Let's talk about replacing your existing driveway, sidewalk, patio or front porch today with new concrete!

Old Driveway Needing Repair in Wheaton Naperville Downers Grove

Broken, Sunken Driveways

Replaced not Repaired

Chicagoland's weather is hard on driveways. The old driveways and patios and porches sink, break, crack, spall and become a hazard overtime to the homeowners and the home itself. We do not repair or patch concrete, we replace concrete.

City Inspected New Concrete Driveways and Sidewalks Rebar and Inspected Driveway Wheaton Downers Grove Joel Ramirez

City Inspected and Ready

We work with every city code department in DuPage County to insure the driveway, patio, sidewalks or front porch is ready for new concrete to be poured. A new concrete driveway adds value to your home!

Experienced Team for Concrete Sidewalk Patio in Downers Grove IL Joel Ramirez Concrete

Experienced Concrete Team

We schedule the right concrete mix, assure the outside weather and temperature is right, schedule the timing of the delivery with the concrete companies and then we get to work pouring and carefully pitching and leveling the concrete for the new driveway.

Carefully Finish

The fine finishing on the newly poured concrete comes from the hard work of demolition of the old driveway, grading if necessary, placing in new rebar, getting the city approval and the scheduling of inspections and concrete is all in preparation for the finish work of your concrete driveway, sidewalk, porch or patio project. It's time to finish the pour.