How We Work on Tigard Concrete
Concrete Contractors Tigard pours and repairs residential concrete in Tigard and the neighboring Washington County suburbs: driveways and aprons, back patios, decorative and exposed-aggregate surfaces, front walks and steps, garage floors and equipment pads, and slabs that have sunk, cracked or lifted.
The local problem is water more than cold. Plantmaps puts Tigard's average precipitation at about 41.8 inches a year, and almost all of it falls between fall and late spring. A slab here lasts when the ground under it drains, the surface sheds water away from the house, and the finish still grips when it is wet and mossy in February. Those decisions get made before the truck arrives, so that is where we spend our time.
What you can expect from us
- A visit before a number. We measure, look at where water goes in a storm and figure out why the old concrete failed.
- A quote you can compare. Removal, base, thickness, reinforcement, finish and sealing each get their own line.
- The right-of-way sorted out. In Tigard the public sidewalk in front of your lot is yours to maintain, and work on it or on the driveway approach goes through a city permit. We show you where your private slab ends and the city's rules begin.
- Pour dates set by the forecast. We schedule exterior work for dry windows and cover fresh concrete when showers threaten.
- Care instructions in writing. When to walk on it, drive on it and seal it.
When leveling, resurfacing or replacing one panel solves the problem, we price that first.