Concrete Contractor in Orem, UT - Driveways and Patios Built From the Base Up
Driveline Orem Concrete is a concrete contractor based in Orem, UT. We pour driveways, patios, steps and foundations across the city, raise slabs that have settled and cut openings through old concrete.
Concrete work in Oremdone from the ground up
We're based in Orem and work in Provo, Lindon and the cities around them, and most of our calls come from homeowners with a sinking driveway, a patio that holds water or steps pulling away from the house.
Price moves with the size, how much old concrete comes out and how much base work the ground needs, while the schedule turns on any city permit and curing, the wait while fresh concrete hardens. Your estimate shows what's in the price.
Call (385) 533-2723 or use the form to ask for an estimate, and I'll come out and look at the job.
Concrete services in Oremfrom driveways to foundations
Every service below is something we pour, cut or repair in Orem, and each starts with a look at the ground and whatever's there now.
- Concrete driveway building Driveways carry cars every day, so we set the thickness and steel to what parks on yours.
- Concrete patio construction We size a backyard patio around how you'll use it, whether that's a grill, a table or a hot tub.
- Stamped concrete services Pattern and color for a front walk or patio, laid over the same packed base as plain concrete.
- Concrete sidewalk building Walks with a lifted panel or trip edge, replaced one section at a time when the rest is still sound.
- Garage floor concrete A dusty, pitted garage floor usually means a weak top, so we time the pour and finish to avoid it.
- Decorative concrete Colored, scored or exposed-aggregate finishes for the parts of a property people see from the street.
- Concrete retaining walls For sloped yards that need holding back, built with drainage behind them so water doesn't push the wall over.
- Concrete floor installation Basement, shop and outbuilding floors, with rebar, steel bars that hold the slab together if it ever cracks.
- Concrete pool decks A broom finish, a light brushed texture, gives wet feet some grip around the pool and drains toward the yard.
- Concrete steps construction Front steps pulling away from the house usually sank because of what's under them, so that's where we start.
- Slab foundation building For additions, garages and outbuildings, with the subgrade, the ground the slab sits on, checked and packed first.
- Foundation installation Builders and owners adding on call us for foundations, and we plan the forms around the inspections the job needs.
- Concrete parking lot building Small lots for rentals, offices and shops, sloped so water reaches a drain instead of sitting where people park.
- Concrete footings Decks, posts and walls are only as steady as what's under them, which is where footings come in.
- Foundation raising A sunken foundation or slab, raised back toward level, often without tearing it out and starting over.
- Concrete cutting Openings for doors and windows, trenches for lines, or a clean edge where old concrete meets new.
Why Orem calls usfor bids you can read
I started out quoting concrete jobs behind a supply yard counter, so I write bids the way I wanted to read them back then, line by line, before anything gets poured.
Bids built on the cause
We find out why the old slab cracked or sank before we price the new one, because a fix that skips the cause won't hold up.
The base gets the budget first
When a budget gets tight, I'd cut the fancy finish before the base, because you can dress up a surface later but can't reach under a poured slab.
Awkward jobs welcome
Settled slabs, tight access and cuts nobody else wanted to price are the jobs we're best known for, and they're the ones I find most interesting.
Water checked before we pour
We look at where water runs off your roof and yard before setting forms, so the new slab sheds water away from the house instead of toward it.
Your satisfaction, guaranteed
We're licensed and insured on every job we take, and we've been running Driveline Orem Concrete since 2013.
From call to finished slaband nothing poured on a guess
We keep it to four steps and one written estimate, so you know what you're paying for and what the city needs before the truck shows up.
You call or write
Call us or send a message through the form, and tell us what you're seeing, whether that's a crack, a sunken slab or a bare yard.
I come out and write it up
I come out, look at the slab and where the water goes, ask a lot of questions and write an estimate that lists what's included and what isn't.
Permits, then the pour
We check with the city before we schedule, because permits that need plans take longer to review, and we handle the paperwork and set up any inspections with you. Our crew lead runs the pour.
We walk it together
I walk the finished job with you and tell you when the slab is cured enough to walk on, and when it's ready for a car.
What Orem jobs run intounder the slab and on paper
These are the things we check on most Orem jobs, from the ground under an old slab to the city's permit list.
Slabs that sank
Sinking slabs were usually poured on raked dirt that kept settling, so we dig out and pack the subgrade before a new pour.
Cracks nobody planned
Random cracks usually mean control joints, cuts that tell a crack where to go, came late or never, so we cut ours on schedule.
Where the driveway meets the street
A drive approach, where your driveway meets the street, needs a city engineering permit, so we sort that out before any curb work.
Walls close to 4 feet
Retaining walls under 4 feet need no building permit unless they hold up extra weight like a driveway, so we measure before we plan.
Work the list doesn't name
The city's permit list doesn't cover every job, so for anything it doesn't name we check with Orem Community Development at 801-229-7198.
A free Orem concrete estimatefrom the person who plans it
Put in where the job is, what you have in mind and what the old concrete is doing, and we'll get back to you within one business day. I come out for a free on-site estimate, with no obligation to book.
Our work around Oremfor homeowners and builders alike
Most of our Orem work is at people's houses, on driveways, back patios, front steps and garage floors, plus slabs that need raising and the odd cut through old concrete. We also pour footings and foundations for builders, and small lots for property owners who need the water to go somewhere.
Outside Orem? Give us a call
If your city has its own page, it's linked here, and if it doesn't, call (385) 533-2723, since we work in other cities around Orem too.