Concrete Contractor in Provo, UT - Slabs Built on a Base That Holds
Driveline Orem Concrete is a concrete contractor working in Provo, UT. We pour driveways, patios, walks, steps and slabs, raise settled concrete and cut what's in the way, starting from why the old slab failed.
Concrete work in Provodone by a crew next door
We're based next door in Orem and pour in Provo just as we do in Lindon and Springville. Most calls here start with something you can see, a driveway sunk at the garage or a patio holding water, and I want to know why before I price it.
Price follows the slab's size, how much old concrete comes out, the base work and the finish. The schedule turns on what the city needs and on curing, the days a slab sits before it takes weight. Your estimate spells out what's included and what isn't.
Call (385) 533-2723 or use the form, and I'll come look at your Provo job and write up an estimate.
What we pour in Provoand what we repair there
From a new driveway to a settled walk or a footing for an addition, here's the concrete work we do for Provo homes and property owners.
- Concrete driveway building We dig a sunk or cracked driveway out to firm ground and pack the base before the new pour.
- Concrete patio construction Backyard patios sloped away from the house, so rain and sprinkler water run off instead of pooling by your wall.
- Stamped concrete services Patterned and colored surfaces for patios and walks, laid over the same packed base as plain concrete.
- Concrete sidewalk building Front walks and side paths replaced where roots or settling have lifted an edge you keep tripping on.
- Garage floor concrete Cracked or dusty garage slabs taken out and repoured with control joints, cuts that tell the cracks where to go.
- Decorative concrete Colored, stained or exposed finishes for a front entry or yard, priced so you see what the finish adds.
- Concrete retaining walls Poured walls for sloped yards, with drainage behind them so water doesn't push the wall over time.
- Concrete floor installation Interior and basement slabs, and floors for shops and outbuildings, poured flat and finished for what goes on them.
- Concrete pool decks A broom finish, a brushed texture, gives wet feet grip around the pool, and the deck drains away from it.
- Concrete steps construction Crumbling front or back steps rebuilt with rebar, steel bars that hold the concrete together if it cracks.
- Slab foundation building Slabs for additions, garages and outbuildings, with the subgrade, the ground the slab sits on, checked and packed first.
- Foundation installation Foundation walls for new homes and additions, planned with you or your builder before anyone digs.
- Concrete parking lot building Parking areas for small rental and commercial properties, laid out so water drains off instead of pooling.
- Concrete footings Footings for decks, porches, walls and additions, sized for the load and set on firm ground.
- Foundation raising A settled slab can sometimes be lifted rather than torn out, once we know why it dropped.
- Concrete cutting Openings, trenches and damaged sections cut out of existing slabs, the awkward cuts other crews pass on.
Why Provo homeowners call usclear bids and the hard jobs
Working with us is mostly conversation up front, because concrete is hard to undo once it's poured, so we settle the details before the truck shows up.
Bids that show what's in and out
Every estimate is written out so you know what you're paying for, from the base work to the finish, before anything gets poured.
We find the cause first
A cracked or sunken slab usually has a reason under it, like a loose base or water running the wrong way, and a fix that skips it won't hold.
Awkward jobs, priced plainly
Settled slabs, tight cuts and repairs other crews won't price are a big part of our work, and I'll tell you straight what they'll take.
The base gets the budget
If something has to give, I'd rather spend on digging out and packing the base than on a fancy finish, because the base is what holds.
Licensed, insured, here since 2013
We started this company in Orem in 2013, we're licensed and insured on every job, and our promise is simple. Your satisfaction, guaranteed.
From call to final walkhow a Provo job runs
I'm the one you see at the first look and the final walk, and what we agree on is written down before the crew shows up, so you can hold us to it.
Call or send a message
Call (385) 533-2723 or send the form and tell us what you're seeing, whether it's a new patio or a driveway sinking at one corner.
I come out and look
I walk the job and ask a lot of questions about drainage, use and what went wrong before, then write an estimate showing what's included and what isn't.
We check the city, then pour
Before we schedule, we check with Provo's Building Division, and if a permit is called for, we handle the paperwork and set up inspections with you. Our crew lead runs the work.
We walk it together
When the forms come off, I walk the finished job with you and tell you how long to stay off it while it cures, first on foot, then with the car.
What Provo slabs run intoand what we do about it
These are the problems we see most often under and around Provo driveways, patios and garage floors.
Slabs that settled
A base that was raked level, not dug out and packed, sinks with the dirt, so we rebuild it before we pour.
Water headed for the house
A slab that tips toward the house sends water at your foundation, so we check where water runs before we set the slope.
Cracks nobody planned
Control joints cut late or skipped let a slab crack wherever it likes, so we cut them on time where cracks belong.
Garage and shed pads
The city keeps its own requirements for garages and accessory buildings, so we check those before we price a slab for one.
A Provo estimate, in writingthat lists what's included
Tell us your address and what you'd like poured or fixed, and we'll reply within one business day. Then I come out for a free on-site estimate, with no pressure to book.
Our work around Provoclose to home in Orem
Provo sits right next to Orem, where we started the company, so working here is everyday work for us. Like everywhere we go, most calls come from homeowners, along with some builders and small property owners who need a parking area, a walk or a slab under something new.
The jobs I like best are the ones that don't fit the usual mold, a slab that keeps dropping or a cut in a tight spot, because figuring out why is half the job and it's where a fix either holds or doesn't.
Don't see your city? Call us
Each city page covers what we see there, and if your city isn't listed, call (385) 533-2723 and ask, because we work in more places than these.