Services

Pours and remodels

Home renovations, concrete, and fence. Kitchens, baths, decks, siding, driveways, patios, curbs, and privacy walls. One crew, written estimates.

Board-formed concrete privacy fence along a landscaped backyard

Fences

Wood privacy fences fail in a decade. Vinyl racks in the wind. We set posts true, hang panels that stay in plane, and pour concrete fence walls when the job calls for something that will still be standing when the house is painted the next three times. Gates, corners, and the run that meets the garage are part of the same number.

Privacy and perimeter fencing
Concrete fence walls, 6- and 8-foot typical
Board-form, smooth, or split-face faces
Gates, corners, and replacement of failed wood

Fences specs Estimate

Fresh broom-finished residential concrete driveway with control joints

Driveways

Residential drives are 4 inches on a compacted base; we go 6 inches where trucks or RVs will sit. Mix is 4,000 PSI, air-entrained for freeze-thaw. Control joints are laid out before the pour, not sawed as an afterthought. Choose broom, exposed aggregate, or stamped — all of them drain, all of them meet the garage cleanly.

4-inch residential, 6-inch for heavier loads
4,000 PSI mix, air-entrained for freeze climates
Control joints laid out before the pour
Aprons, approaches, and garage transitions

Driveways specs Estimate

Backyard concrete patio with outdoor dining furniture under a pergola

Patios

We pour 4-inch patio slabs on compacted base, with a pitch that sends water away from the foundation. Edges can be formed, troweled, or stepped to grade. Finish is broom for traction, smooth at the door, or stamped if the house asks for it. No plastic edging. No sand joints to refill.

Pitched away from the foundation
Formed edges and step-downs to grade
Broom, smooth, or stamped finish
Ties into existing walks, stoops, and sliders

Patios specs Estimate

Newly poured residential concrete curb and gutter along a tree-lined street

Curbs

Barrier curb, mountable curb, and curb-and-gutter for residential streets and private drives. We set forms to the existing flow line, pour, and finish the face so mowers and plows do not chew it. Driveway aprons are poured with the curb, not patched on later.

Barrier and mountable profiles
Curb-and-gutter with a working flow line
Driveway aprons poured with the curb
Matches existing street or private lane

Curbs specs Estimate

Remodeled kitchen with white shaker cabinets, oak island, and quartz counters

Interior renovations

The card says kitchens and bathrooms; flooring, tile, and carpentry; drywall, trim, and painting. That is the work. On a new house we finish what the builder left as options. On an old house we open walls that have settled, match floor heights that are no longer level, and leave the rooms you meant to have. Written scope before a saw hits a wall.

Kitchens and bathrooms, new-house and old-house
Flooring, tile, and finish carpentry
Drywall, trim, and painting
Punch-list work with the builder or after closing

Interior renovations specs Estimate

New covered deck and porch on a two-story colonial house

Exterior renovations

Decks and porches that are framed, flashed, and finished so water does not find the band board. Siding and trim that line up with existing windows. Exterior work on a new house is finish-out; on an old house it is often undoing a leak and putting the wall back the way it should have been. Concrete and carpentry in the same conversation, so the new door meets a stoop that was built for it.

Decks and porches, covered or open
Siding, trim, and exterior repairs
Stoops, walks, and patio slabs that meet the door
One crew for the wood and the concrete

Exterior renovations specs Estimate