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Concrete

Footings and flatwork, reinforced and placed for Iowa winters.

You get concrete sized for what sits on it, poured by the crew building above it.

Scope
Footings for additions, decks and porches, plus patios, sidewalks and short driveways.
What is different
Rebar throughout, and control joints placed so it cracks where we planned.
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Our work

Recent concrete work

A new concrete sidewalk placed alongside a brick house, with the ground either side still open.
  • Fresh driveway flatwork run up to the side of a brick house, with the excavated ground waiting to be made good.
  • A stamped concrete patio furnished with Adirondack chairs around a fire pit, edged by lawn and landscaping.
  • Concrete being placed from the truck into a formed footing
  • A polished and sealed concrete floor running the length of a finished shop, reflecting the lights above it.
  • Freshly poured foundation walls and slab for a two-storey addition, ready for framing.
  • A new concrete landing pad placed at the foot of a deck staircase.
  • A driveway apron and walk just placed, still taped off from the street.
  • A new concrete front walk running from the door to the street between two lawns.
  • A rebar grid tied and ready for a pour

Every photo on this site is our own work, in and around Des Moines.

Questions

Commonly asked

When is the best time of year?

Mid-summer through early fall gives the best cure.

Is there concrete work you will not do?

No basement forms unless they are part of our own addition, and no parking lots.

Will it crack?

All concrete moves, so we control where with joints and steel.