Working in Boston means dealing with tight spaces, narrow streets, and historic properties that need careful attention. From triple-deckers in Dorchester to renovated brownstones in the South End, we bring the right equipment and experience to handle any concrete project in the city. Our crews know how to navigate parking restrictions and work around your schedule.
(617) 691-5887We serve residential and commercial properties throughout Boston with a full range of concrete services. Whether you need a new driveway, basement floor, or decorative patio, we have the skills and equipment to get it done right.
Boston homes face unique concrete challenges. Many properties in Roxbury, Jamaica Plain, and Mattapan were built over a century ago on foundations that were never designed for modern loads. We see cracked basement floors, settling front steps, and driveways that have buckled from tree roots or poor drainage.
Access is another common issue. Narrow alleyways in the North End or Beacon Hill make it tough to bring in large equipment. We have smaller concrete pumps and mixers that let us work in tight spaces without tearing up your yard or blocking the street for days. When you hire experienced concrete professionals, you get a crew that knows how to handle these challenges.
Whether you need concrete repair work or a new driveway, we work around your schedule and keep the disruption to a minimum.
Boston winters put serious stress on concrete. We get frequent freeze-thaw cycles from November through March, and the city uses tons of road salt. That salt seeps into cracks and accelerates deterioration. Over time, you end up with spalling, where chunks of concrete flake off.
This is especially common on driveways, front steps, and sidewalks. Properties near the Charles River or along the waterfront in Charlestown deal with even more moisture. The combination of salt, water, and freezing temperatures can ruin concrete in just a few years if it was not installed correctly.
We use air-entrained concrete and proper drainage techniques to protect your investment. We also recommend sealing your concrete every few years to keep moisture and salt from getting inside. These simple steps can double the lifespan of your driveway or patio.
We work on all types of concrete projects across Boston. In neighborhoods like West Roxbury and Roslindale, we do a lot of driveway replacements for homeowners upgrading their properties. In downtown areas like Back Bay and the Financial District, we handle commercial flatwork and sidewalk repairs.
Basement floors are another common project. Many older Boston homes have unfinished basements with cracked or uneven floors. We can pour a new slab that gives you a clean, level surface for storage or finishing. We also install egress window wells and foundation repairs when needed.
If you are renovating a multi-family property in Allston or Brighton, we can help with new porches, back patios, or parking pads. We know how to work within tight timelines and keep your tenants happy while we get the job done.
Every concrete project in Boston starts with a detailed site visit. We assess access, check for drainage issues, and talk through your goals. Then we schedule the work, handle all prep, pour the concrete, and finish it to your specifications. Here is how we do it.
We start by clearing the area and checking for any underground utilities or drainage issues. In Boston, many properties have old sewer lines or water mains that need to be located before we dig. We excavate to the right depth, compact the soil, and add a gravel base. This foundation keeps your concrete stable for years.
Not every project needs the same type of concrete. If you have a historic home in South Boston or Cambridge, you may want stamped or decorative concrete that matches the character of the neighborhood. For commercial properties downtown, we focus on durability and fast turnaround.
We also help you choose the right finish. Broom-finished concrete is slip-resistant, which is ideal for walkways and outdoor stairs. Smooth finishes work well for garage floors or basements. Stamped concrete gives you the look of brick or cobblestone without the high cost.
If you are not sure what you need, we can show you photos of past projects in Boston and explain what works best for your budget and timeline.
Working in Boston requires more than just knowing how to pour concrete. You need to understand local building codes, navigate permitting requirements, and coordinate with city inspectors. We have done hundreds of projects across the city, so we know the process inside and out.
We also know which neighborhoods have rocky soil, where drainage is a problem, and how to work around tight parking situations. That local knowledge saves you time and helps us avoid delays. Whether you are in Hyde Park, East Boston, or Mission Hill, we have worked in your neighborhood before.
We treat every project with care, show up on time, and keep the site clean. That is why so many Boston homeowners and property managers trust us for their concrete needs.
