Pleasant Prairie · Kenosha County, WI
A new driveway, patio or walkway for your Pleasant Prairie home.
Slabs for garages and sheds as well. We come out, measure, and leave a written figure with you - no charge for the visit and nobody chases you afterwards. Every pour goes on ground prepared to hold it through the freeze.
Where We Work
Pleasant Prairie and the rest of the county
Kenosha, Somers, Bristol, Paddock Lake, Twin Lakes and Salem Lakes, plus Pleasant Prairie itself. Just outside? Ask. We would rather say no than waste your week.
What We Pour
The four jobs that fill our calendar
Residential work across the village and the county around it. Every one of these opens its own page.
Driveways
Full replacements and new pours, apron included, licensed for the right-of-way.
Patios and walkways
Broom, exposed aggregate or stamped. The finish is the biggest lever on the price.
Garage and shed slabs
Pads sized for what goes on top, not for whatever the last quote assumed.
Repair and replacement
Not every tired slab needs tearing out. We will say so when it does not.
How It Goes
Three steps, and only one of them is yours
Book the visit
A few questions below, or pick up the phone. You do not need dimensions or a decision.
We measure on site
We look at the grade, how water leaves the property, and where a loaded truck can stand. Then a written figure, itemised, in your hand. Free whichever way you go.
Paperwork, pour, tidy up
We handle the licensing and the permit, book a stretch of weather that will behave, and haul the old concrete away. Stay off it a week and it is done.
Worth Asking
Four questions that sort the bids out
- Ask which jurisdiction your apron sits in. The village line and the Kenosha city line run through this service area, and the strip of driveway between the sidewalk and the road is public land governed by whichever side you are on. The licensing differs. A bidder who has not asked has not worked here.
- Ask what goes underneath. Almost every slab we are called out to replace early was let down by its base, not its concrete. Stone depth and compaction are invisible the day it is finished and decide everything after.
- Ask about the first winter. New concrete is at its most vulnerable in the months right after the pour, and the wrong bag of ice melt does real damage. We tell you what to keep off it before we leave, not after you have used it.
- Ask for the certificate of insurance. We will send it without being chased. So should anyone else quoting you.
All of it is written up properly here: driveway cost and the licensing rules, repair, resurface or replace, and what really moves a slab price.
Book a Site Visit
Get your free, on-site quote.
Tell us about your project and we'll call you back the same day to set up a free measure and price.