Spartanburg Concrete Contractor pours and repairs concrete in Arcadia, a community west of the city of Spartanburg. Arcadia grew from 2,634 people in 2010 to 3,246 in 2020.
More people means more cars and more need for parking. Adding a pad beside a driveway or widening the drive are simple ways to get more space.
Some homes have older concrete that should be repaired before anything new is tied into it.
We offer concrete repair, leveling for sunken slabs, and new patios. We also pour exposed aggregate for a rough, slip-resistant finish.
We look at the old concrete first. If the base is firm, a repair may last for years. If the soil under it has washed out, new concrete is the better fix.
Not every crack means a slab is done. Here are a few signs to look for:
Take photos and mark the worst spots with chalk before you call. It helps show how the damage has changed over time.
The finish changes how concrete looks, how it feels underfoot, and how much it costs.
For walks and steps, grip matters more than looks. Ask to see samples outdoors, since color looks different in the sun.
A path from the driveway to the back yard keeps feet out of mud and protects your lawn. It is a small project that many owners put off for years.
Walk the route you already use. People tend to take the shortest path, so a walk that follows it will actually get used. Make it wide enough to roll a mower or trash can along. If the yard slopes, a few short steps may be safer than one long ramp.
Plan for water too. A walk that runs along the side of the house should slope away from the foundation. If it crosses a low spot where water runs, it may need to be raised a bit, or a small drain may be needed.
A backyard walk can be poured with a plain finish to keep the cost low. If you also plan a patio, pouring both on the same day can save on setup. Lay a garden hose along the route first to see how a curve will look before anything is dug.
Edges along a lawn should sit level with the grass so a mower can roll right over them.
Arcadia was founded in 1902, according to Wikipedia. It was named because people thought its land looked like the ancient region of Arcadia. The community lies west of the city of Spartanburg. Its population was 3,246 in 2020, and it is in Spartanburg County School District 6.
A community that dates back more than a century has older homes and older slabs. Settling, cracks, and worn surfaces are common. Tell us how old the concrete is and what has changed, so we can plan the right repair or replacement.
Can an old slab be repaired? Often yes, depending on its condition.
Do you replace old steps? Yes. Share a photo.
Which finish is best for steps? A broom or exposed aggregate finish gives good grip when wet.
Can you match my neighbor's driveway? We can come close on the finish. An exact color match is hard.
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