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Contact Concrete Contractor Tinley Park

Concrete questions are easier to answer out loud than in writing. Here is everything you need to get us on the line.

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Ways to Reach the Crew

Phone
(815) 205-1713On a mobile, one tap dials us.
Service area
Tinley Park and nearby southwest suburbs
Callbacks
Mid-pour, we cannot step away from wet concrete, so missed calls get returned once the finishing is done.

Hours

Monday7 a.m. through 5 p.m.
Tuesday7 a.m. through 5 p.m.
Wednesday7 a.m. through 5 p.m.
Thursday7 a.m. through 5 p.m.
Friday7 a.m. through 5 p.m.
Saturday7 a.m. through 5 p.m.
SundayClosed

Pour days depend on the forecast, since concrete needs the right temperature and dry weather to cure well.

What Helps When You Call

Ring (815) 205-1713 with a rough size for the slab, what is there now and what it needs to carry. A driveway for two cars, a patio for a table of six or a footing for a garage are all good starting points. If the old concrete has cracked, sunk or flaked, tell us that too, since it helps us plan the base.

What Happens on the Call

  1. You describe the slab

    Size, location, current concrete and what the new slab will hold.

  2. We talk through options

    Slab depth, stone depth, surface texture and any tear-out.

  3. We set a time to measure

    A visit to your property so the written price reflects what is actually there.

Before You Dial

What if the line rings out?

Leave a voicemail saying what you want poured and where. Expect a ring back once the crew is off the finishing tools.

Can I get a ballpark on the phone?

We can explain which factors push the cost up or down for a job like yours. The written figure follows the site visit.

Do you work outside Tinley Park?

Yes. We pour in Oak Forest, Orland Park, Mokena, Crestwood, Midlothian, Palos Heights and other nearby towns.

Should I clear the area before you come out?

For the visit, no. Before the pour, moving planters, furniture and anything stored near the work area helps.

Can my contractor or builder join the call?

Please do. On footing and wall work, hearing straight from your builder saves a round of back-and-forth.

Your Next Slab Starts With a Phone Call

Whether it is a footing or a full driveway, the conversation is the same: what goes where, how thick and how soon we can measure.