Concrete installation costs can be affected by several factors, including the size of the area, the type of concrete slab required (as each may have specific requirements), the desired finish, accessibility, and the complexity of the installation. Typically, costs start at $10 per square foot and this INCLUDES both materials and installation.

Regular cleaning, sealing, and prompt repair of any damage can help prolong the life of your concrete surfaces. Our team can provide guidance on the proper maintenance techniques for your specific installation.

Rebar is not required for all concrete installations but is recommended for larger or more complex projects. Rebar, a type of reinforcing steel, provides additional strength and support to the concrete and is typically used in situations where the concrete will be subjected to heavy loads or stresses. However, the use of rebar can still provide additional strength and durability even in smaller projects, such as residential driveways or patios. Ultimately, the decision to use rebar will depend on various factors, including the size and complexity of the project, expected loads and stresses, and local building codes and regulations.

Whether concrete or paver installation is cheaper depends on several factors, such as the size of the area, site accessibility, amount of prep work required, and complexity of the installation. In some cases, pavers may be a more cost-effective option, while in other cases, concrete may be cheaper. While pavers offer a wider range of design options, such as the ability to create unique patterns and textures, concrete also has several design options, such as dyeing the concrete and doing stamped concrete. Additionally, pavers are generally more durable than concrete, but concrete may require less labor and preparation work. Ultimately, the choice between concrete and paver installations will depend on the specific needs and budget of the project.