The crew pouring and spreading concrete down the length of a long barn floor
Family run. Financing available.

Concrete Work in Lincoln, AR

Concrete work in Lincoln, AR. Driveways, slabs, patios, sidewalks, footings and shop floors, poured and finished by the crew that cut the pad under them. Stamped when that is the look you want. Give us a call and we will come out and take a look.

20 years of concrete & dirt work in Lincoln, AR

  • Available 24/7 for calls and quotes
  • Satisfaction guaranteed

Tell us what you're planning

We'll come out, walk it with you, and give you a price before anything starts.

Based in Lincoln, AR

Twenty years of concrete out of Lincoln. Driveways, slabs and patios, poured and finished by one crew

  • 1crew

    Dirt work and concrete

    Around here those are usually two different companies. One crew does both, so the pad is level when the concrete arrives.

  • 3states

    Northwest Arkansas, southern Missouri, eastern Oklahoma

    Most of our work is around Washington County, out of our yard in Lincoln.

  • 6trades

    One number for all of it

    Concrete, dirt work, land clearing, demolition, cutting and coring, barndominiums. (479) 263-6916.

What’s included

Good concrete starts before the truck ever shows up

Driveways, slabs, patios, walks and footings, one crew.

  • Driveways and approaches

    Broom finished, on a base that was packed first.

  • Slabs, pads and shop floors

    Flat, square and power troweled smooth.

  • Patios, walks and steps

    Poured to the curve you want, steps and all.

  • Footings and stem walls

    Trenched, rebar set, poured, ready to build on.

  • Stamped concrete

    Patterned when plain is not the look you want.

A finished broom finish concrete driveway at a new white brick house The same crew cuts the pad first

When you need it

When do you need concrete work?

If one of these is your place, it's time for somebody to come out and look at the ground.

  • An old concrete driveway with its cracks filled and patched

    Your driveway is cracked or heaving

    Cracks that keep opening and slabs that heave mean the ground under it moved. Patching the top fixes nothing.

  • A concrete sidewalk with a broken, dropped edge in low evening light

    The walk or steps are sinking

    A sidewalk or a step that has dropped is a trip waiting to happen, and it drops further the longer it sits.

  • A country house with a long gravel driveway under a cloudy sky

    You are done with the gravel drive

    Gravel that ruts, washes and tracks into the house every wet week is the reason most driveways get poured.

  • A small bare concrete patio with one chair beside a wooden fence

    You want a patio, a walk or steps

    A place to sit out back, a walk to the door or steps that do not move: all of it starts with the right base.

  • The inside of an old wooden barn with a dirt floor and open pens

    Your shop or barn needs a floor

    A dirt or gravel floor limits what you can park, store or work on in there. A slab makes the building useful.

  • Footing forms with rebar set in them for a new house

    You are about to build

    A house, a shop or an addition starts with footings and a slab, and the ground under them decided first.

Why it matters

When concrete fails, it is usually the ground under it

  • Ground never compacted

    A new slab cracks and sinks where the fill was dumped.

  • Water with nowhere to go

    Puddles by the garage door, washouts along the drive.

  • A pad that is not level

    Water to the wrong corner, a shop door that will not shut.

  • Two crews, nobody to blame

    The dirt crew blames the pour, the concrete crew the pad.

That's why we cut the pad and pour the slab ourselves, with one crew.

Call (479) 263-6916 Get a Quote

Two of the crew with rakes on the gravel base of a large slab below a wooded bank
A wide new concrete slab in low sun, with long tree shadows across it

What makes us different

Here’s what’s different about hiring us for concrete

Three things, and every one of them is how we already work.

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  • Your last slab cracked and nobody owned it?

    One crew cuts the pad, packs the base and pours the slab. No second company, and no soft ground under it.

  • Tired of chasing a crew from out of town?

    Our yard's in Lincoln, and the crew that quotes your concrete is the crew that pours it.

  • Scared the price grows once the truck’s there?

    We look first and price it before anything's ordered. Base rock, hauling and dump fees on their own line.

How it works

What Happens After You Call

Three steps, and the only one you do is the first.

  1. Call and say what you
    want poured, roughly

    A driveway, a shop slab, a patio, a walk or a footing. Not sure what it needs? Say so. We offer financing if the timing is the problem.

  2. We come out, look at
    the ground, price it

    Nobody can price concrete off a photo. We look at the ground first, then price it before we start, base and hauling on their own line.

  3. We prep, form, pour,
    finish, and clean up

    The base packed, forms set, rebar or mesh in, the pour and the finish, then the forms off and the site cleaned up before we leave.

Service area

Where We Work

We are in Lincoln and most of our work is around Washington County. We go out into the rest of Northwest Arkansas, southern Missouri and eastern Oklahoma as well.

A John Deere dozer loaded on a lowboy trailer on a residential street

Reviews

What People Said After the Job

Ask anybody who has had us out.

  • We talked to him on Sunday and he was here on Monday started the job and finished the next day. I couldn't be happier with the work he did. It looks amazing!!

    Michelle P.

  • Spot on with customer service and reliability. Made a cement pad off our back door, even fixed a broken brick in the walkway. Definitely will use again.

    Tim P.

  • 5 stars for all the work you and your crew did! Thank you all for going above and beyond!

    Bobby L.

FAQ

Before You Give Us a Call

If yours isn't here, call us and ask.

  • It depends on the ground. A slab on flat ground and a slab on a slope aren't the same job, so we come out, look at yours, and you have a price before anything is ordered.

  • Yes, with the same crew. The pad gets cut and leveled and then the concrete goes on it, so there's one company on site and one number to call if anything is wrong.

  • Always. A photo can't show how the ground lies or where the water runs, so we come out and look before we price any concrete.

  • Yes. A pad off a back door is a job. So is a sidewalk, a patio, or a set of steps. Call and ask rather than guessing.

  • Yes, we offer financing. You can see your options online first, or say so when you call and we'll go from there.

  • Yes. The site gets cleared when the job is done, the forms come off, and anything we broke out goes with us.

More services

Here are the other jobs we take on

One crew and one phone number for all of them.