Walks, steps and patios in the village and the country around it.
Romeo is a village in northern Macomb County with a historic downtown and plenty of older homes, and it is a short drive from our base in Allenton. We pour sidewalks, front walks, steps, porches, patios and driveways in the village and on the larger properties around it.
Call, text or email (586) 531-1490 and tell us what you need. We will come by, look at the job and put a free estimate in writing.
On an older home, walks and steps can heave, crack or tip toward the house over the years, usually because the base under them was never built for decades of Michigan frost. Replacing them well means breaking out the old concrete, rebuilding and compacting the base, sloping the new walk to drain away from the foundation, and finishing it so it suits the house. A broom finish fits a classic home; a stamped border can dress it up.
Broken out and rebuilt on a new base.
Sloped so water leaves the foundation alone.
Broom finish or a stamped border.
Stamped patios and borders that suit older and newer homes alike.
02Driveways for village lots and longer country drives.
03Front walks, side paths and steps, sloped and edged.
04Walks and flatwork for village businesses, poured to spec.
05Heaved walks and cracked steps broken out and replaced.
06Stain, colour and seal to refresh sound concrete.
We pour across Macomb County, St. Clair County and Southeast Michigan. Pick another community below, or see every place we work.
Home base in St. Clair County.
02One of Macomb County’s largest cities.
03On the Clinton River in Macomb County.
04Newer homes and custom stamped patios.
05Western Macomb County.
06On Anchor Bay, Lake St. Clair.
07Farm country next door to Allenton.
Tell us what you are picturing, a stamped patio, a driveway, a walkway, or a slab to tear out and replace, and we will come look and put a price in writing.